There has been a major development in the disappearance of two-year-old Omphile Sethole, who vanished earlier this month from Ga-Mabuela village. As the search for the toddler continues, her grandparents are expected to appear in the Mahwelereng Magistrate’s Court on allegations of child negligence. Joanne Joseph gets an update from SABC News reporter, Katlego Nyoni.

There has been a major development in the disappearance of two-year-old Omphile Sethole, who vanished earlier this month from Ga-Mabuela village. As the search for the toddler continues, her grandparents are expected to appear in the Mahwelereng Magistrate&rsquo;s Court on allegations of child negligence. Joanne Joseph gets an update from SABC News reporter, Katlego Nyoni.

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Developments around Omphile Sethole’s disappearance

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Profile:&nbsp;Geordin Hill-Lewis plans as DA leader and GNU&nbsp;
As the Democratic Alliance charts a new chapter under fresh leadership, questions remain about the party&rsquo;s identity, inclusivity and political direction in a rapidly shifting South Africa. From criticisms around representation and service delivery, to the DA&rsquo;s role in the Government of National Unity and its strategy ahead of local government elections &mdash; we unpack the challenges, expectations and vision shaping the party&rsquo;s future. Geordin Hill-Lewis, DA leader speaks to Joanne Joseph about his plans for the party.
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Geordin Hill-Lewis plans as DA leader and GNU 

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South Africa&rsquo;s latest unemployment figures have once again placed the spotlight on the country&rsquo;s deepening youth jobs crisis, with nearly 60 percent of young people unemployed. As companies raise concerns about hiring and retaining Gen Z workers, we ask: what kind of workplaces are young people actually looking for &mdash; and what urgent interventions are needed to connect them to meaningful employment?
Bongiwe Beja-Ntsiko: Growthwheel&nbsp;Certified Business Advisor and&nbsp;Founding&nbsp;Director at&nbsp;Transire&nbsp;Consulting speaks to Joanne Joseph.
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