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8:56

Office of the Information Regulator has confirmed...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/27

Office of the Information Regulator has confirmed that they will file an urgent court application before the end of business day today to halt the publication of Matric results. The Information Regulator is of the view that the publishing of the results is in violation of the Protection of Personal Information Act. We understand that the application is set to be heard on 7 January next year. For more on this, we are joined by… GUEST: Advocate Pansy Tlakula, Chairperson of the Information

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12:37

AmaZulu Traditional Prime Minister has been removed...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/27

AmaZulu King, Misuzulu kaZwelithini has decided to remove Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi from his position as the Zulu nation’s Traditional Prime Minister. We understand that King Misuzulu wasn’t impressed by Buthelezi’s conduct over the past eleven months. So what did he do exactly? To explain what this al means for the Zulu nation going forward is…… GUEST: Professor Musa Xulu, Cultural expert & Executive Director of Indonsa Yesizwe Think Tank

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11:18

This year marks 95 years since the first Table...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/26

This year marks 95 years since the first Table Mountain Cableway started running, and guess what, as part of this milestone, the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway company has managed to deliver over 31 million people to the top for Cape Town’s most spectacular view. But what makes it one of South Africa’s successful visitor attractions? Joining us for this conversation is….. GUEST: Wahida Parker, MD of Table Mountain Cableway

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6:08

Durban Beaches Check-in

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/26

KZN still has some rock star beaches despite the issues that were reported about them throughout the year. We thought we should check-in on one of the beaches today and get a sense of what is happening there this afternoon… GUEST: Fanele Mhlongo, SABC News Reporter

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7:06

Mpumalanga Police investigate stock theft

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/26

Police at Verena are investigating a stock theft related incident whereby two male persons were reportedly cornered and assaulted by an unidentified group of people after being reportedly found with livestock believed to have been stolen. Brigadier Donald Mdhluli, Mpumalanga SAPS spokesperson joins me on the line to share more information on this incident… GUEST: Brigadier Donald Mdhluli, Mpumalanga SAPS spokesperson

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11:43

eThekwini Municipality's water curtailment

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/26

eThekwini Municipality's water curtailment project has officially been lifted. The project was expected to run for the next 12 months and was being implemented in a bid to reduce the volume of water abstracted from the uMgeni system. To give us more information on this, I am joined on the line by… GUEST: Sean Phillips, Department of Water & Sanitation’s Director General

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5:21

Festive Season: Gauteng EMS Update

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/26

In conversation with Reuben Reuters about the effectiveness of medical emergency responses during the festive period, especially with New Year’s Eve approaching. In Gauteng so far, the EMS responses have surpassed the 43 000 recorded during the same period last year. For further elucidation on this, we are joined by….. GUEST: Reuben Reuters, The Acting CEO of Gauteng Emergency Medical Services

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10:25

NTI employees have not been paid for five months

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/26

With January fast approaching, things are not looking good for workers of the North West Transport Investments (NTI) who have not been paid for five months. We understand that some workers were forced to stay in Mahikeng this festive season without any answers. To elaborate further on this, we are joined by….. GUEST: Lebusa Mamaregane, General Secretary of SAWU-YA BASHUMI Union

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13:01

What’s behind Mozambique’s continuous post electoral...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/26

As the situation remains tense in Mozambique with supporters of the opposition disputing the election outcomes. We look at the political dynamics in the country as there is a general security threat after more than 1 400 detainees escaped the high security prison yesterday. GUEST: Helio Guiliche, Political analyst based in Mozambique

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4:10

sipho Towa

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/25

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7:39

Stilfontein: Christmas Day check-in

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/25

The situation is growing dire at Stilfontein Mine in the North West as illegal miners claim they are now eating human flesh for survival. These details were contained in a letter that recently came up to the surface, claiming that many of the miners were disappearing from shaft 10 where they are trying to escape. We thought we should check-in on what is happening in Stilfontein today. Joining me on the line to paint a picture about the kind of Christmas Stilfontein is having is… GUEST:

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8:58

Spreading Christmas Joy in Pretoria

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/25

A number of good Samaritans in Pretoria spread the Christmas spirit earlier today by feeding the homeless in that city. The person behind this is… GUEST: Emma Sibanyoni, Founder of Bros Do Matter and co-founder of Da Clang Foundation

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13:28

African Unite Borders Bus Trucks Association...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/25

The African Unite Borders Bus Trucks Association has once again raised concerns with the situation in Mozambique. The association continues to have security concerns as post-elections protests erupted again after the Mozambique’s apex court upheld Frelimo’s poll victory. Chairperson of the African Unite Borders Bus Trucks Association, Mukhwathi Phumudzo joins me on the line to share some of their concerns and requests from the SADC chairperson as well as the UN GUEST: Mukhwathi Phumudzo,

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7:42

Professor Tshepo Madlingozi outlines the SA Human...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/25

Our guest, Professor Tshepo Madlingozi outlines the SA Human Rights Commission’s stance on a contentious issue of frequent arrests of adult private users, possessors and cultivators of cannabis. The commission has written to the national Police Commissioner, Fanie Masemola - urging him to pay more attention on this issue of unlawful arrests as they argue that it is inconsistent with both the law and national operational directives. GUEST: Professor Tshepo Madlingozi, Commissioner at the South

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5:51

Nearly 200 drivers arrested for drunk driving in Limpopo

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/25

The Limpopo department of transport and community safety is intensifying its efforts to combat drinking and driving this Christmas Day, with a strong warning to all road users to exercise extreme caution and responsibility. So far, the provincial authorities have managed to arrest 181 motorists for drunk driving since the beginning of this month. GUEST: Jane Mulaudzi, Chief Director for Transport Regulation in the Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety

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10:30

City Power will be cutting the electricity supply to...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/25

City Power will be cutting the electricity supply to some parts of the Johannesburg CBD today. This as they need to implement an emergency isolation plan. To tell us more on how this operation has been carried out so far is….. GUEST: Isaac Mangena, City Power Spokesperson

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8:46

Today we chat to Fernando Morales-de la Cruz who is a...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/24

Today we chat to Fernando Morales-de la Cruz who is a Guatemalan journalist, residing in Strasbourg, France, and a human rights activist who has investigated misery and child labour in the supply chains of developed nations and corporations for more than 10 years with the goal of helping to eliminate them. Fernando has penned an open letter, asking “Santa” to help him win the battle against child labour and slavery in 2025. But before we speak to him - take a listen to this special song

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9:06

Floyd Shivambu tells MK Party supporters he started...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/24

The feud between Floyd Shivambu and Julius Malema is expected to intensify further after the former deputy president of the Economic Freedom Fighters recently told crowd of MK Party supporters that he was the one who started the party, not Malema. The clip went viral on social media so we thought we should get the views of political analyst, Dr. Ntsikelelo Breakfast who joins me on the line… GUEST: Dr. Ntsikelelo Breakfast, Political Analyst

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8:26

Mixed views on Msunduzi’s R3 million New Year’s Eve...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/24

The Msunduzi Municipality is planning a R3 million New Year’s Eve party set for December 31 at the UMEDA Showgrounds. The event will be showcasing both local and national music talent and engaging the community. The Msunduzi Association of Residents, Ratepayers, and Civics opposed the expenditure, urging the City to seek sponsorship rather than relying on municipal fun. To get more details on this, I am joined on the line by… GUEST: Anthony Waldhausen, CEO of the Msunduzi Association of

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8:03

eThekwini Municipality inks 45-year deal for Joe...

The National Pulse ·

2024/12/24

The eThekwini municipality issued an Request For Proposals in November last year for Joe Cools’ redevelopment and the winning tender was granted to Imvusa Trading 595 CC on a 45-year lease term. To give us more details on this redevelopment deal, I am joined on the line by… GUEST: Ash Muller, Property Broker

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