The Active Citizens Movement has launched a voter guide and candidate scorecard urging South Africans to scrutinise promises, competence and integrity before the 2026 local government elections. 

GUEST: Robert Thema - Active Citizens Movement Leader

The Active Citizens Movement has launched a voter guide and candidate scorecard urging South Africans to scrutinise promises, competence and integrity before the 2026 local government elections.&nbsp;
GUEST: Robert Thema - Active Citizens Movement Leader

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Public Interest SA welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s decision to lift the precautionary suspension of South African Police Service National Commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, following the National Prosecuting Authority’s withdrawal of all criminal charges against him. 

GUEST: Tebogo Khaas, Public Interest SA Chairperson

Public Interest SA welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa&rsquo;s decision to lift the precautionary suspension of South African Police Service National Commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, following the National Prosecuting Authority&rsquo;s withdrawal of all criminal charges against him.&nbsp;
GUEST: Tebogo Khaas, Public Interest SA Chairperson

 Public Interest SA Welcomes General Masemola’s Reinstatement   

France's Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is holding a crisis cabinet meeting today to assess a weekend of violence and looting across the country, in what were some of the worst scenes of public disorder in modern French history. On Saturday over half a million mainly peaceful protesters demonstrated against rising living costs and dwindling access to decent public services, including a good state education.

GUEST: Professor Patrick Bond, Political Economist and International Relations Expert from the University of Johannesburg

 

France's Prime Minister, S&eacute;bastien Lecornu, is holding a crisis cabinet meeting today to assess a weekend of violence and looting across the country, in what were some of the worst scenes of public disorder in modern French history. On Saturday over half a million mainly peaceful protesters demonstrated against rising living costs and dwindling access to decent public services, including a good state education.
GUEST: Professor Patrick Bond, Political Economist and International Relations Expert from the University of Johannesburg
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Global Watch: France's government under pressure after weekend of widespread violence   

On today’s edition of Grow My Business, I’m joined by Andile Khumalo, author of Things I Wish I Knew, a candid account of building and growing businesses, drawing on lessons from his own entrepreneurial journey.

GUEST: Andile Khumalo – Entrepreneur and Author of Things I Wish I Knew

On today&rsquo;s edition of Grow My Business, I&rsquo;m joined by Andile Khumalo, author of Things I Wish I Knew, a candid account of building and growing businesses, drawing on lessons from his own entrepreneurial journey.
GUEST: Andile Khumalo &ndash; Entrepreneur and Author of Things I Wish I Knew

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