Guest: SABC Reporter, Zoleka Qodashe

ACT Applies for extennsion to candidate list Zoleka Qodashe

Guest: SABC Reporter, Zoleka Qodashe
ACT Applies for extennsion to candidate list Zoleka Qodashe

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ACT Applies for extennsion to candidate list Zoleka Qodashe

GUEST: Ndithini Tyhido - Chairperson of the Khayelitsha Development Forum

Police Minister Bheki Cele officially opened the Makhaza Police Station that's been on the cards for about two decades. The only other police station that is closest to the Makhaza community had been in Harare, more than ten kilometres away.

The new police station comes at a cost of R23 million and though it is a temporary structure, the minister has assured the community that Makhaza Police Station had all the services needed by the community.

GUEST: Ndithini Tyhido - Chairperson of the Khayelitsha Development Forum
Police Minister Bheki Cele officially opened the Makhaza Police Station that's been on the cards for about two decades. The only other police station that is closest to the Makhaza community had been in Harare, more than ten kilometres away.
The new police station comes at a cost of R23 million and though it is a temporary structure, the minister has assured the community that Makhaza Police Station had all the services needed by the community.

Extortionists  wreak havoc in Khayelitsha

GUEST: Pacifique Pie-Pacifique Kabalira-Uwase    

Since the end of the advent of colonial rule, Africa has been on a steady path of democratic growth and elections in Africa are seen as a major vehicle of democratisation. This is evidenced by regular and generally chronologically compliant elections that are held as a method of choosing and deploying leaders into public office. 



Despite the increasing role of elections in the choice of leaders by the people of the continent, the continent has also experienced a spike in unconstitutional changes of governments through coups, which poses a significant threat to democratic governance and the rule of law.



(Notable coups have taken place in what is now being identified as the Africa coup belt with Gabon, Niger, Burkina Faso, Sudan, Guinea, Chad and Mali experiencing successful and even somewhat popular coups. Some of the countries where coups took place had undergone elections, making researchers and analysts conclude that people have lost confidence in institutions set up to strengthen and defend democracy.)

GUEST: Pacifique Pie-Pacifique Kabalira-Uwase    
Since the end of the advent of colonial rule, Africa has been on a steady path of democratic growth and elections in Africa are seen as a major vehicle of democratisation. This is evidenced by regular and generally chronologically compliant elections that are held as a method of choosing and deploying leaders into public office. 
 
Despite the increasing role of elections in the choice of leaders by the people of the continent, the continent has also experienced a spike in unconstitutional changes of governments through coups, which poses a significant threat to democratic governance and the rule of law.
 
(Notable coups have taken place in what is now being identified as the Africa coup belt with Gabon, Niger, Burkina Faso, Sudan, Guinea, Chad and Mali experiencing successful and even somewhat popular coups. Some of the countries where coups took place had undergone elections, making researchers and analysts conclude that people have lost confidence in institutions set up to strengthen and defend democracy.)

AFRICA MATTERS: Yes, free and fair elections are possible on the African continent!

Nonny, commonly know as Nonnybae on social media , her real name is Nonkonzo Shandu,is a girl from a small town called Eshowe in KZN. She went to Sunnydale Secondary School, then furthered her studies at UKZN Howard college where she obtained her Bachelor of Community and Development Studies degree. She then got a job at a call centre while looking for the job she studied for, where she discovered tiktok and became popular. She has always wanted to be an actress however found herself using the platform to pursue her music career. She released a single called Shona malanga, followed by her latest single ngimtholile which hit 2 million views in just 1 month on YouTube and over a million streams on Spotify. Her most recent song is called asduke nezwe which was released on the 14th of February. Her next song is called Izithukuthuku with Maverick Muji featuring Naledi Aphiwe which will be released in June

Maverick Muji’s bio

Maverick Muji (real name Mqondisi Mngadi) is an Afropop artist. He is originally from Amanzimtoti in KZN, He matriculated at Umkhomaas Secondary School, and went to complete his  Bachelor of Environmental Management degree at the University of KwaZulu Natal Howard college. He then worked at a call centre. During this time he started creating content on tiktok where he became popular and used the platform to pursue his music career. He then released his debut single titled Shona malanga in July 2023. He recently released his latest single titled Ngimtholile which hit 2 million views in 1 month on YouTube and over 1 million views on Spotify. He recently received a plague for the song, and releasing his next single called Qoma at the end of May

Nonny, commonly know as Nonnybae on social media , her real name is Nonkonzo Shandu,is a girl from a small town called Eshowe in KZN. She went to Sunnydale Secondary School, then furthered her studies at UKZN Howard college where she obtained her Bachelor of Community and Development Studies degree. She then got a job at a call centre while looking for the job she studied for, where she discovered tiktok and became popular. She has always wanted to be an actress however found herself using the platform to pursue her music career. She released a single called Shona malanga, followed by her latest single ngimtholile which hit 2 million views in just 1 month on YouTube and over a million streams on Spotify. Her most recent song is called asduke nezwe which was released on the 14th of February. Her next song is called Izithukuthuku with Maverick Muji featuring Naledi Aphiwe which will be released in June
Maverick Muji’s bio
Maverick Muji (real name Mqondisi Mngadi) is an Afropop artist. He is originally from Amanzimtoti in KZN, He matriculated at Umkhomaas Secondary School, and went to complete his  Bachelor of Environmental Management degree at the University of KwaZulu Natal Howard college. He then worked at a call centre. During this time he started creating content on tiktok where he became popular and used the platform to pursue his music career. He then released his debut single titled Shona malanga in July 2023. He recently released his latest single titled Ngimtholile which hit 2 million views in 1 month on YouTube and over 1 million views on Spotify. He recently received a plague for the song, and releasing his next single called Qoma at the end of May

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