INTRO : Action SA president Herman Mashaba says it is a sad moment in the country's history to see a democratic government prepared to flout its own policies to accommodate billionaire businessman Elon Musk's Starlink company. President Cyril Ramaphosa led a delegation which included business people such as Johan Rupert to the US earlier this week. Rupert is reported to have told Musk that his company's services were needed to help to fight crime in South Africa. Mashaba says they will oppose Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi's gazetted proposed amendments to the triple-BEE policy in the ICT sector to accommodate Musk's company. For more Herman Mashaba comes on air at Tiko A Xi-Etleli Current Affairs Show while interviews by tyhe anchor of the show Clifford Maringa.

POSSIBLE QUESTIONS:

***Lets start by getting your reactions on the proposed amendements of BEE in the ICT sector,what potential economic impacts do you foresee from the proposed amendments, and how might they affect different sectors of the economy?

***I've learned that you are opposing this, so how might the proposed amendments affect specific groups, such as black-owned businesses or historically disadvantaged individuals?

***How does ActionSA think stakeholders, including businesses and civil society, should be engaged in the process of revising the B-BBEE policy?

***Lets talk about Elon Musk the are hearsays that  Starlink satellite internet service, Although it hasn't officially launched in the country yet what do you have to say about it , will this benefit the black child?