Joburg Emergency Management Services spokesperson, Robert Mulaudzi has given Joburg City Power the greenlight to assess the damage caused by an underground fire along the M1 highway near Braamfontein yesterday. They believe the cause was cable theft and vandalism of underground infrastructure. The fire caused a power outage in several surrounding areas. SABC News Reporter Calvin Dludla revisited the area this morning and he joins us now to give us the latest in terms of where things are at the moment……..



GUEST: Calvin Dludla, SABC News reporter……

Joburg Emergency Management Services spokesperson, Robert Mulaudzi has given Joburg City Power the greenlight to assess the damage caused by an underground fire along the M1 highway near Braamfontein yesterday. They believe the cause was cable theft and vandalism of underground infrastructure. The fire caused a power outage in several surrounding areas. SABC News Reporter Calvin Dludla revisited the area this morning and he joins us now to give us the latest in terms of where things are at the moment……..
 
GUEST: Calvin Dludla, SABC News reporter……

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Robert Mulaudzi has given Joburg City Power the greenlight to assess the damage caused by an underground fire along the M1 highway near Braamfontein yesterday.

The South African Tobacco-Free Youth Forum is a network of vibrant young people who are constantly & actively championing for Tobacco Control in our South African communities. The forum encourages youth advocates to join the revolution in reaching a goal that is far bigger than themselves. The forum encourages youth advocates to join the revolution in creating & building ‘A Smoke Free Generation in Our Lifetime’. In a nutshell, the forum sees themselves as the youth voices championing & fighting against the harsh and dangerous realities of tobacco, as well as substance & drug abuse amongst young people.



Guest: Lesego Mateme, South African Tobacco-Free Youth Forum Project coordinator

The South African Tobacco-Free Youth Forum is a network of vibrant young people who are constantly &amp; actively championing for Tobacco Control in our South African communities. The forum encourages youth advocates to join the revolution in reaching a goal that is far bigger than themselves. The forum encourages youth advocates to join the revolution in creating &amp; building ‘A Smoke Free Generation in Our Lifetime’. In a nutshell, the forum sees themselves as the youth voices championing &amp; fighting against the harsh and dangerous realities of tobacco, as well as substance &amp; drug abuse amongst young people.
 
Guest: Lesego Mateme, South African Tobacco-Free Youth Forum Project coordinator

The South African Tobacco-Free Youth Forum calling for ‘A Smoke Free Generation in Our Lifetime’

Police in Zimbabwe have arrested Jameson Timba, the interim leader of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change and dozens of young activists for holding a political meeting. A total of 80 people were arrested yesterday. Timba took over from Nelson Chamisa who resigned from the party in January, alleging that ZANU-PF members had hijacked it. The law requires that parties get clarity with the police before holding public gatherings. Zimbabwean authorities often use the legislation to clamp down on the opposition. To find out what happened, we are joined on the line from Zimbabwe by….

Guest(Zim): Promise Mkhwananzi – Spokesperson for Citizens Coalition for Change

Police in Zimbabwe have arrested Jameson Timba, the interim leader of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change and dozens of young activists for holding a political meeting. A total of 80 people were arrested yesterday. Timba took over from Nelson Chamisa who resigned from the party in January, alleging that ZANU-PF members had hijacked it. The law requires that parties get clarity with the police before holding public gatherings. Zimbabwean authorities often use the legislation to clamp down on the opposition. To find out what happened, we are joined on the line from Zimbabwe by….
Guest(Zim): Promise Mkhwananzi – Spokesperson for Citizens Coalition for Change

Police in Zimbabwe have arrested Jameson Timba, the interim leader of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change and dozens of young activists for holding a political meeting.

While youth empowerment has dominated many conversations over the past few years, the lack of significant progress is a cause for concern. According to Statistics South Africa, the absorption rate of young men into the labour market is 31.9%, outpacing that of young women, which stands at 24.2% - especially in technology space.

The United Nations Women defines the digital gender gap as the disparity between women, men, girls, and boys concerning digital adaptation and their relative opportunities to access, use, and benefit from digital technology. Too many young women are held back due to societal norms and biases. As such, they are highly underrepresented in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Globally, 35% of STEM graduates are women, and the figure is lower in South Africa, with only 13%. The underrepresentation of women is also evident in critical fields such as cybersecurity, where women account for 20-25% of the global workforce.

Guest: Christelle Van De Merwe, Senior Director for Customer Operations at Mimecast

While youth empowerment has dominated many conversations over the past few years, the lack of significant progress is a cause for concern. According to Statistics South Africa, the absorption rate of young men into the labour market is 31.9%, outpacing that of young women, which stands at 24.2% - especially in technology space.
The United Nations Women defines the digital gender gap as the disparity between women, men, girls, and boys concerning digital adaptation and their relative opportunities to access, use, and benefit from digital technology. Too many young women are held back due to societal norms and biases. As such, they are highly underrepresented in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. Globally, 35% of STEM graduates are women, and the figure is lower in South Africa, with only 13%. The underrepresentation of women is also evident in critical fields such as cybersecurity, where women account for 20-25% of the global workforce.
Guest: Christelle Van De Merwe, Senior Director for Customer Operations at Mimecast

Robert Mulaudzi has given Joburg City Power the greenlight to assess the damage caused by an underground fire along the M1 highway near Braamfontein yesterday.

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