The South Africa Wind Energy Association says millions of South African households are already receiving wind energy via Eskom. The Association is holding the 13th annual Windaba in Cape Town looking at a holistic view of wind energy in the global renewable energy value chain. However, the industry says it has infrastructure challenges. FBongiwe Zwane spoke to Nivesh Govender, CEO of the South African Wind Energy Association.

The South Africa Wind Energy Association says millions of South African households are already receiving wind energy via Eskom. The Association is holding the 13th annual Windaba in Cape Town looking at a holistic view of wind energy in the global renewable energy value chain. However, the industry says it has infrastructure challenges. FBongiwe Zwane spoke to Nivesh Govender, CEO of the South African Wind Energy Association.

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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.

SA Wind Energy Association says millions of South African households are already receiving wind energy via Eskom.

The South African Policing Union says public sector unions are resolute on getting what is due to them from negotiations at the Public Service Co-Ordinating Bargaining Council. The latest wage talks have resulted in the introduction of a facilitator in the form of the CCMA or the Commission for Conciliation Mediation and Arbitration. Unions argue that the employer has not made an offer to employees and as such they have now gone back to their initial demand of 10% salary increase across the board. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to National Chief negotiator from the South African Policing Union Lesiba Thobakgale

The South African Policing Union says public sector unions are resolute on getting what is due to them from negotiations at the Public Service Co-Ordinating Bargaining Council. The latest wage talks have resulted in the introduction of a facilitator in the form of the CCMA or the Commission for Conciliation Mediation and Arbitration. Unions argue that the employer has not made an offer to employees and as such they have now gone back to their initial demand of 10% salary increase across the board. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to National Chief negotiator from the South African Policing Union Lesiba Thobakgale

SA Policing Union says public sector unions are resolute on getting what is due to workers from negotiations at the Bargaining Council

The National Consumer Commission is urging all South African consumers who purchased Top Score instant porridge, to stop consuming the product and immediately return it to their retailer for a full refund. The commission has announced a recall of the product after three children, aged between one and four year, died allegedly after consuming it in Mdantsane, in the Eastern Cape province. A fourth child, was in a stable condition in hospital after consuming the porridge at the weekend. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Head of Complaints and Investigations at the  National Consumer Commission, Prudence Moilwa

The National Consumer Commission is urging all South African consumers who purchased Top Score instant porridge, to stop consuming the product and immediately return it to their retailer for a full refund. The commission has announced a recall of the product after three children, aged between one and four year, died allegedly after consuming it in Mdantsane, in the Eastern Cape province. A fourth child, was in a stable condition in hospital after consuming the porridge at the weekend. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Head of Complaints and Investigations at the  National Consumer Commission, Prudence Moilwa

"It does look like it was sold throughout the country (South Africa) " - National Consumer Commission recalls Top Score instant porridge following the deaths of 3 children

The Pretoria high court has declared sections of the Sexual Offences Act unconstitutional. on Monday, the court removed the ability of persons accused of sexual violence to rely on a subjective belief that consent was given by a complainant. The accused person will now have to ensure that consent was given even though the victim might not have physically or loudly expressed it. The ruling comes after the NGO The Embrace Project, a rape survivor and the Centre for Applied Law approached the court to declare sections the Sexual Offences Act invalid. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Director of The Embrace Project, Lee Anne Germanos Manuel

The Pretoria high court has declared sections of the Sexual Offences Act unconstitutional. on Monday, the court removed the ability of persons accused of sexual violence to rely on a subjective belief that consent was given by a complainant. The accused person will now have to ensure that consent was given even though the victim might not have physically or loudly expressed it. The ruling comes after the NGO The Embrace Project, a rape survivor and the Centre for Applied Law approached the court to declare sections the Sexual Offences Act invalid. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to Director of The Embrace Project, Lee Anne Germanos Manuel

Sexual Offences Act ruling paves way for prosecutors to take into consideration what a reasonable person in the position of an accused person, would have thought in terms of consent

SA Wind Energy Association says millions of South African households are already receiving wind energy via Eskom.

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