How employers are expected to classify race and comply with the proposed five-year Employment Equity targets, which NEASA has described as unworkable and in need of urgent clarification. 

Guest: Gerhard Papenfus: National Employers Association of South Africa CEO 

 

How employers are expected to classify race and comply with the proposed five-year Employment Equity targets, which NEASA has described as unworkable and in need of urgent clarification.&nbsp;
Guest: Gerhard Papenfus: National Employers Association of South Africa CEO&nbsp;
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THE MORNING BRIEF

How employers are expected to classify race and comply with the proposed five-year Employment Equity targets, which NEASA has described as unworkable and in need of urgent clarification.

Business and markets update with Ntaoleng Lechela

Business and markets update with Ntaoleng Lechela

For many observers, the key question is how ordinary Iranians are experiencing this moment. With reports of internal economic strain, long-running protests, deep political repression and now external military strikes, the situation appears both volatile and deeply complex.

To better grasp the gravity of the current US–Iran confrontation, it is crucial to explore how Iranian citizens — both inside the country and in the diaspora — are interpreting events, and whether this moment represents escalation, endurance, or a possible turning point. 

Guest: Amir Bagherioromi: Strategic communications and campaigns specialist

 

Businessman Sandile Zungu says nothing will derail his consortium’s takeover of South Africa’s national lottery, as preparations intensify ahead of the scheduled handover on 1 June.

For many observers, the key question is how ordinary Iranians are experiencing this moment. With reports of internal economic strain, long-running protests, deep political repression and now external military strikes, the situation appears both volatile and deeply complex.
To better grasp the gravity of the current US&ndash;Iran confrontation, it is crucial to explore how Iranian citizens &mdash; both inside the country and in the diaspora &mdash; are interpreting events, and whether this moment represents escalation, endurance, or a possible turning point.&nbsp;
Guest: Amir Bagherioromi: Strategic communications and campaigns specialist
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Businessman Sandile Zungu says nothing will derail his consortium&rsquo;s takeover of South Africa&rsquo;s national lottery, as preparations intensify ahead of the scheduled handover on 1 June.

Views of an Iranian national: As tensions between the United States, Israel and Iran escalate, the world is trying to understand not just the military dimension — but the human and political one

How employers are expected to classify race and comply with the proposed five-year Employment Equity targets, which NEASA has described as unworkable and in need of urgent clarification.

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