THE MORNING BRIEF

<p>THE MORNING BRIEF </p>

Bangladesh entered a tense nationwide lockdown Thursday as supporters of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her banned Awami League party protested her ongoing trial for crimes against humanity.

Guest: Cynthia Farid: Research Associate with the Center for Asian Studies in Africa (CASA) at the University of Pretoria

11-14
04:50

Latest business news with Ntaoleng Lechela - Business Reporter

Latest business news with Ntaoleng Lechela - Business Reporter Agriculture industry gains pace as machinery sales and citrus exports surge 2. Premier eyes more acquisitions as it finalises RFG deal 3. Markets  

11-12
05:29

EFF

The EFF ahead of the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement to get the party’s perspectives and expectations. Guest: Omphile Maotwe: Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Treasure General      

11-12
05:11

A recent judgment by the Bloemfontein High Court has clarified a key point of South African law: publicly disclosing someone’s HIV status may constitute a breach of privacy, but not necessarily defamation.

A recent judgment by the Bloemfontein High Court has clarified a key point of South African law: publicly disclosing someone’s HIV status may constitute a breach of privacy, but not necessarily defamation. The ruling arose from a case in which a Numsa union leader revealed a member’s HIV status during a grievance meeting, prompting emotional distress and an initial damages award of R100,000 — later overturned on appeal. Guest: Ulrich Roux: Managing Director: Ulrich Roux & Associates Roux  

11-12
07:52

The DA ahead of the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement to get the party’s perspectives and expectations

The DA ahead of the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement to get the party’s perspectives and expectations. Guest: Dr Mark Burke: Democratic Alliance ( DA) Finance Spokesperson X

11-12
04:29

South Africa has launched an investigation after 17 of its citizens, aged between 20 and 39, were found stranded in Ukraine’s war-ravaged Donbas region after allegedly being lured into fighting as mercenaries under false pretences of lucrative jobs.

South Africa has launched an investigation after 17 of its citizens, aged between 20 and 39, were found stranded in Ukraine’s war-ravaged Donbas region after allegedly being lured into fighting as mercenaries under false pretences of lucrative jobs. President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered a probe into how the men were recruited and has vowed to use diplomatic channels to secure their safe return. Guest: Helmoed Heitman: Military And Defense Analyst

11-12
07:23

Latest business news with Ntaoleng Lechela - Business Reporter

  The unemployment rate eases in Q3 2. Manufacturing output ticks slightly higher in September  3. Markets  

11-12
04:31

South Africa’s unemployment rate has eased slightly — down to 31.9% in the third quarter, from 33.2% in the previous quarter — offering a glimmer of hope in an economy long burdened by joblessness.

South Africa’s unemployment rate has eased slightly — down to 31.9% in the third quarter, from 33.2% in the previous quarter — offering a glimmer of hope in an economy long burdened by joblessness. According to Statistics South Africa (Stats SA), this translates to 17.1 million people employed, although eight million remain out of work. Guest: Kate Philip: is the Programme lead at the Presidential Employment Stimulus    

11-12
08:42

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