The Zimbabwean government has announced that it will compensate local and foreign white farmers who lost land under former President Robert Mugabe’s chaotic redistribution program in 2000.The move has attracted widespread criticism, especially because some who were politically connected became owners of multiple farms under the land redistribution that was meant to help the poor, and can now cash in. Joining us to react to this is…….



GUEST: Professor David Moore, Retired political historian from UJ & Author of Mugabe’s Legacy: coups, conspiracies and the conceits of power in Zimbabwe 

The Zimbabwean government has announced that it will compensate local and foreign white farmers who lost land under former President Robert Mugabe’s chaotic redistribution program in 2000. The move has attracted widespread criticism, especially because some who were politically connected became owners of multiple farms under the land redistribution that was meant to help the poor, and can now cash in. Joining us to react to this is…….
 
GUEST: Professor David Moore, Retired political historian from UJ &amp; Author of Mugabe’s Legacy: coups, conspiracies and the conceits of power in Zimbabwe

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The Zimbabwean government has announced that it will compensate local and foreign white farmers who lost land under former President Robert Mugabe’s chaotic redistribution program in 2000.

The City of Johannesburg is calling on residents to submit ideas to enhance municipal service delivery through its Smart City Community Innovation Challenge and Awards 2024. If your idea is innovative and the city likes it, you may be rewarded handsomely. Head of Innovation Partnerships in the Smart City Office, Monique Griffith joins me on the line to tell us more about how the challenge works and what kind of ideas the city is looking for…

GUEST: Monique Griffith, Head of Innovation Partnerships in the Smart City Office

The City of Johannesburg is calling on residents to submit ideas to enhance municipal service delivery through its Smart City Community Innovation Challenge and Awards 2024. If your idea is innovative and the city likes it, you may be rewarded handsomely. Head of Innovation Partnerships in the Smart City Office, Monique Griffith joins me on the line to tell us more about how the challenge works and what kind of ideas the city is looking for…
GUEST: Monique Griffith, Head of Innovation Partnerships in the Smart City Office

City of Johannesburg’s Smart City Community Innovation Challenge and Awards 2024

Earlier today, Sports, Arts and Culture Minister, Gayton Mckenzie, briefed media on his 100 days in office at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg. SABC News Reporter, Mahudi Molapo was at the Market Theatre and joins me on the line to talk to us about some of the key points the Minister touched on…



GUEST: Mahudi Molapo, SABC News Reporter

Earlier today, Sports, Arts and Culture Minister, Gayton Mckenzie, briefed media on his 100 days in office at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg. SABC News Reporter, Mahudi Molapo was at the Market Theatre and joins me on the line to talk to us about some of the key points the Minister touched on…
 
GUEST: Mahudi Molapo, SABC News Reporter

Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture: 100 days in office

The recent quest taken by the Department of Employment and Labour to clamp down on the employment of illegal foreigners has attracted significant attention. Employment Law experts at a commercial law firm, Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr report that approximately 80 employees working in restaurants across the country have been arrested for violating the provisions of the Immigration Act by failing to produce the required documentation since the department recently stepped up its inspection raids. Director in Employment Law at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, Imraan Mahomed joins me on the line to talk about the raids, employer obligations as well as importance of employment audits…



GUEST: Imraan Mahomed, Director in Employment Law at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr

The recent quest taken by the Department of Employment and Labour to clamp down on the employment of illegal foreigners has attracted significant attention. Employment Law experts at a commercial law firm, Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr report that approximately 80 employees working in restaurants across the country have been arrested for violating the provisions of the Immigration Act by failing to produce the required documentation since the department recently stepped up its inspection raids. Director in Employment Law at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr, Imraan Mahomed joins me on the line to talk about the raids, employer obligations as well as importance of employment audits…
 
GUEST: Imraan Mahomed, Director in Employment Law at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr

The Zimbabwean government has announced that it will compensate local and foreign white farmers who lost land under former President Robert Mugabe’s chaotic redistribution program in 2000.

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