The UDM confirmed that it is joining the Government of National Unity" @BantuHolomisa

guest: General Bantu Holomisa 

Some traditional leaders were made deputy ministers without a budget. Now, we want a full-fledged minister to address issues affecting traditional leaders" Kgoshi Mathupa Mokoena

Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa, CONTRALESA, is urging President Cyril Ramaphosa to include traditional leaders in his Cabinet, citing their critical role in governance and development at grassroots level. The organization believes there's currently no one looking out for their inte…

Health Department looking at AI solutions for TB diagnosis

The health department is considering adopting AI as part of its efforts to accelerate the screening and diagnosis of TB and silicosis in South Africa. This follows the recommendation by the World Health Organisation for member states to use computer-aided detection software to interpret chest X-ray…

Water issues in the City of Joburg and Tshwane

We spoke to Rand water some time ago about their planned maintenance which will take place from 22 June to 29 July 2024. This will affect water distribution to the likes of City of Joburg which will in turn, affect water distribution to Joburg residents. Water issues also continue in Tshwane as the…

A government of National Unity is one where everyone agrees to work together towards a common goal" @AsandaNgoasheng

It can never be disputed that the opposition in Parliament is a necessary component of democracy. Opposition parties usually provide alternative visions and policies to the governing party. However though, South Africa’s 7th administration will be a different kettle of fish as the new kid on the bl…

The AARTO needs all the municipalities on board, but the City of Cape Town said, "No, we are not going to hand over our traffic fines management to you." Wayne Duvenage

We understand that the demerit points system for road traffic infringements will officially be implemented some-time next year. However, Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage is still adamant that the Act will be difficult to implement. He joins us now to elaborate further on this ….. GUEST: Wayne Duvenage, C…

In Namibia a high court in that country has declared unconstitutional two colonial-era laws that criminalised same-sex acts between men

The Global Watch: In a landmark win for the LGBTQI plus community in Namibia. A high court in that country has declared unconstitutional two colonial-era laws that criminalised same-sex acts between men. GUEST (Namibia): Werner Menges, Journalist and court reporter for The Namibian Daily newspap…

Motorists can expect more fuel price decreases next month

Automobile Association says motorists can expect more fuel price decreases next month. This as the latest data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) shows that fuel price recoveries have pulled back by around 50 cents per litre since the start of the month. GUEST: Layton Beard, Automobile Associati…

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The Innovation Hub: Youth-washing won’t solve the unemployment crisis in South Africa

South Africa's staggering youth unemployment rate of 45.5% demands action, not just empty words. Recent Stats SA data shows overall unemployment remains high at 32.9%, but for young people, the situation is dire. This isn't just a statistic; it's a national crisis with serious consequences. "Youth-…