Close to 25 million Algerians will head to the polls on Saturday to exercise their right to pick the country’s next leader. However though, most observers believe that incumbent President Abdelmadjid Tebboune faces no real risk to his rule as he seeks a second term.



GUEST: Ebrahim Deen, Independent Researcher 

Close to 25 million Algerians will head to the polls on Saturday to exercise their right to pick the country’s next leader. However though, most observers believe that incumbent President Abdelmadjid Tebboune faces no real risk to his rule as he seeks a second term.
 
GUEST: Ebrahim Deen, Independent Researcher

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Close to 25 million Algerians will head to the polls on Saturday to exercise their right to pick the country’s next leader.

Today we chat to Vicky Abraham who received the Nat Nakasa Community Award this past weekend for her compelling series on blind students at PCD College in Pretoria who were subjected to inhumane conditions, including being forced to eat food crawling with ants. Some of you may recall that on the 26th of June this year, Ashraf my colleague spoke to Vicky about this disturbing story, and this is how she described the situation at PCD College…….





GUEST: Vicky Abraham, Editor of the Diary Series of Deaf People

Today we chat to Vicky Abraham who received the Nat Nakasa Community Award this past weekend for her compelling series on blind students at PCD College in Pretoria who were subjected to inhumane conditions, including being forced to eat food crawling with ants. Some of you may recall that on the 26th of June this year, Ashraf my colleague spoke to Vicky about this disturbing story, and this is how she described the situation at PCD College…….
 
 
GUEST: Vicky Abraham, Editor of the Diary Series of Deaf People

Vicky Abraham  received the Nat Nakasa Community Award this past weekend for her compelling series on blind students at PCD College in Pretoria

A couple of days ago, the Gauteng Provincial Government in partnership with the Department of Water and Sanitation as well as Rand Water hosted a water imbizo with municipal councilors in Boksburg to address water challenges in Gauteng. Rand Water spokesperson, Makenosi Maroo joins me on the line to talk about the water imbizo as well as level 1 water restrictions Gauteng municipalities will be implementing…



GUEST: Makenosi Maroo, Rand Water Spokesperson

A couple of days ago, the Gauteng Provincial Government in partnership with the Department of Water and Sanitation as well as Rand Water hosted a water imbizo with municipal councilors in Boksburg to address water challenges in Gauteng. Rand Water spokesperson, Makenosi Maroo joins me on the line to talk about the water imbizo as well as level 1 water restrictions Gauteng municipalities will be implementing…
 
GUEST: Makenosi Maroo, Rand Water Spokesperson

Gauteng Water Imbizo and Municipalities implementing level 1 water restrictions

BMW workers have downed tools embarking on a strike action at the plant in Rosslyn, Pretoria. The workers accuse management of targeting them over allegations of medical aid fraud at the company. In a released statement, BMW said they roped in the police on an ongoing fraud investigation within the BMW Employees Medical Aid Scheme. The company said the company won’t tolerate any acts of bribery, fraud or corruption by its employees. SABC News Economics Reporter, Katlego Legodi was in Rosslyn and joins me on the line



GUEST: Katlego Legodi, SABC News Economics Reporter

BMW workers have downed tools embarking on a strike action at the plant in Rosslyn, Pretoria. The workers accuse management of targeting them over allegations of medical aid fraud at the company. In a released statement, BMW said they roped in the police on an ongoing fraud investigation within the BMW Employees Medical Aid Scheme. The company said the company won’t tolerate any acts of bribery, fraud or corruption by its employees. SABC News Economics Reporter, Katlego Legodi was in Rosslyn and joins me on the line
 
GUEST: Katlego Legodi, SABC News Economics Reporter

Close to 25 million Algerians will head to the polls on Saturday to exercise their right to pick the country’s next leader.

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