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United Phosphorus Limited has been under investigation after a chemical spill occurred in July, after the unrest in the country. A recent report has shown that the company had no authorization from the KZN government to operate their Cornubia chemical factory. We speak to Durban Community Environmental Alliance Coordinator, Desmond…
We speak to author and researcher at UNISA, Chinaza Uleanya about a paper he has written that explores whether rural African universities are adequately preparing people for the fourth industrial revolution.
Herman Mashaba’s party, ActionSA were left off of the IEC ballot paper after thye failed to register an abbreviated name or acronym to be used. This has sparked outrage in the party and are planning to take the IEC to court over the matter. We speak to Lerato Ngubeni, the…
We speak to Lucky Ntimane, a member of the Liquor Traders Association of South Africa, about their continued call to remove all restrictions on the sale of alcohol. Ntimane talks us through the effects it has had on the liquor industry, and more.
We speak to Katleho Sekhoto, a Kaya 959 news reporter, about the latest updates around the court trial of Ntuthuko Shoba, the man accused of being behind the of Tshegofatse Pule. We look at why the court decided to postpone the court, and more.
We speak to Nonhlanhla Radebe, a member of EFF about the party’s plans should they take power in government. They discuss plans around poverty & housing, fighting corruption and getting rid of the tender system. Some callers also call into raise questions and voice their concerns.
Hennie van Vuuren, a researcher and anti-corruption activist and director of Open Secrets speaks to us about the extraordinary data leak that exposes banks, world leaders and public officials around the world who were involved in off-shore structures and trusts.
We talk to Nelius du Preez about the work he does with the Pink Drive – an initiative that promotes awareness and educates people around improving breast cancer.
We speak to writer and poet, Natalia Molebatsi about her latest project, “Wild Imperfections – An Anthology of Womanist Poems” and the many womxn voices she chose to spotlight
Nnyakallo Tefu, a Kaya 959 news reporter speaks to us about the Deputy President’s visit to Mamelodi after residents had said they would not vote if Mamelodi’s Ward Councillor Sipho Motsweene is not added to voters roll.
We speak to the DA’s Johannesburg mayoral candidate, Dr Mpho Phalatse to talk about the DA’s plans to elevate the city of Johannesburg, and the country at large by breaking down their manifesto campaign.
After the latest “family meeting” with President Cyril Ramaphosa, restrictions on movement and venue capacities have been eased after a 130-day third wave, we look at what could have led to his decisions and what this means for us with political analyst, Tinyiko Maluleke.
We speak to Kim Thomas, an analyst at the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime about the alarming phenomena of targeted killings and hits in just South frica alone. What look at what leads to such high rates of reported hits, the trends that are being picked up, and more.
Today, we speak to Herman Mashaba, President of ActionSA about the upcoming elections and what his party is promising to deliver on, should you vote for them.
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has made several findings against former health minister Zweli Mkhize and official members of the Department of Health (DoH) in relation to the department’s R150-million Digital Vibes deal. We speak to Bhekisisa editor-in-chief Mia Malan to find out more about the report.
Since the workers of the City of Tshwane have protested after their contracts have been terminated, the Regional Secretary of the ANC has addressed the workers to find out more about what the workers need, and how they can help. Katleho Sekhoto, a Kaya 959 News reporter was on the…
The past year hasn’t been easy on anyone – money has been lost, people, and so much more. How has the pandemic affected your financial life, and in turn, how does that affect your relationships with your partners and family? We speak to entrepreneur, author and podcaster, Lebo Pule to…
We speak to Member of the National Assembly for the ANC and Minister of Human Settlements, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane about the ANC’s manifesto for the upcoming elections; what they are prioritizing to fix first in communities; their stance on corruption and more.
We speak to Kaya 959 news reporter, Katleho Sekhoto about the mysterious murder of ANC councillor, Tshepo Motaung; and the unrest that was sparked in its wake.
We speak to the CEO of the Solidarity Fund, Tandi Nzimande, to find out more about how much money has been spent on medical equipment and relief funds due to COVID-19.
28 Sep 2021 2PM
13 min
2500 – 2520
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