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10:45

Prof Ashwin Desai on plans to reintegrate foreigners...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/23

The Department of Social Development and Ekurhuleni Municipality, this morning were in Primrose, Germiston East of Johannesburg launching a campaign with an attempt to reintegrate the foreign nationals into their communities .

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2:50

Speak out helps Mr Canca claim from metal industries...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/23

News and Current Affairs show between 5 & 6 am on SAfm 104 to 107 anchored by Tsepiso Makwetla

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8:56

Africans in the UK react to recent spate of...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/20

News and Current Affairs show between 5 & 6 am on SAfm 104 to 107 anchored by Tsepiso Makwetla

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4:27

Foreigners and SA Yoeville dwellers react to...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/20

While politicians and analysts are discussing the impact of xenophobia, thousands of people's lives are turned upside down by this phenomenon. Izak du Plessis asked foreigners and South Africans what their opinion of xenophobia is and how it is affecting their lives.

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3:30

Con Court orders RAF to orphaned children due to road...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/20

The Constitutional Court has ordered the Road Accident Fund to pay compensation to children orphaned by a road accident. The highest court rejected the RAF's argument that paying out claims for loss of support would amount to double compensation because the children already benefited from Foster Care Grants. The case was brought by three children who lost their mother and sole breadwinner in a pedestrian road accident. Senior Constitutional Court Reporter, Candice Nolan has the details

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2:59

What are commuters saying about spate of xenophobic...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/17

Many parts of South Africa have in recent weeks been engulfed in turmoil after xenophobic attacks, killings and looting. Government and police have had a difficult time containing the situation and restoring order. In KwaZulu-Natal and Johannesburg thousands of foreign nationals have been placed in safe shelters under 24 hour police security after they were forced to flee their homes. Our Producer Aphiwe Honono took to the streets to ask commuters what their views are on the matter…

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3:52

Ringo Madlingozi cancels performance in Zim after...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/17

Musician Ringo Madlingozi has cancelled his shows in Harare, Zimbabwe after receiving anonymous "threats" that his performances would be disrupted because of the ongoing xenophobic attacks in South Africa. I spoke to Ringo Madlingozi and coordinator of South African National AIDS Council Sports and Entertainment Sector Coordinator, Mabalane Mfundisi, and started by asking how what is happening in South Africa has affected Madlingozi as an artist...

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2:31

ACDP Leader Kenneth Meshwe calls for an end to...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/16

ACDP Leader, Kenneth Meshwe, called for respect of parliament in order to encourage overall respect

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2:56

IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi laments slow pace of...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/16

IFP Leader Mangosuthu Buthulezi, lamented the slow pace in dealing with and condemning xenophobic attacks

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2:58

EFF leader Julius Malema blames Pres Zuma for spate...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/16

EFF leader Julius Malema has blamed Zuma for the current spate of xenophobic attacks, saying he's responsible for the violence. Malema accused the president of having lost control of the country and his family. He says Zuma has also failed to engage Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini over alleged xenophobic remarks

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2:57

DA's Mmusi Maimane weighs in on Xenophobic attacks

First Take SA ·

2015/04/16

News and Current Affairs show between 5 & 6 am on SAfm 104 to 107 anchored by Tsepiso Makwetla

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3:21

President Zuma calls for end to xenophobic attacks...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/15

President Jacob Zuma has called for an end to the xenophobic attacks around the country. Speaking at the unveiling of the Chris Hani Memorial and Wall of Remembrance in Boksburg, on the East Rand, Zuma said that no amount of economic hardship and discontent will ever justify attacking foreign nationals who own shops and other businesses:

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3:07

forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan reacts to raid...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/15

Cellphones and a computer were seized from forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan's home in Sandown during a police raid ealier today. An investigation unit raided the home following allegations of fraud. O'Sullivan has been accused of circulating a fraudulent bank statement he alleged belonged to Airports Company SA chief executive Dudu Myeni.

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2:39

Eskom Spokesperson Khulu Phasiwe update on load shedding

First Take SA ·

2015/04/14

Eskom to implement stage 3 of load shedding.

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5:50

#SpeakOut Velile Sithole VS Dent Boys

First Take SA ·

2015/04/14

Speak out attempts to help Velile Sithole who took his car in for a spray paint job at Dent boys. a Day later when he was meant to pick the vehicle up he was told it would not start.

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4:58

UNHCR reacts to attacks on foreign nationals

First Take SA ·

2015/04/14

Government's priority in the xenophobic attacks is to protect the lives of all people and end the violence against foreign nationals. This is the assurance given by Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba and KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu to diplomats representing six African states in a meeting held in Durban. Gigaba and Mchunu met with representatives from Malawi, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Somalia and Mozambique. The violence against foreign nationals continues to spread to different parts of the

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6:14

Is there a solution for Refugees in SA? We ask UN...

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2015/04/14

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4:49

ANC Spokesperson Zizi Kodwa on Mbete comments on plot...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/13

News and Current Affairs show between 5 & 6 am on SAfm 104 to 107 anchored by Tsepiso Makwetla

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3:33

Con Court prepares to consider whether there is...

First Take SA ·

2015/04/13

Millions of rail commuters will be looking to the Constitutional Court as it prepares to consider whether there is adequate security in trains. A metro-rail passenger wants to sue the Passenger Rail Agency or PRASA after he fell victim to a violent robbery while travelling on a train. The man lost his leg after he was flung off the moving train. Senior Constitutional Court Reporter, Candice Nolan has the details

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3:02

FRIDAY HIT

First Take SA ·

2015/04/10

They say even the largest avalanche is triggered by small things and 29 year old 'Birdie' Mboweni is a true testimony to how big things can really come in small packages. Small in stature but carrying an organic voice which penetrates deep into your heart, the songstress will soon launch her debut album to an audience of jazzy yet soulful enthusiasts at the Obit in Johannesburg. Our producer Asanda Ntame caught up with her...

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