Amy Witherden
Daily podcast - November 29, 2010
29th November 2010 In today's podcast, ANC deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe criticises party members vying for positions; Sudan boycotts an AU-EU summit in Libya... →
Daily podcast - November 26, 2010
26th November 2010 In today's podcast, Cosatu secretary-general Zwelinzima Vavi says that the trade union remains committed to the ANC-led tripartite alliance; the... →
Daily podcast - November 25, 2010
25th November 2010 In today's podcast, economists say that SA's interest rate cuts are too small to have a real effect on the economy; trade union Uasa says that... →
Daily podcast - November 24, 2010
24th November 2010 In today's podcast, Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel's New Growth Path adds flesh to SA's five-million jobs vision; UNAids says that... →
Daily podcast - November 23, 2010
23rd November 2010 In today's podcast, a legal expert says that Eskom wants monopoly at expense of consumers; the UN says that climate change combatting costs are set... →
Daily podcast - November 22, 2010
22nd November 2010 In today's podcast, SA President Jacob Zuma is to meet Zimbabwean leaders in this week for further mediation; Congolese warlord Jean-Pierre Bemba... →
Daily podcast - November 19, 2010
19th November 2010 In today's podcast, the AfDB expects African growth of 6% next year; poor nations say that the rich fail on climate aid pledges; and, the World... →
Daily podcast - November 18, 2010
18th November 2010 In today's podcast, China and SA sign trade and energy agreements; global farming programme to get &200-million in climate aid; and, the CDE calls... →
Daily podcast - November 17, 2010
17th November 2010 In today's podcast, the SA Treasury makes it clear that the new R20-billion lifeline to help Eskom with its build programme still has to be... →
Daily podcast - November 16, 2010
16th November 2010 In today's poddcast, SA to unveil 'multidimensional' economic growth recovery package in February; the World Bank says that China's Africa resource... →
Daily podcast - November 15, 2010
15th November 2010 In today's podcast, a G20 stalemate points to a disruptive power shift; the SA government is set to lift a farm schemes moratorium; and, the IMF... →
Daily podcast - November 12, 2010
12th November 2010 In today's podcast, DA MP David Maynier is ordered out of the National Assembly; Nigeria says Iran pledges cooperation in arms probe; the Bureau... →
Daily podcast - November 11, 2010
11th November 2010 In today's podcast, US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says that Washington would never resort to weakening the dollar to spur growth; European... →
Daily podcast - November 10, 2010
10th November 2010 In today's podcast, ANC MPs accept changes to the Protection of Information Bill to protect whistle-blowers but not the media; a French court opens... →
Daily podcast - November 9, 2010
9th November 2010 In today's podcast, SA President Jacob Zuma's G20 trip may be clouded by alleged ANCYL support of North Korea; World Bank president Robert... →
Daily podcast - November 8, 2010
8th November 2010 In today's podcast, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says that the US's second round of monetary easing was made without consideration for its... →
Daily podcast - November 5, 2010
5th November 2010 In today's podcast, MPs debate the issue of national interest in the controversial Protection of Information Bill; the UNDP rates Norway as the... →
Daily podcast - November 4, 2010
4th November 2010 In today's podcast, SA Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe takes ANCYL leader Julius Malema to task for calling DA leader Helen Zille a "cockroach";... →
Daily podcast - November 3, 2010
3rd November 2010 In today's podcast, Cosatu secretary-general Zwelinzima Vavi says that the ANC leadership is paranoid; US mid-term elections deal a sharp rebuke to... →
Daily podcast - November 2, 2010
2nd November 2010 In today's podcast, Cipro plans to establish a new commission to streamline and simplify company regulation; IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn says... →
Daily podcast - November 1, 2010
1st November 2010 In today's podcast, President Jacob Zuma announces a Cabinet reshuffle; a report warns that a disputed referendum on southern Sudanese independence... →
Daily podcast - October 29, 2010
29th October 2010 In today's podcast, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says government has no targets for foreign exchange reserves; the FAO says that global... →
Daily podcast - October 28, 2010
28th October 2010 In today's podcast, SA says that it has few options to devalue the rand; experts says that SA should not be 'obsessed' with becoming a Bric member;... →
Daily podcast - October 27, 2010
27th October 2010 In today's podcast, the SA govt says that it will weaken the rand currency to boost economic growth; →
Daily podcast - October 26, 2010
26th October 2010 In today's podcast, Minister Trevor Manuel is to assist President Jacob Zuma in a Nepad subcommittee on infrastructure; officials say that more... →
Daily podcast - October 25, 2010
25th October 2010 In today's podcast, government denies media reports that key Cabinet members may be reshuffled or replaced; an IMF power shift opens the way for... →
Daily podcast - October 22, 2010
22nd October 2010 In today's podcast, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says that SA's economic growth may be better than forecast; a UN rapporteur says that small... →
Daily podcast - October 21, 2010
21st October 2010 In today's podcast, Parliament's communications portfolio committee slams the SABC board; the US wants a G20 commitment to allow currency rises;... →
Daily podcast - October 20, 2010
20th October 2010 In today's podcast, SA President Jacob Zuma says that the developing world will play a key role in a new world order; an African IMF representative... →
Daily podcast - October 19, 2010
19th October 2010 In today's podcast, Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies says that Africa needs a trade deal to grow; the World Bank reports that remittances... →
Daily podcast - October 18, 2010
18th October 2010 In today's podcast, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe says that the media will be allowed space to fix itself; Sudan rebukes the UN over its... →
Daily podcast - October 15, 2010
15th October 2010 In today's podcast, Economic Development Minister Ebrahim Patel says that job creation is SA's most serious challenge; an Unctad report states that... →
Daily podcast - October 14, 2010
14th October 2010 In today's podcast, SARB governor says SA in fragile recovery with strong rand not helping; hopes fade for resolution at Mexico climate talks; and,... →
Daily podcast - October 13, 2010
13th October 2010 In today's podcast, Minister in the Presidency Collins Chabane says that an SoE review will cover to 300 companies; SA wins a non-permanent on the... →
Daily podcast - October 12, 2010
12th October 2010 In today's podcast, Gauteng's new 'growth path' aims to bolster network infrastructure core; Unep says that "invisible" nature is key to global... →
Daily podcast - October 11, 2010
11th October 2010 In today's podcast, Sadtu rejects government's wage offer and declares war; World Bank chief Robert Zoellick says that it is critical to fund aid... →
Daily podcast - October 8, 2010
8th October 2010 In today's podcast, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says that SA's currency is too strong; world finance leaders seek currency peace at an... →
Daily podcast - October 7, 2010
7th October 2010 In today's podcast, Cosatu secretary-general Zwelinzima Vavi calls for a single public sector union; the World Bank attributes Africa's post-crisis... →
Daily podcast - October 6, 2010
6th October 2010 In today's podcast, press ombudsman Joe Thloloe says that the ANC is using print media as a scapegoat; the Global Fund to Fight HIV/Aids, TB and... →
Daily podcast - October 5, 2010
5th October 2010 In today's podcast, the ANC says that its NGC was a "resounding success"; the UNHCR says that protracted wars are increasing refugee numbers; and,... →
Daily podcast - October 4, 2010
4th October 2010 In today's podcast, ANCYL leader Julius Malema promises to fight for nationalisation; nearly 40 nations reach agreement on an Anti-Counterfeiting... →
