UNIVERSITY of Cape Town (UCT) vice-chancellor Max Price says he would personally like to see the contentious statue of Cecil John Rhodes being removed from its position at the centre of the university's campus, but not destroyed

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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.

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The Siyancuma Independent Forum will remain on the ballot for next week's Ward 3 revote in the Northern Cape, unless the Electoral Court rules otherwise. The IEC withheld the municipality's election results after 100 ballot papers were destroyed during a tense counting session at Bongani Community Hall in Douglas last week. Eleven people, including the party leader, have since been arrested and released on 500 Rand bail. IEC provincial electoral officer, Alkin Topkin, says ballot papers are already being printed and the Commission cannot delay preparations while awaiting a court ruling. Warren Engelbrecht reports...

The Siyancuma Independent Forum will remain on the ballot for next week's Ward 3 revote in the Northern Cape, unless the Electoral Court rules otherwise. The IEC withheld the municipality's election results after 100 ballot papers were destroyed during a tense counting session at Bongani Community Hall in Douglas last week. Eleven people, including the party leader, have since been arrested and released on 500 Rand bail. IEC provincial electoral officer, Alkin Topkin, says ballot papers are already being printed and the Commission cannot delay preparations while awaiting a court ruling. Warren Engelbrecht reports...

Northern Cape's ward 3 to participate in revoting 

Eastern Cape Government Departments have convened in KuGompo City, to develop contingency plans ahead of the anticipated El Niño-induced heatwave and disasters, which could occur due to the heightened heat. The departments are concerned about the worsening of drought conditions in historically dry areas, and the risk of disease outbreaks due to the severe heat. 
The heightened hot weather conditions will be hitting the country for the first time since the 1950's and stakeholders in the province believe they have identified key areas most likely to be affected in the province, as a means to deal with the heatwave. Sidima Mfeku reports.

Eastern Cape Government Departments have convened in KuGompo City, to develop contingency plans ahead of the anticipated El Ni&ntilde;o-induced heatwave and disasters, which could occur due to the heightened heat. The departments are concerned about the worsening of drought conditions in historically dry areas, and the risk of disease outbreaks due to the severe heat.&nbsp; The heightened hot weather conditions will be hitting the country for the first time since the 1950's and stakeholders in the province believe they have identified key areas most likely to be affected in the province, as a means to deal with the heatwave. Sidima Mfeku reports.

Eastern Cape anticipates  heightened hot weather conditions 

Three decades into South Africa's democracy, severe budget and staffing constraints are hampering the nation's constitutional watchdog institutions, leaving the most vulnerable citizens waiting for justice. This warning comes from delegates who attended the International Conference on Access to Justice in Sun City outside Rustenburg in the North West. They say key oversight bodies lack the necessary resources, to effectively protect the public. SABC News reporter Simthandile Ntobela compiled this report.

Three decades into South Africa's democracy, severe budget and staffing constraints are hampering the nation's constitutional watchdog institutions, leaving the most vulnerable citizens waiting for justice. This warning comes from delegates who attended the International Conference on Access to Justice in Sun City outside Rustenburg in the North West. They say key oversight bodies lack the necessary resources, to effectively protect the public. SABC News reporter Simthandile Ntobela compiled this report.

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