Drama/Umdlalo womoya

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Water and Sanitation Deputy MInister opens criminal case against Jagersfontein Development Mine following deadly disaster

Water and Sanitation, Deputy MInister David Mahlobo is expected to shortly open a criminal case against the Jagersfontein Development Mine. This follows the disaster in Jagersfontein where the slimes dam wall collapsed causing pollution to the environment, local properties and houses including water resources. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Deputy Minister, David Mahlobo..

Nov 4, 202211 min

Manhunt underway following escape of three Limpopo prisoners

Police have launched a manhunt after three inmates have escaped from holding cells at the Tshamutumbu police station outside Thohoyandou in Limpopo. Provincial police spokesperson Lieutenant colonel Mamphaswa Seabi has warned community members not to confront the prisoners, as they are considered to be dangerous, but to rather contact the nearest police station. One of the escapee 45 year-old Caiphus Kwinda was sentenced to life imprisonment for rape. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Lieutenant colonel Mamphaswa Seabi

Nov 4, 20222 min

COVID-19 UPDATES AND EDUCATION WITH NQOBILE NGOMA

#Covid19inSA #NationalLockdown #ChooseLife #WeAreInThisTogether #COVID19SouthAfrica #Covid19inSA

Nov 4, 202213 min

DISABILITY 360 02/11/22

Guest: Ms Skhosana- APD Mpumalanga

Nov 4, 202213 min

FULELA WANETHWA 03/11/22

Guest : Sinethemba Mbatha- Media officer Banyana Banyana Presenter: Big Joe

Nov 4, 202225 min

FULELA WANETHWA 02/11/22

Presenter: Big Joe

Nov 4, 202248 min

FULELA WANETHWA 01/11/22

Presenter: Big Joe

Nov 4, 202245 min

S1 Ep 8IZIMPONDO ZENYATHI EP 8 - 31/10/2022

Writer: Mbuyiselo Masuku

Nov 1, 202215 min

S1 Ep 3INGABE SIKUPHI UMA KUNJE EP 3 - 31/10/2022

Nov 1, 202212 min

FULELA WANETHWA 31/10/22

Presenter: Big Joe

Nov 1, 202246 min

Civil Society Groups say the first presidential summit has failed to make a difference

The second Presidential Summit on Gender Based Violence and Femicide starts today in Midrand. The summit was in response to the 24 demands submitted by the #TheTotalShutdown Intersectional Women's Movement to President Cyril Ramaphosa following 27 nationwide marches on 1 August 2018. Organisations that are at the frontline of the battle against Gender Based Violence and Femicide, say the first presidential summit that was held in a bid to dent the scourge, has failed to make a difference. They hope that the second summit will deliver reforms that will compel the criminal justice system to prioritise justice for victims. This as many victims still claim that they are being failed by the police and the judiciary. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Mandisa Khanyile of Rise Up against gender based violence

Nov 1, 202218 min

Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities forging ahead with the national council on gender based violence and femicide

The second Presidential Summit on Gender Based Violence and Femicide starts today in Midrand. The summit was in response to the 24 demands submitted by the #TheTotalShutdown Intersectional Women's Movement to President Cyril Ramaphosa following 27 nationwide marches on 1 August 2018. The movement protested against the country's pervasive scourge of gender-based violence and femicide and offered the 24 demands as a solution. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Advocate Joyce Maluleke, Director General of the Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities and Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Ronald Lamola

Nov 1, 202219 min

FULELA WANETHWA 28/10/22

Presenter: Big Joe

Nov 1, 202247 min

FULELA WANETHWA 27/10/22

Guest: Dr Nokufa Makae- Occupational Medical Practitioner Presenter: Big Joe

Nov 1, 202225 min

Film and Publication Board issues legal notice for SA service providers to comply with Film and Publications Act

The Film and Publication Board has issued a legal notice on South Africa's Internet service providers demanding that they comply with amendments to the Film and Publications Act. The legal notices require these service providers to report on measures they have taken to tackle the spreading of child sexual abuse material and 'other online harms' on their platforms and services. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to acting regulatory development and enforcement executive at the Film and Publication Board, Pandelis Gregoriou on a brief summary of these amendments

Oct 31, 20225 min

Inter-Ministerial Committee on GBV Chairperson says numerous life sentences handed down for crimes committed against women and children.

The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide Chairperson, Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, says this year alone, numerous life sentences were handed down for crimes committed against women and children. Nkoana-Mashabane was briefing the media on the eve of the Second Presidential GBVF Summit which takes place tomorrow and Wednesday, at Gallagher Estate, Midrand. She says government has made great strides to Gazette the National Council on Gender Based Violence and Femicide.

Oct 31, 20223 min

Residents win fight to be refunded unlawfully charged property rates

Earlier this month , the Pretoria High Court ordered the city of Tshwane to refund thousands of ratepayers monies owed to them after the city charged higher tariffs and increased bills without notification. A group of residents won their fight to be refunded unlawfully charged property rates dating back to 2011. Some owners say they were shocked in September of 2012 when their monthly rates bills increased by about 700%. The court order comes as the metro is battling a severe liquidity crisis. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Lex Middelberg , founder and representative of the Republican Conference of Tshwane on the organisation's reaction to the court order

Oct 31, 20226 min

COSATU not ruling out full blown strike

First Deputy President of COSATU, Mike Shingane says they cannot rule out the possibility of embarking on a full blown strike action in the coming future. He was speaking to our colleague and reporter Katlego Legodi just outside the Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council...

Oct 31, 20225 min

Public sector workers begin countrywide pickets amid wage negotiation deadlock

Tensions between Public Service Unions and government continue to rise as unions embark on countrywide mass pickets. The unions are demonstrating their frustration at government's unilateral decision to offer workers a 3 percent salary increase. This follows the collapse of wage negotiations last week as Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana stuck to his guns in his Mid-Term Budget Policy Statement stating that government's current offer is in the best interest of both the fiscus and workers. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter Phumzile Mlangeni and began by asking if the workers came out in their numbers to picket

Oct 31, 20222 min

Africa needs to rethink criminal law and incarceration

There are about more than 1 million prisoners accross the african continent allegedly living under inhumane, cruel and degrading conditions. Various African law and justice leaders and human rights organizations accross the continent believe that it is time to rethink crimes law and incarceration on the african continent. The various african leaders converged in Sandton this week to discuss possible solutions faced in the correctional and justice system on the continent. Deputy Minister of Justice, John Jeffrey says the criminal justice system favours the rich, and this is evident if one looks at which people are in prisons; the poor - Jeffrey says we are NOT all equal before the law. Malawian Constitutional Court Judge, Kenan Manda agrees that in african prisons there are no affluent people.

Oct 29, 20225 min

Immigration Firm encourages enforcement of Immigration laws in SA

Immigration Firm, Fragomen says in dealing with the country's immigration challenges, South Africa needs to strictly enforce the current labour and immigration laws. This comes as the country battles to deal with undocumented foreign nationals that flood the country seeking better economic opportunities. Fragomen's Senior Manager for Government Strategy and Corporate compliance, Johannes Tiba e.laborates...

Oct 28, 20225 min

Cele tells police to enforce the law at the King Misuzulu kaZwelithini coronation

INTRO: Police Minister Genenal Bheki Cele has told the South African Police Service deployed to Durban that they must enforce the law while protecting the Presidential Handover of the Certificate of Recognition to King Misuzulu kaZwelithini hosted in Moses Mabhida. Cele was speaking at the Peoples Park in Durban. Cele says officers must consider all their actions and how they'll impact their performance tomorrow

Oct 28, 202212 min