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Afternoon Talk
Thought provoking talk and debates with the listeners and high profile guests. Presented by Ashraf Garda.
In the Spotlight - MR WASEEM CARRIM - THE NEWLY APPOINTED CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE NYDA (FORMER CFO AT NYDA – 2014
The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) wishes to announce the appointment of the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr Waseem Carrim. The NYDA embarked on a process to fill a vacancy of its accounting officer, following the resignation of its former CEO, Mr Khathu Ramukumba. The NYDA Board set itself a period of four (4) months since the resignation of the former CEO and we are happy that this process was resolved speedily and within the set timeframe.
DON'T DUMP THE FEMALE AGENDA ON THE SOLE WOMAN
The male leaders in the majority should be encouraging women to appreciate and thrive from that which makes them unique.” Guest: Zipho Sikhakhane - Global speaker and business strategist specialising in leadership, entrepreneurship and doing business in Africa, with an MBA from Stanford University
Thabsie - New R&B Rising African Queen
Thought provoking talk and debates with the listeners and high profile guests. Presented by Ashraf Garda.
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Thought provoking talk and debates with the listeners and high profile guests. Presented by Ashraf Garda.
In the Spotlight - DENNIS GEORGE – SECRETARY GENERAL OF FEDUSA
Dennis George is the General Secretary of the Federation of Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA). He started his involvement in the labour movement as an organiser for the Transnet Allied Trade Union (TATU) in 1991 and went on to become the Assistant General Secretary of the Technical Workers Union (TWU). He was the Chairperson of the National Board for Further Education and Training until 2010, board member of the South African Qualifications Authority from 1998 and served for two terms of office until 2004, member of the Tourism Empowerment Council of South Africa for 3 years, member of the National Skills Authority since April 2000 and appointed to serve on the Human Resource Development Council of South Africa since 2010. As General Secretary of FEDUSA, he is now actively involved in NEDLAC and the MLC to influence fiscal, monetary, trade, economic development and labour market policy through social dialogue in conjunction with business and government.
In the Spotlight - Paul O’Sullivan – FOUNDER OF FORENSICS FOR JUSTICE
Paul O’Sullivan has more than 37 years experience in law-enforcement and is considered one of the world’s leading security experts. Areas of expertise include, counter-espionage, counter-terrorism, counter trafficking (drugs, weapons and human), as well local law-enforcement covering all aspects of syndicated crime, fraud, robbery and murder. He has worked on high profile cases that successfully brought Jackie Selebi, former head of Interpol and the South African Police Service, and Radovan Krejcir, to book.
In the Spotlight - Prof Ian sanne
Thought provoking talk and debates with the listeners and high profile guests. Presented by Ashraf Garda.
: IS ALL GOVERNMENT VIP PROTECTION EXPENDITURE NECESSARY?
GUEST (Phone): Paul Hoffman, director for the Institute for Accountability in South Africa Guest (PHONE): Gareth van Onselen - Head of Politics and Governance at IRR Guest (Parliament STUDIO): Mr. Zakhele Mbhele – DA’s Shadow Minister GUEST (Phone): Dr. Mbuyiseni Quintin Ndlozi - EFF National Spokesperson
In the Spotlight - CHRIS MAROLENG, NEWLY APPOINTED CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER (COO) of SABC
Chris Maroleng was appointed chief operations officer (COO) of the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) on Tuesday. The SABC board announced in a statement that Maroleng would start steering the embattled state broadcaster from Thursday. Maroleng takes over from Hlaudi Motsoeneng, who was fired by the SABC in June 2017, after it was found that he brought the company into disrepute and caused it irreparable damage. An internal disciplinary committee found that Motsoeneng had lied about his qualifications, had purged the SABC of staff, and promoted people and raised salaries without following the correct procedures.
In the Spotlight - STEVEN PIENAAR
SA FORMER PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLER WHO WAS CAPTAIN OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL TEAM
In the Spotlight - DR IRAJ ABEDIAN
CEO OF PAN-AFRICAN CAPITAL HOLDINGS (PTY) LTD , ECONOMIST AND PUBLIC POLICY ANALYST AT PAN-AFRICAN INVESTMENT AND RESEARCH SERVICES (PTY) LTD.
In the Spotlight - DR SIVUYILE MADIKANA
Medical doctor and health advocate Dr Sivuyile Madikana is passionate about public health in South Africa, especially raising awareness among the youth about communicable diseases. Having recently completed his MBA, focused on using social media as a health awareness tool throughout southern Africa, Madikana will travel to New York in September to complete a master’s in public health. But he’s adamant his future lies here, and that he’ll return to continue combining his medical knowledge with his interest in media for health advocacy.
In the Spotlight - NKULI BOGOPA - PRESIDENT: SA INSTITUTE OF BLACK PROPERTY PRACTITIONERS
Nobenguni Nonkululeko (Nkuli) Bogopa is currently serving her 2nd term as President of SAIBPP. Her mission is to ensure that all of Africa benefits from the real estate sector. A dynamic, hard-working professional, Nkuli has more than 12 years’ experience in the corporate real estate sector. Her extensive knowledge of the property field is enriched by her architectural studies and practical experience of handling a wide spectrum of portfolios in financial, petrochemical, retail, commercial and mining sectors. She is a former Group Property Manager at Rio Tinto for Africa Region. Nkuli is a registered professional architect with the South African Council for the Architectural Profession and holds a B-Tech degree in Facilities Management from Tshwane University of Technology. In 2014, Nkuli completed the 2014 Archbishop Desmond Tutu Fellowship Leadership Programme at the SAID Business School at Oxford University.
Legalising dagga creates a minefield in the workplace
GUEST (STUDIO): Dr. Richard Malkin - MD of Workforce Healthcare South Africa seems to be following the trend in the United States to legalise cannabis. Last year, Judge Dennis Davis ruled in a full bench decision of the Western Cape High Court, that the use and cultivation of cannabis by an adult in a private home is constitutionally legal. While this decision needs to be confirmed by the Constitutional Court before taking effect, it does cast a spotlight on the adequacy of company policies regarding the use of legal and illegal substances including dagga in the workplace.
In the Spotlight - SALAMINA MOSESE – AWARD WINNING ACTRESS AND FILM PRODUCER
Salamina Mosese (née Mphelo) is a South African actress, model and television presenter best known for taking over the role of drama lecturer Keketso Chaka from Katlego Danke on the e.tv soapie Backstage, from April 2006 to June 2007. Born in Zebediela, a small village in Limpopo, Salamina got into acting by accident when she took her brother for an audition. She was asked to audition and landed a part. She received a Matric Exemption with distinctions in English, Afrikaans and History and later studied Corporate Communications at the University of Johannesburg (RAU). She was a presenter for e.tv's kids' programming block CRAZe for five years, and also acted on the SABC1 youth drama series Soul Buddyz, from 1999-2002. In 2008 she won a Top Billing presenter search and began presenting the show in the same year.
WHAT CONSITUTE HATES SPEECH?
The flag has previously been displayed at various demonstrations including a march against farm murders in October last year. The foundation says the displays compound the pain experienced by millions of black South Africans who suffered under apartheid and continue to struggle under its legacy. Guest (STUDIO): John Jeffrey – Deputy Minister: Justice and Correctional Services Guest (STUDIO): Dr. Dan Roodt - Director of PRAAG GUEST: Sello hatang CEO of The Nelson Mandela Foundation
In the Spotlight - NTOMBIZODWA MHANGWANI - HEAD OF WOMENS FORUM AT ACCENTURE
When you know yourself and you believe in yourself, the world is your oyster. Ntombizodwa Mhangwani is my name. People call me Ntombi. Continual learning is important to me because I come from a background where it was difficult to get even the basic foundation and training. I grew up in apartheid South Africa. Black people were not even considered important to get an education. To be the best where I come from, you have to keep on studying, keep on improving yourself. My role model is my mother. My mother raised five girls, She put all five of us through private school because she was determined to get the best education South Africa could give for us. My mother taught me to be assertive. I am who I am because of her. My mother taught me about the value of education and what I would get if I went all the way with it.
In the Spotlight - ALEC JOANNOU
NEWLY APPOINTED CHIEF DIGITAL OFFICER OF SASOL – PRIOR WAS THE CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER OF SASOL AND WINNER OF THE VISIONARY CIO OF THE YEAR AWARD 2017 Alec Joannou was born in Johannesburg and attended Wits University where he completed his BSc with majors in Archaeology and Computer Science. Alec joined Price Waterhouse’s consulting division – later to become PwC Consulting – and decided to specialise on a relatively unknown system at the time called SAP. He quickly rose up the ranks of PwC being promoted from consultant to senior consultant and associate director. In 2002 at age 33 Alec was appointed as a Partner to head up the SAP practice for PwC across the African, Middle East and Turkey. At the time Alec was the youngest person to be appointed as a Partner at PwC. With the Enron crises PwC Consulting was sold to IBM where Alec became an Executive.
YOUTH PARLIAMENT: HOW DO WE OUTLAW THE OLD SOUTH AFRICAN FLAG?
South Africans have taken to social media to voice their opinion on AfriForum's disagreement of banning the old South African flag after the Nelson Mandela Foundation applied to the Equality Court to declare the flag as hate speech. How do we outlaw The Old South African Flag? Should it be banned? Guest: Orediretse Masebe – President of Wits SRC (Student Representative Council ) Guest: Bernard Pieters - Afriforum Youth Coordinator Guest: Tshepo Mohlomi – SASCO Treasurer General
CASH FLOW - THE LIFE BLOOD OF EVERY BUSINESS
Guest: Matsi Modise – Founder and Director of SiModisa
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