The evidence of some of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry's witnesses on the theft of precious metals has resulted in the arrest of an EMPD official. The suspended official was arrested in Benoni, east of Johannesburg yesterday. The more than 14-million-rands' worth of precious metals were stolen at an apartment in Killarney in July 2023. Witness K recently also implicated suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi in the theft. Bongiwe Zwane caught up with IPID spokesperson Lizzy Suping

The evidence of some of the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry's witnesses on the theft of precious metals has resulted in the arrest of an EMPD official. The suspended official was arrested in Benoni, east of Johannesburg yesterday. The more than 14-million-rands' worth of precious metals were stolen at an apartment in Killarney in July 2023. Witness K recently also implicated&nbsp;suspended EMPD deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi in the theft. Bongiwe Zwane caught up with IPID spokesperson Lizzy Suping

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IPID shares details on the arrest of an EMPD official

Amid widespread concern about youth unemployment in South Africa, Safe-Hub is creating pathways to opportunity, one community at a time. Safe-Hub was established in Khayelitsha in 2007. It is now active in South Africa, Germany, the United States, India and Côte d'Ivoire. Safe-Hub Founder, Florian Zech says what began as a local response to the need for a safe space to play and learn has since evolved into a global platform for youth and community development.  As South Africa concluded youth month, we put the spotlight on a South African organisation that brings solutions to the plight of unemployment... Our producer Sisanda Jonas spoke to Director of Amandla Social Enterprise, Florian Zech and began by asking him to take us though why he founded the Safe Hubs...

Amid widespread concern about youth unemployment in South Africa, Safe-Hub is creating pathways to opportunity, one community at a time. Safe-Hub was established in Khayelitsha in 2007. It is now active in South Africa, Germany, the United States, India and C&ocirc;te d'Ivoire. Safe-Hub Founder, Florian Zech says what began as a local response to the need for a safe space to play and learn has since evolved into a global platform for youth and community development. &nbsp;As South Africa concluded youth month, we put the spotlight on a South African organisation that brings solutions to the plight of unemployment... Our producer Sisanda Jonas spoke to Director of Amandla Social Enterprise, Florian Zech and began by asking him to take us though why he founded the Safe Hubs...

Safe-Hubs create opportunities for unemployed youth  

ActionSA has filed a complaint to the Public Protector over alleged state capture-esque conduct by Tony Leon's firm, Resolve Communications. The party claims the firm may have improperly linked government officials to clients, including Starlink. This comes after the chairperson of the Communications Committee, Khusela Sangoni Diko, wrote a letter to the Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi, requesting clarification on allegations contained in recent media reports about engagements between Resolve Communications, owned by Tony Leon, Starlink and Malatsi. For today's discussion, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Lerato Ngobeni , Action SA Parliamentary Chief Whip and Tshepo Matseba, Managing Director of  Reputation 1st Group...but first, a caller Ngcondo in Cape Town had this to say...

ActionSA has filed a complaint to the Public Protector over alleged state capture-esque conduct by Tony Leon's firm, Resolve Communications. The party claims the firm may have improperly linked government officials to clients, including Starlink. This comes after the chairperson of the Communications Committee, Khusela Sangoni Diko, wrote a letter to the Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi, requesting clarification on allegations contained in recent media reports about engagements between Resolve Communications, owned by Tony Leon, Starlink and Malatsi. For today's discussion, Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Lerato Ngobeni , Action SA Parliamentary Chief Whip and Tshepo Matseba, Managing Director of &nbsp;Reputation 1st Group...but first, a caller Ngcondo in Cape Town had this to say...

ActionSA approaches Public Protector over allegations surrounding PR Firm linked to Tony Leon

The eThekwini Municipality has raised concerns over employers who continue dropping undocumented foreign nationals at the now-closed temporary repatriation site at the old Durban drive-in. More than 7-hundred Malawian nationals are stranded outside the locked facility - with no shelter, food or transport. Many say they were told to leave by landlords and employers fearing fines for hiring undocumented migrants. Meanwhile, Stats South Africa says the top five sending countries to South Africa were Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Lesotho, Malawi, and the United Kingdom.  Bongiwe Zwane caught up with the acting Deputy Director General for Population and Social Statistics at Statistics South Africa, Solly Molayi who says these five countries also maintained their rank since the 2011 census. The chat is followed by an update with the Border Management Authority which says it has had its hands full at the Beitbridge border post in Musina, in Limpopo amid the repatriation and deportation processes that are taking place. The BMA's Acting Commissioner Major General David Chilembe explains further...

The eThekwini Municipality has raised concerns over employers who continue dropping undocumented foreign nationals at the now-closed temporary repatriation site at the old Durban drive-in. More than 7-hundred Malawian nationals are stranded outside the locked facility - with no shelter, food or transport. Many say they were told to leave by landlords and employers fearing fines for hiring undocumented migrants. Meanwhile, Stats South Africa says the top five sending countries to South Africa were Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Lesotho, Malawi, and the United Kingdom.&nbsp; Bongiwe Zwane caught up with the acting Deputy Director General for Population and Social Statistics at Statistics South Africa, Solly Molayi who says these five countries also maintained their rank since the 2011 census. The chat is followed by an update with the Border Management Authority which says it has had its hands full at the Beitbridge border post in Musina, in Limpopo amid the repatriation and deportation processes that are taking place. The BMA's Acting Commissioner Major General David Chilembe explains further...

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