South Africa’s military is reportedly cash-strapped. Reports say the South African National Defence Force has had to ground most of its Oryx helicopters except for one, because the fleet is old and the SANDF can’t afford the fuel to keep it in the air. Military analyst, Dean Wingrin speaks to 

South Africa&rsquo;s military is reportedly cash-strapped. Reports say the South African National Defence Force has had to ground most of its Oryx helicopters except for one, because the fleet is old and the SANDF can&rsquo;t afford the fuel to keep it in the air. Military analyst, Dean Wingrin speaks to&nbsp;

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SANDF is cash-strapped 

Thanks to a R341-million donation from alumnus Chris Seabrooke, the university is preparing to build a new Cultural Precinct designed to serve not just students, but the wider community.

So, what will this new cultural space bring to Johannesburg? Let’s find out.

Guest: Peter Bezuidenhoudt, Wits University Director: Development,

Thanks to a R341-million donation from alumnus Chris Seabrooke, the university is preparing to build a new Cultural Precinct designed to serve not just students, but the wider community.
So, what will this new cultural space bring to Johannesburg? Let&rsquo;s find out.
Guest: Peter Bezuidenhoudt, Wits University Director: Development,

Wits University in Johannesburg is set to give the city’s cultural landscape a major boost.

That’s why the newly refurbished emergency department at Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital in Johannesburg matters. The refurbishment was sponsored by FirstRand Group, and we’re joined by its Head of Social Investment to talk about the project and the support it will provide to women and children.

 Guest: Kone Gugushe, Head of Social Investment at FirstRand Group

That&rsquo;s why the newly refurbished emergency department at Rahima Moosa Mother and Child Hospital in Johannesburg matters. The refurbishment was sponsored by FirstRand Group, and we&rsquo;re joined by its Head of Social Investment to talk about the project and the support it will provide to women and children.
&nbsp;Guest: Kone Gugushe, Head of Social Investment at FirstRand Group

We can all agree that tackling gender-based violence requires more than words—it requires real support, resources and safe spaces where survivors can seek help.

Well, it appears that pressure may have paid off. Eskom has now extended its waiver on registration-related charges for small solar systems — and this time, until further notice. 

Guest: Wayne Duvenage, OUTA CEO

Well, it appears that pressure may have paid off. Eskom has now extended its waiver on registration-related charges for small solar systems &mdash; and this time, until further notice.&nbsp;
Guest: Wayne Duvenage, OUTA CEO

We previously spoke to OUTA CEO Wayne Duvenage, when he was calling on Eskom to scrap its demand that small-scale solar users register their systems with the government. 

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