As Ukraine marks three years since Russia's full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian Association of South Africa has reaffirmed its unwavering support for Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Ukraine's fight for sovereignty, democracy, and global security. With a staggering 140,000 war crimes documented, the association stresses that Russia's aggression poses a significant threat not only to Ukraine but also to international stability. To discuss this further, Elvis Presslin spoke to Dzvinka Kachur, Honorary President of the Ukrainian Association of South Africa

As Ukraine marks three years since Russia's full-scale invasion, the Ukrainian Association of South Africa has reaffirmed its unwavering support for Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Ukraine's fight for sovereignty, democracy, and global security. With a staggering 140,000 war crimes documented, the association stresses that Russia's aggression poses a significant threat not only to Ukraine but also to international stability. To discuss this further, Elvis Presslin spoke to Dzvinka Kachur, Honorary President of the Ukrainian Association of South Africa

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The Ukrainian Association of South Africa reaffirms its support for Ukraine's president

President Cyril Ramaphosa says business played a significant role in ending load shedding in South Africa. Speaking at the Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa Presidential Business Breakfast underway in Ekurhuleni, Ramaphosa says the country had made major progress in securing electricity supply.He says the next phase of electricity reform must focus on reducing the cost of power, particularly for energy-intensive industries facing the threat of closure and job losses.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says business played a significant role in ending load shedding in South Africa. Speaking at the Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa Presidential Business Breakfast underway in Ekurhuleni, Ramaphosa says the country had made major progress in securing electricity supply.He says the next phase of electricity reform must focus on reducing the cost of power, particularly for energy-intensive industries facing the threat of closure and job losses.

President Ramaphosa calls for cheaper electricity to save jobs

CAF President Patrice Motsepe has urged caution and called for strict adherence to good governance as global football faces growing internal tensions surrounding Fifa President Gianni Infantino.
Infantino, who tried  and failed  to sell off part of the World Cup to private investors, came under renewed fire in an open letter signed by three confederations: Europe's Uefa, North and Central America's Concacaf, and Asia's AFC, accusing the world football boss of breaking trust "through deception".  SAfm sports anchor has more Jon Gericke. 

CAF President Patrice Motsepe has urged caution and called for strict adherence to good governance as global football faces growing internal tensions surrounding Fifa President Gianni Infantino. Infantino, who tried&nbsp; and failed&nbsp; to sell off part of the World Cup to private investors, came under renewed fire in an open letter signed by three confederations: Europe's Uefa, North and Central America's Concacaf, and Asia's AFC, accusing the world football boss of breaking trust "through deception". &nbsp;SAfm sports anchor has more Jon Gericke.&nbsp;

CAF urges caution amid Fifa governance tensions

The Zambians are today voting to elect a new president. The current President Hakainde Hichilema is seeking a re-election for the second term. During his first term he had to address the economic crisis in that country. Hichilema is hoping that he will get another mandate to serve the country. However, the cost of living remains a major concern for voters. Hichilema's main challenger is opposition candidate Brian Mundubile. For an analysis Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Tendai Mbaje Governance and Election Expert, from University of Pretoria

 

 

 

The Zambians are today voting to elect a new president. The current President Hakainde Hichilema is seeking a re-election for the second term. During his first term he had to address the economic crisis in that country. Hichilema is hoping that he will get another mandate to serve the country. However, the cost of living remains a major concern for voters. Hichilema's main challenger is opposition candidate Brian Mundubile. For an analysis Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Tendai Mbaje Governance and Election Expert, from University of Pretoria
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The Ukrainian Association of South Africa reaffirms its support for Ukraine's president

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