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SA must pressure Swaziland
I THINK SA should recall its ambassador to Swaziland and threaten to close our borders with the country. I am not joking. We need to put more pressure on our neighbour to start taking its own constitution seriously and show respect for human rights and development, writes Anton Harber.
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Generations dispute: talks welcomed
The Media Workers’ Association of SA (Mwasa) have welcomed the SABC and production company MMSV’s decision to negotiate with the actors who were dismissed from the SABC1 soapie, Generations.
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Minister meets protector on Hlaudi
Public Protector Thuli Madonsela and Communications Minister Faith Muthambi have agreed to work together to find a way to address the alleged irregular appointment of SABC chief operations officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng, they said in a joint statement on Wednesday.
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Gory pics pose Twitter dilemma
The pattern goes like this: a major public death spreads graphic images across Twitter. Users express outrage, forcing the company to decide what to remove.
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Juba tells radio to axe politics
Juba — The Catholic Church owned- Bakhita radio station in Juba that was raided by South Sudan security operatives earlier this month has been ordered by the government not to air political programs.
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Latest Radio Show
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BRICS Development Bank
BRICS member nations last month announced the launch of a New Development Bank aimed towards fostering development across the globe, especially within developing nations. Dr. Jack Ledwaba of Ledwaba Chambers joins Business Buzz to discuss the inner workings of what the BRICS nations hope to be a healthier alternative to the World Bank and the IMF. Listen to a podcast of the show.
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The Science Inside
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South Africa well-equipped to deal with Ebola
[Are you worried about Ebola? The current outbreak is the deadliest ever recorded - in this episode we find out what the perfect conditions are for the virus to flourish, what to expect if you caught it and how a potential vaccine was created in a plant. And, how safe are South Africans?]
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Happiness is the key to … spending money
[How does Facebook know what we want to see? In this episode we answer that question and we explore how advertisers can use social media, your smart phone and something called way-finding to to keep shoppers happy. After all, happy shoppers spend more money.]
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Jobs
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School newspaper group needs help
An NGO working with a school group in Tembisa is looking for journalists who would spend just a little time on training and mentoring the group as they produce a school newspaper.
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