KwaZulu-Natal is expected to get a breather from heavy rains that have been lashing the province since Christmas Eve, claiming scores of lives and causing damage to infrastructure, homes and businesses. As light rains continue in the eThekwini Municipality, residents remain concerned that the accumulation of consistent rainfall will further jeopardise their properties. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Professor Anthony Turton from the Centre for Environmental Management, at the University of Free State

KwaZulu-Natal is expected to get a breather from heavy rains that have been lashing the province since Christmas Eve, claiming scores of lives and causing damage to infrastructure, homes and businesses. As light rains continue in the eThekwini Municipality, residents remain concerned that the accumulation of consistent rainfall will further jeopardise their properties. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Professor Anthony Turton from the Centre for Environmental Management, at the University of Free State

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News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award-winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, on weekdays from noon to 1pm on SAfm 104-107fm. 

News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award-winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, on weekdays from noon to 1pm on SAfm 104-107fm.

KZN gets a break from heavy rains that caused floods, major damage

Research by the South African Depression and Anxiety Group has revealed that 6-in-10 employees wish to resign from their places of employment due to negative and toxic work environments. The mental health advocacy group sampled over 960 employees and found that 52-percent of the sample group has diagnosed with one or more mental health conditions as a result of their work environments. The group has conducive to the wholistic wellbeing of their workforce.  Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Senior Research Associate at the University of Johannesburg and SADAG Researcher, Bronwyn Dworzanowski-Venter

Research by the South African Depression and Anxiety Group has revealed that 6-in-10 employees wish to resign from their places of employment due to negative and toxic work environments. The mental health advocacy group sampled over 960 employees and found that 52-percent of the sample group has diagnosed with one or more mental health conditions as a result of their work environments. The group has conducive to the wholistic wellbeing of their workforce.  Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Senior Research Associate at the University of Johannesburg and SADAG Researcher, Bronwyn Dworzanowski-Venter

South African Depression and Anxiety Group study finds that 52% of employees have been diagnosed with one or more mental health conditions as a result of a toxic work environments

Sports, Arts and Culture Minister, Gayton McKenzie says he has not done anything outside the ministerial handbook following recent outcry over the more than R800 000 in taxpayer's money that was spent for his trip to France for the 2024 Olympic games. McKenzie was speaking to members of the media earlier today, where his party, the Patriotic Alliance was updating the country on the party's first 100 days in office, since the constitution of the Government of National Unity. McKenzie says he should not be compared to super fans

Sports, Arts and Culture Minister, Gayton McKenzie says he has not done anything outside the ministerial handbook following recent outcry over the more than R800 000 in taxpayer's money that was spent for his trip to France for the 2024 Olympic games. McKenzie was speaking to members of the media earlier today, where his party, the Patriotic Alliance was updating the country on the party's first 100 days in office, since the constitution of the Government of National Unity. McKenzie says he should not be compared to super fans

" He is preoccupied with very frivolous and childish things and he doesn't understand the law that governs him" - EFF Spokesperson confirms the party's referral of Sports Minister to the Public Protector

The street vendor which sold atchaar to learners of Marhagi Secondary School in Verena in Mpumalanga says she feels remorseful, confused and frustrated. This after 21 learners fell sick and had to be hospitalised yesterday shortly after consuming her produce. The learners have since been discharged as they had experienced headaches, stomach cramps with some vomiting. Earlier on our reporter, Nonhlanhla Ntshingila caught up with the street vendor who explained to her, what transpired...

The street vendor which sold atchaar to learners of Marhagi Secondary School in Verena in Mpumalanga says she feels remorseful, confused and frustrated. This after 21 learners fell sick and had to be hospitalised yesterday shortly after consuming her produce. The learners have since been discharged as they had experienced headaches, stomach cramps with some vomiting. Earlier on our reporter, Nonhlanhla Ntshingila caught up with the street vendor who explained to her, what transpired...

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