THE MORNING BRIEF

The Business Update with Ntaoleng Lechela 

South Africa’s water sector is facing a deepening crisis, as highlighted in the 2025 Green Drop, Blue Drop, and No Drop reports released by Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina. While the reports show pockets of improvement, they paint an overall picture of systemic decline in wastewater treatment, growing risks to drinking water, and massive losses of treated water.

Guest: Ayesha Laher: director at AHL Water & Water Expert

South Africa&rsquo;s water sector is facing a deepening crisis, as highlighted in the 2025 Green Drop, Blue Drop, and No Drop reports released by Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina. While the reports show pockets of improvement, they paint an overall picture of systemic decline in wastewater treatment, growing risks to drinking water, and massive losses of treated water.
Guest: Ayesha Laher: director at AHL Water &amp; Water Expert

South Africa’s water sector is facing a deepening crisis, as highlighted in the 2025 Green Drop, Blue Drop, and No Drop reports released by Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina.

As South Africans mark Family Day, a time rooted in togetherness and care, many are also confronting the often-unspoken financial strain of “Black Tax.” While supporting extended family reflects the spirit of Ubuntu, nearly half of households are carrying the burden of one income supporting multiple dependants—placing growing pressure on personal finances.

Guest: Sharon Mmitsi: Debt Counsellor, National Debt Advisors

As South Africans mark Family Day, a time rooted in togetherness and care, many are also confronting the often-unspoken financial strain of &ldquo;Black Tax.&rdquo; While supporting extended family reflects the spirit of Ubuntu, nearly half of households are carrying the burden of one income supporting multiple dependants&mdash;placing growing pressure on personal finances.
Guest: Sharon Mmitsi: Debt Counsellor, National Debt Advisors

As South Africans mark Family Day, a time rooted in togetherness and care, many are also confronting the often-unspoken financial strain of “Black Tax.”

Chaos erupted at a public hearing on the Constitutional Amendment Bill in Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, as tensions flared between attendees, disrupting proceedings and highlighting deep divisions over the proposed changes.

Guest: Advocate Fadzayi Mahere: Constitutional Lawyer

Chaos erupted at a public hearing on the Constitutional Amendment Bill in Zimbabwe&rsquo;s capital, Harare, as tensions flared between attendees, disrupting proceedings and highlighting deep divisions over the proposed changes.
Guest: Advocate Fadzayi Mahere: Constitutional Lawyer

Chaos erupted at a public hearing on the Constitutional Amendment Bill in Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, as tensions flared between attendees, disrupting proceedings and highlighting deep divisions over the proposed changes

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