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.

Mozambican customs officials confirmed that demonstrations have started in that country. The presidential candidate Venancio Mondlane of the opposition PODEMOS party, announced three more days of protests starting today. He encouraged supporters to target trade routes with neighboring South African and Zimbabwe. 

Mozambican customs officials confirmed that demonstrations have started in that country. The presidential candidate Venancio Mondlane of the opposition PODEMOS party, announced three more days of protests starting today. He encouraged supporters to target trade routes with neighboring South African and Zimbabwe.

Mozambican customs officials confirm fresh demonstrations as locals continue protests against FRELIMO election victory

Community members around Stilfontein in the North West have called on government to urgently assist in the rescue of suspected illegal miners who are trapped underground. This as they prepare to use a rope to pull out Zama zamas who have not had food nor water ever since the police, together with the SANDF, cut off supply routes to the miners. Its estimated around four thousand miners remain underground while some have allegedly died of suspected starvation dehydration. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Zebilon Maine and by North West police spokesperson Brigadier, Sabata Mokgwabone

Community members around Stilfontein in the North West have called on government to urgently assist in the rescue of suspected illegal miners who are trapped underground. This as they prepare to use a rope to pull out Zama zamas who have not had food nor water ever since the police, together with the SANDF, cut off supply routes to the miners. Its estimated around four thousand miners remain underground while some have allegedly died of suspected starvation dehydration. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Zebilon Maine and by North West police spokesperson Brigadier, Sabata Mokgwabone

"There's more than 4000 people underground... there are several bodies" - North West community pleads with government to urgently assist in the rescue of over 4000 suspected illegal miners

Residents of KwaMashu, north of Durban are calling for the closure of spaza shops owned by foreign nationals.  This after teachers at a KwaMashu school, who have started to inspect snacks children bought at spaza shops, found capsules inside a sealed packet of chips.  There have been several cases of food poisoning in KwaZulu-Natal, since last month.  In another case an oThongathi family fell ill, shortly after drinking cold drinks bought at a spaza shop. Fanele Mhlongo  reports….

Residents of KwaMashu, north of Durban are calling for the closure of spaza shops owned by foreign nationals.  This after teachers at a KwaMashu school, who have started to inspect snacks children bought at spaza shops, found capsules inside a sealed packet of chips.  There have been several cases of food poisoning in KwaZulu-Natal, since last month.  In another case an oThongathi family fell ill, shortly after drinking cold drinks bought at a spaza shop. Fanele Mhlongo  reports….

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

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