The Motor Industry Staff Association, celebrates Jetour’s announcement that it will begin manufacturing vehicles in South Africa, by leveraging from Chery’s recent acquisition of Nissan’s Rosslyn assembly plant in Gauteng.

GUEST: Phakamile Hlubi-Majola, Motor Industry Staff Association Spokesperson

The Motor Industry Staff Association, celebrates Jetour&rsquo;s announcement that it will begin manufacturing vehicles in South Africa, by leveraging from Chery&rsquo;s recent acquisition of Nissan&rsquo;s Rosslyn assembly plant in Gauteng.
GUEST: Phakamile Hlubi-Majola, Motor Industry Staff Association Spokesperson

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has today announced that the Local Government Elections will be held on November 4, 2026.

GUEST: Dr. Dale McKinley, Political Analyst and Researcher

 

President Cyril Ramaphosa has today announced that the Local Government Elections will be held on November 4, 2026.
GUEST: Dr. Dale McKinley, Political Analyst and Researcher
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Local Government Elections Date Announced

Universities South Africa put out a statement noting with concern recent public statements by members of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, calling for detailed disclosures on the employment of foreign academics, particularly those not deemed to possess “scarce skills”.

GUEST: Dr. Phethiwe Matutu, Universities South Africa CEO

Universities South Africa put out a statement noting with concern recent public statements by members of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Higher Education, calling for detailed disclosures on the employment of foreign academics, particularly those not deemed to possess &ldquo;scarce skills&rdquo;.
GUEST: Dr. Phethiwe Matutu, Universities South Africa CEO

Universities South Africa on global talent in South Africa’s universities

As the country reflects on three decades of democratic rule, the question remains: should South Africa reform its electoral system to better suit an era of coalitions, or does the current model still offer the stability the nation needs?

Guest: Prof Steven Friedman - Political analyst and Research Professor at the University of Johannesburg

 

As the country reflects on three decades of democratic rule, the question remains: should South Africa reform its electoral system to better suit an era of coalitions, or does the current model still offer the stability the nation needs?
Guest: Prof Steven Friedman - Political analyst and Research Professor at the University of Johannesburg
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