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Poor paying more for food article Food prices have spiked under lockdown, impacting low-income families the hardest. According to a report by the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group families are spending an average of R974 more on their monthly groceries. Naledi Moleo spoke to Dr Julie Smith, a researcher at PEJDG.
Polokwane women are living in fear article There are growing concerns of possible human trafficking in Limpopo’s capital, Polokwane, after a few women revealed that they’ve had strange experiences. Thabo Tlomatsana went looking for answers and filed this report.
Polokwane double-murder suspects back in court article Thabo Leshabane and four other men are set to appear in the Polokwane Magistrates Court on Tuesday for their bail applications. The group is accused of murdering Leshabane's wife Makoena, and her business partner, Tebogo Mphuti, last month. Thabo Tlomatsana is attending court proceedings.
Political Party Funding Act to take effect article Political analyst, Xolani Dube, has questioned the effectiveness of the Political Party Funding Act which was finally signed into law on Friday. The new law comes into effect from 1 April and will compel all political parties to disclose who their donors are. Dube who joined us on Friday also questioned whether the act will help eliminate the political agendas of dubious funders.
Political Party Funding Act signed into law article My Vote Counts has welcomed news, that the Political Party Funding Act has finally been signed into law. The organisation has long been fighting for the act to come into effect and it will now be effective from 1 April 2021. My Vote Counts spokesperson Sheilan Clarke chatted to us on Friday and says transparency is important in a time of state capture and corruption.
Political party funding under the microscope article Various civil society organisations has joined forces to launch a coalition which will serve as a watchdog for political party funding. The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, Corruption Watch, My Vote Counts and the Right2Know campaign,are heading up the movement. The Political Party Funding Act is meant to regulate the public and private funding political parties receive. Our reporter Riante Padayachee has more for us on this.
Political parties release manifestos article The country's three biggest political parties have now all unveiled their manifestos ahead of the November 1st local government election. With just over a month to go before the polls plenty of promises are being made some of them old some of them recycled. Our producer Nic Andersen joined us to take us through some of the key takeaways of the EFF, DA and ANC's plans.
Political parties on the campaign trail article There are less than 20 days to go until the country heads to the polls. South Africans will make their mark to elect their local councilors. Over the last few weeks political parties have been scrambling to win the hearts of the electorate. So, who's focusing on what and where the parties have been investing most of their time. Our producer Nic Andersen joined us to give us the latest from the campaign trail.
