Dr Nqobile Xaba shares thoughts on the complexity of the problems posed by illegal mining in South Africa and the threat it poses to the country’s economy and its competitiveness, and she will also share some possible solutions to this ongoing problem.

GUEST: Dr Nqobile Xaba, Researcher at the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection (MISTRA)

Dr Nqobile Xaba shares thoughts on the complexity of the problems posed by illegal mining in South Africa and the threat it poses to the country&rsquo;s economy and its competitiveness, and she will also share some possible solutions to this ongoing problem.
GUEST: Dr Nqobile Xaba, Researcher at the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection (MISTRA)

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The attack raises serious concerns over intimidation of witnesses and those linked to high-profile cases. It is reported that Pretorius was about to drive into his residence when attacked by unknown suspects driving a white Toyota Vitz. They fired shots at him before driving away. He escaped unharmed, and the motive of the shooting is unknown at this stage. Gauteng police have confirmed that investigations are underway.

GUEST: Dr Chris De Kock, Crime expert and former SAPS head of the Crime Information Analysis Centre 

The attack raises serious concerns over intimidation of witnesses and those linked to high-profile cases. It is reported that Pretorius was about to drive into his residence when attacked by unknown suspects driving a white Toyota Vitz. They fired shots at him before driving away. He escaped unharmed, and the motive of the shooting is unknown at this stage. Gauteng police have confirmed that investigations are underway.
GUEST: Dr Chris De Kock, Crime expert and former SAPS head of the Crime Information Analysis Centre

Wiandre Pretorius linked to Madlanga Commission testimony survives assassination attempt

 

 

As we commemorate the coming into effect of our democratic Constitution. SECTION27 and WeThePeopleSA have just launched the “Know Your Constitution Handbook” to the South African Constitution. The South African Constitution was adopted by the Constitutional Assembly on 8 May 1996 and certified by the Constitutional Court in October 1996. On 10 December 1996, former President Nelson Mandela signed the Constitution into law and it came into effect on 4 February 1997.

 

Guest: Sandra Mujeni – Senior Researcher at  WeThePeople

 

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As we commemorate the coming into effect of our democratic Constitution. SECTION27 and WeThePeopleSA have just launched the&nbsp;&ldquo;Know Your Constitution Handbook&rdquo; to the South African Constitution. The South African Constitution was adopted by the Constitutional Assembly on 8 May 1996 and certified by the Constitutional Court in October 1996. On 10 December 1996, former President Nelson Mandela signed the Constitution into law and it came into effect on 4 February 1997.
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Guest: Sandra Mujeni &ndash; Senior Researcher at&nbsp; WeThePeople
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SECTION27 and WeThePeopleSA launch the Know Your Constitution Handbook

 

 

As the academic year is about to begin for varsity students, many of them are facing financial exclusion due to accumulated debt and the inability to pay registration fees. To address this problem, TTI Group has just launched TTI Academy that will offer bursaries, learnerships and accredited skills development programs, providing alternative pathways for financially needy students. To give us more details on this, we are joined by…..

GUEST: TJ Malamule, CEO of TTI Group

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As the academic year is about to begin for varsity students, many of them are facing financial exclusion due to accumulated debt and the inability to pay registration fees. To address this problem, TTI Group has just launched TTI Academy that will offer bursaries, learnerships and accredited skills development programs, providing alternative pathways for financially needy students. To give us more details on this, we are joined by&hellip;..
GUEST: TJ Malamule, CEO of TTI Group

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