Afriforum has launched a court bid to have the land expropriation act declared unconstitutional. They are arguing that the Act in its current form contains legal contradictions and could lead to the abuse of state power. To elaborate further on this, we are joined by……

GUEST: Kalie Kriel, AfriForum’s CEO

Afriforum has launched a court bid to have the land expropriation act declared unconstitutional. They are arguing that the Act in its current form contains legal contradictions and could lead to the abuse of state power. To elaborate further on this, we are joined by&hellip;&hellip;
GUEST: Kalie Kriel, AfriForum&rsquo;s CEO

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AfriForum files a legal challenge against the Expropriation Act

Capitec Chief Executive Officer, Gerrie Fourie, recently said that the unemployment rate, which was 32.9% for the first quarter and is among the highest globally, would be closer to 10% if self-employed people and those working in informal markets are counted. I had a conversation with former statistician general, Dr. Pali Lehohla, about this yesterday. Economic analyst, Duma Gqubule, had a conversation with the Capitec CEO and he now joins me on the line to talk about this issue…

 

GUEST: Duma Gqubule, Economic Analyst

 

Capitec Chief Executive Officer, Gerrie Fourie, recently said that the unemployment rate, which was 32.9% for the first quarter and is among the highest globally, would be closer to 10% if self-employed people and those working in informal markets are counted. I had a conversation with former statistician general, Dr. Pali Lehohla, about this yesterday. Economic analyst, Duma Gqubule, had a conversation with the Capitec CEO and he now joins me on the line to talk about this issue&hellip;
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GUEST: Duma Gqubule, Economic Analyst
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Capitec Chief Executive Officer, Gerrie Fourie, recently said that the unemployment rate, which was 32.9% for the first quarter and is among the highest globally, would be closer to 10% 

 

 

John Lang explains how the implementation of carbon border taxes may affect South Africa’s trade relations with countries like China, the United Kingdom and the European Union. According to a new report by The Net Zero Tracker (NZT), if South Africa doesn’t move faster to decarbonise its electricity grid, it risks losing access to key export markets and that could put hundreds of thousands of jobs on the line. This is very concerning because currently, more than 422, 000 SA jobs are already tied to exports to jurisdictions with incoming or active carbon border adjustment mechanisms.

 

GUEST (UK): John Lang, Net Zero Tracker Lead

 

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John Lang explains how the implementation of carbon border taxes may affect South Africa&rsquo;s trade relations with countries like China, the United Kingdom and the European Union. According to a new report by The Net Zero Tracker (NZT), if South Africa doesn&rsquo;t move faster to decarbonise its electricity grid, it risks losing access to key export markets and that could put hundreds of thousands of jobs on the line. This is very concerning because currently, more than 422, 000 SA jobs are already tied to exports to jurisdictions with incoming or active carbon border adjustment mechanisms.
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GUEST (UK): John Lang, Net Zero&nbsp;Tracker&nbsp;Lead
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More than 422, 000 jobs could be lost if SA  doesn’t decarbonise its electricity grid, says Net Zero Tracker

Parliament will convene a landmark P20 Youth Parliament sitting tomorrow, in the Good Hope Chamber. This high-level session, held just three days before Youth Day, will bring together young Members of Parliament, provincial legislators, youth advocates, and ministers to shape a national youth development agenda. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Jane Seboletswe Mnaniso, African National Congress’s young MP and a member of the P20 Young Parliamentarians Steering Committee

 

Parliament will convene a landmark P20 Youth Parliament sitting tomorrow, in the Good Hope Chamber. This high-level session, held just three days before Youth Day, will bring together young Members of Parliament, provincial legislators, youth advocates, and ministers to shape a national youth development agenda. For more on this, I am joined on the line by&hellip;
GUEST: Jane Seboletswe Mnaniso, African National Congress&rsquo;s young MP and a member of the P20 Young Parliamentarians Steering Committee
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AfriForum files a legal challenge against the Expropriation Act

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