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The electoral commission announced on Thursday evening that it was satisfied that the conditions for free and fair elections were met and that the results of 212 councils are declared as final results.
We speak to Katleho Sekhoto, a Kaya 959 news reporter, about the day of proceedings at the Results Operations Centre and the final counting of the votes. We look at the coalition talks that could be happening, the different media briefings by the DA, ActionSA, ANC and the IEC, and…
We look at the IFP and Freedom Front Plus’ run-up to the local government elections, and their satisfaction with their results, as the final votes come in with the IFP Spokesperson, Mkululeko Hlengwa. and Wouter Wessels, Freedom Front Plus’ Head of Elections and MP.
As the pressure builds up as the final votes are being counted, We speak to TK Pooe, Senior Lecturer (Political Science And Governance) At Wits School Of Governance and political analyst, Lulu White about the latest happenings at the Results Operations Centre in Tshwane, what we can expect for the…
We speak to Omphile Maotwe, EFF treasurer-general and Lerato Ngubeni, ActionSA’s national spokesperson, about the low voter turnout, whether they will consider any coalitions, the issues they have faced at voting stations, and their plans for the future, should they take power in any of the municipalities.
To discuss the second day of developments from the Results Operation Centre, we see a lot of blame from political parties towards the IEC. Is it a fair reflection? We speak to Sthembile Mbethe, a political analyst and Terry Tselane, Chairperson and CEO of the Institute of Election Management (IEMSA)
As we continue our broadcast from the Results Operation Centre (ROC) in Tshwane, we catch up with John Steenhuisen of the DA to see whether they are happy with the votes as they roll in, where they are hoping to have presence in, and more.
We speak to the CSIR manger of spatial planning and systems, Prof. Pravesh Debba about their election predictions, what the thinking was behind their decisions, and more.
Broadcasting live from the Results Operations Centre in Tshwane, we speak to Lulu White, Lulu White. Chief Executive Officer at EMCA, and local governance expert, Dr. Tim Maake, Hopewell Rader, an author at The South African National Editors' Forum (SANEF); and Lesiba Molokomme, Founder and President of CHANGE about how…
We speak to Mike Russouw, an energy analyst, to help us understand what is happening at Eskom, and the reasons for load shedding being reintroduced. As well as looking at the policies that the leaders are deciding on, and how they affect our everyday lives.
We speak to South African-born, Amsterdam-based photographer Elizabeth Koetje, about her new art photography, “Born Free in South Africa - Nelson Mandela's Legacy” – a book investigates the lives of born frees, and how much has changed in the country since 1994.
We speak to one the AFI’s platinum incubation program candidates, and a jewelry designer Godfrey Gobi about his work for the upcoming Joburg Fashion Week, the importance of a program like that, and lots more.
With little news coming out after the SADC envoy was deployed in Eswatini, it raises questions around what support the neighbouring countries are offering to those who need it most. This has sparked a civilian protest to the Eswatini Embassy, headed by organisation, Not In My Name. We speak to…
We speak to African Policing Civilian Oversight Forum’s Programem Manager, Themba Masuku, about whether this deployment is a good and welcome idea, or whether other measures should have been put in place in order to maintain voters’ safety.
We speak to Thabo Masebe, Gauteng government spokesperson, about the recent press briefing by independent media to address the reports around the sensational Tembisa Ten story – where a woman had allegedly given birth to ten babies at once - in which a number of shocking facts have been revealed.
We speak to Ramodungoane Tabane, an educational psychologist, and lecturer at the Department of Psychology at UNISA, and Basil Manuel, NAPTOSA Executive Director about the preparation and challenges faced ahead of the upcoming matric exams.
In light of the shocking allegations by Independent Media that the Tembisa Ten babies were involved in a human trafficking syndicate. This raises questions around the state of human trafficking – a grave and massive operation in the country – and how we can tackle the issues moving forward. We…
The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has recommended that national government take over the Water and Sanitation Department of the City of Tshwane. We speak to Advocate Jonas Ben Sibanyoni, Part-Time Commissioner of the South African Human Rights Commission to gain more insight.
To get a sense of what sparked the protests that truck drivers are partaking in – which addresses the foreign nationals who have been getting employed. We speak to Mary Phadi, the President of the Truckers Association of South Africa.
We speak to Katleho Sekhoto, a Kaya 959 News reporter, who has been following the campaign trail of ActionSA in Alex and Soweto. And then we move to Nyakallo Tefu, a Kaya 959 News reporter about the happenings when IEC launches their main Results Operation Centre.
26 Oct 2021 2PM
7 min
2632 – 2652
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