Amy Witherden
Daily podcast - November 11, 2009
11th November 2009 In today's podcast, Environmental Affairs Minister Buyelwa Sonjicasays that hopes for an ambitious climate agreement seem unlikely; the FAO says... →
Daily podcast - November 10, 2009
10th November 2009 In today's podcast, the DA says that the ANC played the race card to defence Jacob Maroga; three African trade blocs form a giant free trade area;... →
Daily podcast - November 9, 2009
9th November 2009 In today's podcast, Britain's Alistair Darling urges the G20 to agree on a finance deal to tackle climate change; Richard Goldstone says that he is... →
Daily podcast - November 6, 2009
6th November 2009 in today's podcast, Parliament slams Eskom's handling of the Jacob Maroga saga; African negotiators unite at climate change talks; and,Protector... →
Daily podcast - November 5, 2009
5th November 2009 In today's podcast, President Jacob Zuma visits Equatorial Guinea; SADC leaders meet over Zimbabwe crisis; and, the ITUC says that Southern African... →
Daily podcast - November 4, 2009
4th November 2009 In today's podcast, ANC SG Gwede Mantashe says that calls to nationalise BEE wealth amount to jealousy; WTO DG Pascal Lamy says that a climate... →
Daily podcast, November 3, 2009
3rd November 2009 In today's podcast, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale says millions are wasted on inferior construction; United Nations Climate Change... →
Daily podcast - November 2, 2009
2nd November 2009 In today's podcast, the ANC calls for Western Cape Premier Helen Zille to take responsibility for BRT mismanagement; analysts say that China's... →
Daily podcast - October 30, 2009
30th October 2009 In today's podcast, President Jacob Zuma criticises schools and local government; African trade ministers work on united stance in Doha Round; and... →
Daily podcast - October 29, 2009
29th October 2009 In today's podcast, Deputy Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene says that inflation target band will not be abandoned; UN Climate Change Secretariat head... →
Daily podcast - October 28, 2009
28th October 2009 In today's podcast, political parties generally congratulate Pravin Gordhan on a positive budget; African countries work at unified position in... →
Daily podcast - October 27, 2009
27th October 2009 In today's podcast, Trevor Manuel says that he is not all-powerful in setting economic policy; experts say that Chinese demand for raw materials is... →
Daily podcast - October 26, 2009
26th October 2009 In today's podcast, President Jacob Zuma raises concerns about SA gun laws; UNEP says that public finance could help stimulate investment in... →
Daily podcast - October 23, 2009
23rd October 2009 In today's podcast, ANCYL leader Julius Malema says that the ANC leaders are obliged to support nationalisation of mines; George Soros suggests... →
Daily podcast - October 22, 2009
22nd October 2009 In today's podcast, the delayed Superior Courts Bill will soon be presented to Cabinet; Africa's population of over one-billion does not... →
Daily podcast - October 21, 2009
21st October 2009 In today's podcast, Kader Asmal exercises his right to freedom of expression; WTO DG says that the slow pace of negotiations will make it difficult... →
Daily podcast - October 20, 2009
20th October 2009 In today's podcast, Kader Asmal slams call for a militarised police force; the IMF warns against premature withdrawal of stimulus measures; and... →
Daily podcast - October 19, 2009
19th October 2009 In today's podcast, ANC leader Jacob Zuma tells ANC Western Cape councillors that they have failed in the province; Rwandan President Paul Kagame... →
Daily podcast - October 16, 2009
16th October 2009 In today's podcast, the ANC's Joel Netshitenzhe says that the party and State relationship must be managed; voting begins in the Botswana election;... →
Daily podcast - October 15, 2009
15th October 2009 In today's podcast, SARB's Tito Mboweni says that a popular central banker is a contradiction in terms; WTO DG Pascal Lamy says that the Doha Round... →
Daily podcast - October 14, 2009
14th October 2009 In today's podcast, Tito Mboweni says that the government has done enough to pull SA out of recession; Pascal Lamy says that trade barriers could... →
Daily podcast - October 13, 2009
13th October 2009 In today's podcast, President Jacob Zuma says that the unity of the ruling alliance is paramount; Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies says that... →
Daily podcast - October 12, 2009
12th October 2009 In today's podcast, Sandile Ngcobo and four other judges begin their term in the Concourt; the WTO and the ILO report that the world's poor see few... →
Daily podcast - September 29, 2009
29th September 2009 In today's podcast President Jacob Zuma will meet more than 1 000 police station commanders from across the country in Pretoria today, a week after... →
Daily podcast- September 28, 2009
28th September 2009 in today's podcast, South American and African leaders strive for a new world order; G20 leaders are confident of success in tackling the global... →
Daily podcast - September 25, 2009
25th September 2009 In today's podcast, Jacob praises the UN for its role in promoting unity; G20 leaders to decide on IMF voting rights; and Cosatu calls for a review... →
Daily podcast - September 23, 2009
23rd September 2009 In today's podcast, Cosatu calls for State-ownership of the SARB; Ban Ki-Moon addresses the UN summit on climate change; opposition parties comment... →
Daily podcast - September 22, 2009
22nd September 2009 In today's podcast, Jacob Zuma criticises attempts to open the ANC 2012 succession debate; AfDB president Donald Kaberuka calls for a cautious... →
Daily podcast - September 21, 2009
21st September 2009 In today's podcast, the JSC's interview of JP John Hlophe takes a dramatic turn; G20 leaders are likely to agree to work together when the time... →
Daily podcast - September 18, 2009
18th September 2009 in today's podcast, the Unctad says that SA may still surprise on the FDI upside in 2009; IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn calls for increased aid... →
Daily podcast - September 17, 2009
17th September 2009 In today's podcast, Helen Zille says that President Jacob Zuma has no plans at present to do away with the provinces; World Bank President Robert... →
Daily podcast - September 16, 2009
16th September 2009 In today's podcast, South Africa will not ‘compromise anything' at climate change negotiations; research and development investment of at least... →
Daily podcast - September 15, 2009
15th September 2009 In today's podcast, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says that it is too early to call an economic recovery; the OECD, UNCTAD and WTO call on... →
Daily podcast - September 14, 2009
14th September 2009 In today's podcast, President Jacob Zuma says that the economic crisis has hit the poor hardest; Zimbabwean PM Morgan Tsvangirai criticises Robert... →
Daily podcast - September 11, 2009
11th September 2009 In today's podcast, Tito Mboweni says that wage settlements undermine the fight against inflation; government will establish a reconfigured... →
Daily podcast - September 10, 2009
10th September 2009 In today's podcast, South Africa falls two places in the latest ‘Doing Business' report; the IMO says that developing countries must be included in... →
Daily podcast - September 9, 2009
9th September 2009 In today's podcast, ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe states that the party is confronting the "dangerous intersection"holding public office... →
Daily podcast - September 8, 2009
8th September 2009 In today's podcast, Cosatu urges Ministers to trade down on vehicles; the EU has proposes that the UN should set up a war chest to aid poor... →
Daily podcast - September 7, 2009
7th September 2009 In today's podcast, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan says that South Africa must continue with its stimulus package; Southern African leaders will... →
Daily podcast - September 4, 2009
4th September 2009 In today's podcast, former Judge Johann Kriegler's legal organisation will oppose the JSC's decision on JP John Hlophe; WTO DG Pascal Lamy remains... →
Daily podcast - September 3, 2009
3rd September 2009 in today's podcast, Jeff Radebe remains silent on the details of South Africa's "questionable" arms deals; Washington's UN ambassador warns Muammar... →
