Mamelodi Sundowns and Magesi FC will be aiming to become Carling Knockout cup Champions TODAY. The two top-flight teams will lock horns in the second cup final of the season at the Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein... 
MEANWHILE in Rugby...The Springboks say they are determined to deliver a complete 80-minute performance and finish the season on a high note against Wales in Cardiff TODAY. The test, which kicks off at 7:40pm - SA time- at the Principality Stadium, is the last of the Tour to the UK, and the Boks' 13th for 2024. Victory would see the Boks complete the season with 11 wins, while they are also aiming to win all their matches on their November tour for the first time since 2013. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Renier Swart, SABC Rugby commentator

Mamelodi Sundowns and Magesi FC will be aiming to become Carling Knockout cup Champions TODAY. The two top-flight teams will lock horns in the second cup final of the season at the Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein...  MEANWHILE in Rugby...The Springboks say they are determined to deliver a complete 80-minute performance and finish the season on a high note against Wales in Cardiff TODAY. The test, which kicks off at 7:40pm - SA time- at the Principality Stadium, is the last of the Tour to the UK, and the Boks' 13th for 2024. Victory would see the Boks complete the season with 11 wins, while they are also aiming to win all their matches on their November tour for the first time since 2013. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Renier Swart, SABC Rugby commentator

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This programme provides listeners with local and international news on Saturday and Sunday, hosted by Sebenzile Nkambule and Bongiwe Zwane. Listen to SAfm 104-107 Saturdays and Sundays from 6 to 7 a.m.

This programme provides listeners with local and international news on Saturday and Sunday, hosted by Sebenzile Nkambule and Bongiwe Zwane. Listen to SAfm 104-107 Saturdays and Sundays from 6 to 7 a.m.

Springboks eye fairytale ending to UK tour in final showdown against Wales 

Food fraud or the deliberate misrepresentation or adulteration of food products for financial gain, is a growing problem in South Africa. This is according to a report titled Unlocking food safety: a comprehensive review of South Africa's food control and safety landscape from an environmental health perspective. Authors of the report say the recent public outcry against food fraud practices especially in communities that have lost loved ones due to the consumption of allegedly adulterated foodstuffs, highlights the grave danger that food fraud poses to consumers and the potential for significant reputational damage to food manufacturers. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Vincent Mphaga, an Environmental Health Practitioner 

Food fraud or the deliberate misrepresentation or adulteration of food products for financial gain, is a growing problem in South Africa. This is according to a report titled Unlocking food safety: a comprehensive review of South Africa's food control and safety landscape from an environmental health perspective. Authors of the report say the recent public outcry against food fraud practices especially in communities that have lost loved ones due to the consumption of allegedly adulterated foodstuffs, highlights the grave danger that food fraud poses to consumers and the potential for significant reputational damage to food manufacturers. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Vincent Mphaga, an Environmental Health Practitioner

Exposed cases of food fraud just tip of the iceberg: Expert

 Voters in Namibia will go to the polls on WEDNESDAY (27 November) to choose their next president and parliamentary representatives. The elections come after President Hage Geingob died in February and was replaced on a interim basis by his deputy, Nangolo Mbumba. The election could mark a historic shift in the country's political landscape if the ruling SWAPO party, in power since independence in 1990, loses control of the presidency or parliament for the first time. The president is directly elected by voters and needs to garner more than 50% of votes to win. Support for SWAPO dropped from 87% in the presidential election in 2014 to 56% in 2019.To look at these crucial elections Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Carika Middelberg, an analyst from the Centre for Risk Analysis 

Voters in Namibia will go to the polls on WEDNESDAY (27 November) to choose their next president and parliamentary representatives. The elections come after President Hage Geingob died in February and was replaced on a interim basis by his deputy, Nangolo Mbumba. The election could mark a historic shift in the country's political landscape if the ruling SWAPO party, in power since independence in 1990, loses control of the presidency or parliament for the first time. The president is directly elected by voters and needs to garner more than 50% of votes to win. Support for SWAPO dropped from 87% in the presidential election in 2014 to 56% in 2019.To look at these crucial elections Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Carika Middelberg, an analyst from the Centre for Risk Analysis

 SWAPO faces it's toughest test as Namibia heads for crucial elections

The ANC's National Disciplinary Committee of Appeal (NCDA) has upheld the decision of the Disciplinary Committee to expel former party President, Jacob Zuma. In a statement, the ANC welcomed the decision, adding that Zuma's conduct exemplifies ill-discipline and the lack of respect for collective decisions. Zuma was expelled from the ANC in July this year after he was found guilty of bringing the organisation into disrepute by forming and campaigning for another political organisation. Zuma is the founder and the current president of the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, which played a significant role in the ANC's electoral decline in the recent general elections. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to  Political Analyst Dr. Levy Ndou...

The ANC's National Disciplinary Committee of Appeal (NCDA) has upheld the decision of the Disciplinary Committee to expel former party President, Jacob Zuma. In a statement, the ANC welcomed the decision, adding that Zuma's conduct exemplifies ill-discipline and the lack of respect for collective decisions. Zuma was expelled from the ANC in July this year after he was found guilty of bringing the organisation into disrepute by forming and campaigning for another political organisation. Zuma is the founder and the current president of the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party, which played a significant role in the ANC's electoral decline in the recent general elections. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to  Political Analyst Dr. Levy Ndou...

Springboks eye fairytale ending to UK tour in final showdown against Wales

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