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Cyril handed a Chinese marriage & a technical recession – what's next?
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Ramaphosa has been handed a Chinese marriage and a technical recession – where does he go next?

By Khaya  Sithole   The Chinese might have the balance sheet – but it is the Germans that have a plan… From a distance, not much exists to link Cyril Matamela Ramaphosa and Gerd Muller. One – a man whose political story is intimately intertwined with the development of the Republic of South Africa – has recently found himself elevated to the most important political position in the African continent. […]

today05/09/2018

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Motsoaledi urges public to notify the police of any suspicious foodstuffs.

Breakfast With David Team  Health Minister Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi says they are currently working with the food industry to verify the authenticity of certain food. This follows a the looting spree of foreign-owned shops which broke out in Soweto, Ekhuruleni and in Kagiso in the Westrand.   Residents looted the shops forcing them to close down saying the shop owners were selling them fake and expired goods. Motsoaledi has encouraged members […]

today05/09/2018

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State Capture and rules on impeaching a president

By Mpumelelo Mkhabela Every Tuesday David O'Sullivan speaks to Mpumelelo Mkhabela for a political commentary on topical issues. This week Mkhabela spoke about the State Capture Inquiry headed by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo as well as parliament's of a process to impeach an incompetent president. On state capture inquiry   Despite the skepticism with which the inquiry was received, it is already yielding positive results. The testimonies so far […]

today05/09/2018

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Compensation for the Life Esidimeni families

By Breakfast With David Team  The Life Esidimeni family committee says it is doing all it can to represent all the families affected by the tragedy. This is according to Christine Nxumalo who lost her sister during the deadly transfer of mentally ill patients in Gauteng. Since the conclusion of the arbitration proceedings - the Gauteng government has received 200 new claims for financial compensation. These claims are from families of […]

today05/09/2018

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There’s a lot of work to be done in decolonising music, especially in townships

Breakfast with David Team Award-winning vocalist and songwriter Mbuso Khoza says there's a lot of work to be done in decolonising music, especially in townships. Khoza who hails from eShowe in Kwa-Zulu Natal and his music is celebrated the world over says while he loves Hip Hop which not different from praise singing, he doesn't like the style of delivery. He asks, "Why be inspired by Beverly Hills and NOT mountains […]

today30/08/2018

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The source of counterfeit goods and expired food still unknown

Breakfast with David Team   The Department of Health is investigating the source of counterfeit goods and expired food which is readily available in spaza shops across the country.   Health ministry spokesperson Popo Maja says the department's environmental health practitioners has been conducting raids mainly in urban areas confiscating the fake foods. One of the items confiscated was fake 1.25-litre Coca-Cola bottles with “moving things” inside.   The community has […]

today30/08/2018

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Renegade PAC members caused chaos at Mama Sobukwe funeral

Breakfast With David The PAC has apologized to the Sobukwe family following the disruptions at the funeral of struggle stalwart Zondeni Sobukwe. The 91-year-old was laid to rest in the Eastern Cape on Saturday.  She was granted a category two state funeral by President Cyril Ramaphosa.   Proceedings were disrupted by some PAC members - who did not want to be addressed by ANC officials. This resulted in Deputy President […]

today29/08/2018

Zimbabwe ready for a new dawn
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Zimbabwe ready for a new dawn

Breakfast With David Team   Emmerson Mnangagwa has taken the oath as Zimbabwe's president after a bitterly disputed election.   Mnangagwa first took office in November after Mugabe resigned under military pressure. He was declared the winner of the country's highly contested July 30 elections. Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa challenged the elections alleging that they were rigged. The Constitutional Court on Friday rejected those claims. The elections were […]

today28/08/2018

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Education districts to help Gauteng parents with children’s placement

Breakfast With David Team Gauteng education department says parents who are having issues with school placement for the 2019 academic year must speak to the district and not the schools.   Several Kaya 959 listeners raised concerns over the application process. Which since its inception has experienced glitches with many in the province being inconvenienced. Last week - more than 83 000 parents had not accepted or rejected school placement offers […]

today21/08/2018

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1.2  Parliament assented to POPIA on 19 November 2013. The commencement date of section 1, Part A of Chapter 5, section 112 and section 113 was 11 April 2014. The commencement date of the other sections was 1 July 2020 (with the exception of section 110 and 114(4). The President of South Africa has proclaimed the POPI commencement date to be 1 July 2020.

 
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