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KwaZulu-Natal

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Sep 12, 2026

Makone MajaGUEST
51:39
And I'm sure that those numbers are dwarfed in other provinces.
Makone MajaGUEST
51:44
You know, I don't think we have that where we need it in areas like Etegwini and other parts of KwaZulu-Natal and in the rest of the country, really.
Makone MajaGUEST
51:54
But yeah, yeah.
Makone MajaGUEST
51:57
I wish I could rejoice at seeing this rapid decline of the party, but I really do worry about what it means for the electorate in terms of the alternatives.
Stephen GrootesHOST
1:08
But down
Andile KhumaloGUEST
1:09
in New Lindsay Secondary School in KZN, he was my bio teacher.
Andile KhumaloGUEST
1:13
And I had this idea, wasn't really an idea like most things I've done in life.
Andile KhumaloGUEST
1:18
I just saw an opportunity.
Stephen GrootesHOST
4:32
So, I mean, I must say, I think that qualification, CASA, of all the people we speak to sitting in the chair that you're sitting in now as our shapeshifter, that's probably the single biggest, apart from a metric, the single most common qualification that they will have.
Stephen GrootesHOST
4:46
I mean, CEOs are so often a CA, which is so interesting.
Stephen GrootesHOST
4:50
So you studied what's now UKZN, right? Yes,
Andile KhumaloGUEST
4:53
UKZN, what was then University of Natal.
AlistairNARRATOR
41:16
Gandhi was a Hindu, belonging to one of the higher castes, educated in India and in the University of London, with the intention of becoming a lawyer in India.
AlistairNARRATOR
41:26
Being called to Natal, South Africa, by Indian clients, he sprang into prominence there as a leader of a movement of passive resistance to the laws discriminating against Indians.
AlistairNARRATOR
41:36
He became an ardent nationalist, a believer in self-government for India, yet an opponent of violent revolution and an admirer of British institutions.
AlistairNARRATOR
41:46
At this stage in his career, all that he asked was the extension of British principles of parliamentary government and personal liberty to India.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:01
Your KZN, your news.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:04
East Coast Radio Newswatch.
Pilam TembuHOST
0:07
The annual Zulu reed dance is underway at the Emashubeni Royal Palace in Opongolo in the north of the province.
Nhlanhla MabasoCORRESPONDENT
0:40
A heavy police contingent is also keeping a watchful eye of the event with different police teams and units deployed for safety as well as law and order, which sees thousands of young witches promote abstinence and teaches them about the Zulu customs.
Nhlanhla MabasoCORRESPONDENT
0:54
The king and government officials are expected to address the gathering to encourage this culture.
Pilam TembuHOST
1:05
And the KZN Health Department says it has found corroborating evidence against a medical doctor accused of sexually assaulting female patients in Newcastle.
Tamela DubeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:15
There is the report of the investigating officer recommended that Dr. Nebi formally charged and disciplined for the acts of misconduct.
Tamela DubeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:24
involving sexual assault of patients while treating them, as well as for putting the name of the department into disrepute.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:01
Your KZN.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:02
Your news.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:04
East Coast Radio Newswatch.
Pilam TembuHOST
1:03
About 30,000 maidens will participate in the annual Umkozi Omklanga this year, which celebrates youth and female empowerment.
Pilam TembuHOST
1:11
Maidens dressed in traditional regalia and colorful beads will unite to cut reeds from the riverbanks and present them to Amazulu King Misuzulu Gazulitini in honor of the Zulu culture and identity.
Pilam TembuHOST
1:25
The re-dance remains one of KZN's major cultural gatherings and attracts visitors from other parts of the country and beyond the province's borders.
Pilam TembuHOST
1:34
On the international front, more than 500 children have been separated from their parents by the catastrophic flooding that hit China-Nepal border.
Pilam TembuHOST
1:43
The deadly flooding swept away homes, bridges and houses last month.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:01
Your KZN, your news.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:04
East Coast Radio Newswatch.
Pilam TembuHOST
0:07
Higher Education and Training Minister Budi Manamela has announced a series of measures aimed at strengthening governance, leadership and institutional stability at the National Students' Financial Aid Scheme.
AlistairNARRATOR
40:03
Gandhi was a Hindu belonging to one of the higher castes, educated in India and in the University of London with the intention of becoming a lawyer in India.
AlistairNARRATOR
40:12
Being called to Natal, South Africa, by Indian clients he sprang into prominence there as a leader of a movement of passive resistance to the laws discriminating against Indians.
AlistairNARRATOR
40:23
He became an ardent nationalist, a believer in self-government for India, yet an opponent of violent revolution and an admirer of British institutions.
AlistairNARRATOR
40:33
At this stage in his career all that he asked was the extension of British principles of parliamentary government and personal liberty to India.
Kelle HowsonGUEST
21:47
We have the stunning mountains around where we are and the sea, obviously, too.
Kelle HowsonGUEST
21:51
then if you go further north you have kind of the the bush felt um and the wildlife uh and the the Drakensberg mountains which are spectacular up in KwaZulu-Natal so yeah it is I think that it's um I think that there's not enough awareness of how beautiful South Africa is.
Jim MoraHOST
22:15
So will you come back home at some point? I mean, obviously, you're committed to the development of the country and you'll keep working, I presume, for the Institute for Economic Justice.
Jim MoraHOST
22:25
What about your longer-term plans, you and Ray? I guess you've talked about it.
SitholeGUEST
3:12
expect to see the premier in all affected areas to actually invite all the people and there must be a participation from all the embassies of the countries with affected people.
Bongiwe ZwaneHOST
3:35
One would argue though to say that the Premier of KwaZulu-Natal, remember he did that?
SitholeGUEST
3:41
Yes.
Bongiwe ZwaneHOST
3:43
So is that still a solution? Because he did that.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
0:28
The ANC is now heading for a legal showdown with the Independent Electoral Commission in the Electoral Court over supposed IT glitches on the IEC's website, which saw the party failing to submit ward candidate names in time for three provinces in particular.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
0:43
That's the Eastern Cape, Free State, and KwaZulu-Natal.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
0:46
As News24's Amanda Corzett-Lamini and Sunay Payne report, the ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has been in a bit of a panic this week, rushing to make candidate list corrections.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
0:56
With the party's provincial task team coordinator, James Nkwamalo, reporting that not only could they not submit PR names for the Umshwati municipality in time, but outlists for Etequini and Ray and Kunieni municipalities have been riddled with errors as well, with some candidates being swapped around or duplicated.
Graeme RaubenheimerHOST
1:14
Nkomalo is adamant that the problems lie with the IEC's online capturing process and the Commission has issued notices or requests for information to correct them.

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