South Africa’s Parliament will host the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Cape Town from 13 to 18 September 2026, bringing together parliamentary leaders, legislators and officials from across the Commonwealth for one of the world's premier parliamentary gatherings. For more on this, I am joined on the line by…

GUEST: Bheki Radebe, NCOP House Chairperson on International Relations

South Africa&rsquo;s Parliament will host the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Cape Town from 13 to 18 September 2026, bringing together parliamentary leaders, legislators and officials from across the Commonwealth for one of the world's premier parliamentary gatherings. For more on this, I am joined on the line by&hellip;
GUEST: Bheki Radebe, NCOP House Chairperson on International Relations

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Parliament To Host 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference

The IEC held a media briefing earlier today on the outcome of the candidate nomination process. The Electoral Commission also shared the next milestones in the election timetable and on the Code of Conduct on Disinformation following the conclusion of the public comment process.

GUEST: Masego Sheburi, Deputy Chief Electoral Officer for Electoral Matters

The IEC held a media briefing earlier today on the outcome of the candidate nomination process. The Electoral Commission also shared the next milestones in the election timetable and on the Code of Conduct on Disinformation following the conclusion of the public comment process.
GUEST: Masego Sheburi, Deputy Chief Electoral Officer for Electoral Matters

IEC On Outcome Of Candidate Nomination Process

As South Africa heads towards the 4 November local government elections, according to the IEC political parties have declared a staggering R116.8 million in donations in just one quarter. We speak to My Vote Counts who are asking the question: do voters really know who is behind the money? We ask why does it matter?

GUEST: Joel Bregman - Senior Researcher at My Vote Counts.

As South Africa heads towards the 4 November local government elections, according to the IEC political parties have declared a staggering R116.8 million in donations in just one quarter. We speak to My Vote Counts who are asking the question: do voters really know who is behind the money? We ask why does it matter?
GUEST: Joel Bregman - Senior Researcher at My Vote Counts.

We know who donated but do we know who is behind the money?

Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba has reshuffled her provincial cabinet. She has stated that the changes are about fixing performance, improving service delivery and getting the province’s development agenda moving faster. We take a look at what this reshuffle could possibly mean in the province…

GUEST: Dr Ntwanano Mathebula – Associate Professor at the school of Public Management, Governance and Public Policy at University of Johannesburg

Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba has reshuffled her provincial cabinet. She has stated that the changes are about fixing performance, improving service delivery and getting the province&rsquo;s development agenda moving faster. We take a look at what this reshuffle could possibly mean in the province&hellip;
GUEST: Dr Ntwanano Mathebula &ndash; Associate Professor at the school of Public Management, Governance and Public Policy at University of Johannesburg

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