Now that a new Pope has been chosen: What Pope Leo’s election means for the future of the Catholic Church? Some are already speculating that Pope Leo XIV will likely continue his predecessor’s path in his own image. But how much do we know about him in terms of his leadership style? 

GUEST: Father Rodney Moss, retired Catholic priest at Archdiocese of Durban & former head of the Theology @St Augustine College

 

Now that a new Pope has been chosen: What Pope Leo&rsquo;s election means for the future of the Catholic Church? Some are already speculating that Pope Leo XIV will likely continue his predecessor&rsquo;s path in his own image. But how much do we know about him in terms of his leadership style?&nbsp;
GUEST: Father Rodney Moss, retired Catholic priest at Archdiocese of Durban &amp; former head of the Theology @St Augustine College
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We hear from the Creative Workers Union on why they don’t want the SA Post Office to be liquidated. This after the Post Office’s business rescue practitioners communicated the plan in a letter to the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi, on Friday last week.

GUEST: Nathan Bowers, National Bargaining Coordinator for Creative Workers Union (CWU)

We hear from the Creative Workers Union on why they don&rsquo;t want the SA Post Office to be liquidated. This after the Post Office&rsquo;s business rescue practitioners communicated the plan in a letter to the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi, on Friday last week.
GUEST: Nathan Bowers, National Bargaining Coordinator for Creative Workers Union (CWU)

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Some of you may have witnessed the smell of rotten eggs that engulfed large parts of Johannesburg recently. The city has since confirmed that the smell was caused by hydrogen sulphide and sulphur dioxide in the air, and this placed a lot of people at higher risk of poor health outcomes and premature deaths. So how do we deal with this problem, moving forward? For more on this, we are joined by……

GUEST: Dr Jamie Kelly, Health Impact Assessment Team Leader at CREA 

Some of you may have witnessed the smell of rotten eggs that engulfed large parts of Johannesburg recently. The city has since confirmed that the smell was caused by hydrogen sulphide and sulphur dioxide in the air, and this placed a lot of people at higher risk of poor health outcomes and premature deaths. So how do we deal with this problem, moving forward? For more on this, we are joined by&hellip;&hellip;
GUEST: Dr Jamie Kelly, Health Impact Assessment Team Leader at CREA

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