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GUEST: Mia Malan, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Bhekisisa

 

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South Africa has become the first African country, and our medicines regulator the third worldwide, to register the revolutionary twice-a-year anti-HIV jab lenacapavir (LEN) that could bring an end to HIV/Aids if enough people take it. For more on this, I am joined on the line by&hellip;
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GUEST: Mia Malan, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Bhekisisa
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SA is first in Africa to register twice-a-year anti-HIV jab

 

 

We hear from Thebe Ikalafeng after his recent appointment as the new Chancellor of Sol Plaatjie University. Ikalafeng is the founder and chairman of Brand Leadership Group, a global African brand strategist, who is widely recognised as one of the continent’s most influential thinkers.

 

GUEST: Thebe Ikalafeng, new Chancellor of Sol Plaatjie University

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We hear from Thebe Ikalafeng after his recent appointment as the new Chancellor of Sol Plaatjie University. Ikalafeng is the founder and chairman of Brand Leadership Group, a global African brand strategist, who is widely recognised as one of the continent&rsquo;s most influential thinkers.
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GUEST: Thebe Ikalafeng, new Chancellor of Sol Plaatjie University

Thebe Ikalafeng: Chancellorship of Sol Plaatjie University

About two weeks ago, CAF controversially awarded the 2025 AFCON title to host nation Morocco, overturning Senegal’s 1-0 victory in the January 18 final. The decision was linked to Senegal’s walkout protest during the final, and CAF’s Appeals Board found this conduct violated Article 82 and Article 84 of AFCON regulations. But why was this decision taken two months later and who should be rightfully punished post Jan’s chaotic final?

GUEST: Patrick Rode, FIFA Licensed Football Agent: Tech, Sports & Media Lawyer

About two weeks ago, CAF controversially awarded the 2025 AFCON title to host nation Morocco, overturning Senegal&rsquo;s 1-0 victory in the January 18 final. The decision was linked to Senegal&rsquo;s walkout protest during the final, and CAF&rsquo;s Appeals Board found this conduct violated Article 82 and Article 84 of AFCON regulations. But why was this decision taken two months later and who should be rightfully punished post Jan&rsquo;s chaotic final?
GUEST: Patrick Rode, FIFA Licensed Football Agent: Tech, Sports &amp; Media Lawyer

2025 Controversial AFCON final: Did the referee apply the rules correctly and why punish Senegal for it?

A large-scale security deployment will begin on the Cape Flats this week with the SANDF joining forces with the SAPS in an intensified crime prevention operations following a joint parade in Belhar today. Let’s get reaction on this from…

GUEST: Fransina Lukas, Provincial Community Police Forum Board Chairperson

A large-scale security deployment will begin on the Cape Flats this week with the SANDF joining forces with the SAPS in an intensified crime prevention operations following a joint parade in Belhar today. Let&rsquo;s get reaction on this from&hellip;
GUEST: Fransina Lukas, Provincial Community Police Forum Board Chairperson

SA is first in Africa to register twice-a-year anti-HIV jab

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