Ace Magashule’s former PA extradited from the US



Ace Magashule’s former PA, Moroadi Cholota is expected to land in Johannesburg today after she was extradited from the United States. SABC News reporter, Khayelihle Khumalo-James has been at the airport keeping an eye on international arrivals. 



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Ace Magashule’s former PA extradited from the US
 
Ace Magashule’s former PA, Moroadi Cholota is expected to land in Johannesburg today after she was extradited from the United States. SABC News reporter, Khayelihle Khumalo-James has been at the airport keeping an eye on international arrivals. 
 
GUEST: Khayelihle Khumalo-James, SABC news reporter

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Bongani Ndlovu, Public Relations Officer: Greater Johannesburg Learner Transport Association

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Authorities impounded more than 60 scholar transport vehicles earlier today in Lenasia, South of Johannesburg

 

 

Authorities impounded more than 60 scholar transport vehicles earlier today in Lenasia, South of Johannesburg. The vehicles were impounded for carrying more children than they were allowed to and some drivers did not have valid public driving permits (PDPs). For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

 

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Authorities impounded more than 60 scholar transport vehicles earlier today in Lenasia, South of Johannesburg. The vehicles were impounded for carrying more children than they were allowed to and some drivers did not have valid public driving permits (PDPs). For more on this, I am joined on the line by&hellip;
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60 Scholar Transport Vehicles impounded in the South of Joburg 

On Saturday (January 24th), South Africa and the rest of the world will observer ‘International Day of Education’, a global observance by UNESCO and the United Nations to celebrate education’s vital role in peace and development. This year’s theme highlights “The Power of Youth in Co-creating Education”. To celebrate this day, here at home, UNICEF will highlight the remarkable results of the BRIDGE, the STEM mentorship programme that was launched last year, aimed at equipping young people with crucial 21st century skills in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to bridge the learning-to-earning gap. To tell us more about this initiative, we are joined by……

GUEST: Nokuthula Prusent, Adolescent Development Specialist at UNICEF South Africa 

On Saturday (January 24th), South Africa and the rest of the world will observer &lsquo;International Day of Education&rsquo;, a global observance by UNESCO and the United Nations to celebrate education&rsquo;s vital role in peace and development. This year&rsquo;s theme highlights &ldquo;The Power of Youth in Co-creating Education&rdquo;. To celebrate this day, here at home, UNICEF will highlight the remarkable results of the BRIDGE, the STEM mentorship programme that was launched last year, aimed at equipping young people with crucial 21st century skills in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to bridge the learning-to-earning gap. To tell us more about this initiative, we are joined by&hellip;&hellip;
GUEST: Nokuthula Prusent, Adolescent Development Specialist at UNICEF South Africa

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