Last night, a plane carrying 49 South African Afrikaners departed for the United States under US President Donald Trump’s offer for the “discriminated” South African individuals and families to relocate. How did we get here, what does this mean for the relations between the two countries, and, is there something bigger at play here? Sophie Mokoena, SABC International News Editor, joins me on the line to shed some light on these issues…

GUEST: Sophie Mokoena, SABC International News Editor

Last night, a plane carrying 49 South African Afrikaners departed for the United States under US President Donald Trump&rsquo;s offer for the &ldquo;discriminated&rdquo; South African individuals and families to relocate. How did we get here, what does this mean for the relations between the two countries, and, is there something bigger at play here? Sophie Mokoena, SABC International News Editor, joins me on the line to shed some light on these issues&hellip;
GUEST: Sophie Mokoena, SABC International News Editor

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Today we are pleased to be joined by Hayley Reichert who describes herself as a passionate London-based South African, committed to driving change and improving the future of South Africa. Hayley has done a number of amazing and interesting things, including assisting South Africans who fled Ukraine at the start of the Russia-Ukraine war.

 

GUEST: (UK): Hayley Reichert, founder of Operation Watershed civil society

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Today we are pleased to be joined by Hayley Reichert who describes herself as a passionate London-based South African, committed to driving change and improving the future of South Africa. Hayley has done a number of amazing and interesting things, including assisting South Africans who fled Ukraine at the start of the Russia-Ukraine war.
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GUEST: (UK): Hayley Reichert, founder of Operation Watershed civil society

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25-year-old, Dr. Alulutho Mazwi, an intern doctor at the Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital in KwaZulu-Natal died on Monday night after allegedly being made to work despite reporting he was unwell. To get a reaction to this, I am joined on the line by…

 

GUEST: Dr Zanele Bikitsha, South African Medical Association Spokesperson

25-year-old, Dr. Alulutho Mazwi, an intern doctor at the Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital in KwaZulu-Natal died on Monday night after allegedly being made to work despite reporting he was unwell. To get a reaction to this, I am joined on the line by&hellip;
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GUEST: Dr Zanele Bikitsha, South African Medical Association Spokesperson

25-year-old, Dr. Alulutho Mazwi, an intern doctor at the Prince Mshiyeni Memorial Hospital in KwaZulu-Natal died on Monday night after allegedly being made to work despite reporting he was unwell.

Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom are today debating a bill that is aimed at legalising assisted dying in England and Wales. Supporters of the bill argue that allowing people to die with dignity is kinder than forcing them to continue their lives with suffering. Those who are opposed to the bill are of the view that opening the doors to voluntary euthanasia and assisted suicide could lead to non-voluntary and involuntary euthanasia, by giving doctors the power to decide when a patient’s life is not worth living. To react to this ongoing debate, we are joined by ……..

GUEST: Professor Willem Landman, Executive Chairman of Dignity SA 

Members of Parliament in the United Kingdom are today debating a bill that is aimed at legalising assisted dying in England and Wales. Supporters of the bill argue that allowing people to die with dignity is kinder than forcing them to continue their lives with suffering. Those who are opposed to the bill are of the view that opening the doors to voluntary euthanasia and assisted suicide could lead to non-voluntary and involuntary euthanasia, by giving doctors the power to decide when a patient&rsquo;s life is not worth living. To react to this ongoing debate, we are joined by &hellip;&hellip;..
GUEST: Professor Willem Landman, Executive Chairman of Dignity SA

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