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<p>Gauteng province, the country’s economic hub delivered its own Medium Term Policy Budget Statement (MTPBS) and Gauteng MEC for finance, Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko sat down with CNBC Africa’s Kopano Gumbi to discuss adjustments to the budget, the high wage bill, jobs and E-tolls in the province&#8230;.</p>


Gauteng MEC Nkomo-Ralehoko breaks down allocation of finances from #GPMiniBudget

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<p>Was South African Airways (SAA) a test case for a govt’s restructuring and retrenchment of the blotted workforce at State-owned enterprises (SOEs)? And if that’s the case how did govt do and what did Unions learn from last week’s experience? CNBC Africa discusses the current application for business rescue of the airline with NUMSA’s Phakamile Hlubi-Majola and Aviation Economist, Joachim Vermooten&#8230;.</p>


Who makes a deal with an insolvent SOE? NUMSA’s Hlubi-Majola explains SAA’s situation

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<p>People are marching and fighting in South Africa as the country suffers in the throes of xenophobia and gender violence. On Political Capital Chris Bishop takes a look behind these issues to find out what is going on with journalist Peter Fabricius&#8230;.</p>


Digging deeper into the politics of xenophobia in South Africa

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<p>Author James-Brent Styan discusses his new book #TheBosasaBillions, the family behind it and it’s confluence with religion, rugby and politics. Will Bosasa’s R500 000 donation unravel Ramaphosa presidency?&#8230;</p>


Religion, rugby & politics: Behind the Bosasa billions and the ANC trough

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<p>A R17 million handshake between former President Jacob Zuma and his chief prosecutor, Mxolisi Nxasana-but what is the back story?&#8230;</p>


Nxasana, Zuma: A chief prosecutor to a paranoid president

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<p>It’s been seven years since 34 miners were shot by security forces during an industrial action at Marikana, AMCU President Joseph Mathunjwa tells CNBC Africa what President Ramaphosa needs to do to reconcile&#8230;.</p>


Amcu President: Ramaphosa has done nothing tangible to reconcile Marikana

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<p>President Cyril Ramaphosa’s donors for his ANC presidential campaign, is it a real issue or distraction? South African Communist Party’s Spokesperson, Alex Mashilo weighs on the costs of the political sideshow&#8230;.</p>


CR17 Donors: A side-show or a real issue?

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<p>This week money and power meet under one name only – Jacob Zuma. After free flowing opening statement, former President Jacob Zuma’s memory got a bit fuzzy under the glare of probing questions about his presidency, his relationship to the Gupta family and the manner he run government. CNBC Africa explores what this means for the country, the ANC and Zuma&#8230;.</p>


Amnesia, conspiracies & spies dominate Zuma’s testimony at Zondo inquiry

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<p>It was in January 2012, when the African Union decided to adopt a free trade area covering the continent- two years later than anticipated, 54 out of the 55 African Union member countries have signed up to the free trade agreement, how will this change the prize of milk? Joining CNBC Africa for this discussion is Taiwo Oyedele, Partner and West Africa Tax Leader at PwC Nigeria and Dianna Games, Chief Executive, Africa@Work&#8230;.</p>


How will Africa’s trade agreement change the prize of milk?

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<p>Gauteng Premier, David Makhura delivered his seventh State of the Province address to mixed reviews. On this episode of #PoliticalCapital, Makhura discusses new investments, the state of healthcare and education in the province and struggle to scrap the much contentious project of E-Tolls&#8230;.</p>


In conversation with Gauteng Premier David Makhura on #GPSOPA19

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<p>South Africa used be the world’s king of gold accounting for half of all the gold in the world. Just twenty years ago- it was producing over 1000 tons of gold per year and now produces only one tenth of that. How is it with South Africa having the second highest reserves next Australia, is now lagging behind Ghana in Africa? CNBC Africa spoke to Rene Hochreiter, Mining Analyst at Noah Capital Markets&#8230;.</p>


Why SA lost its African gold crown to Ghana

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<p>Is the Reserve Bank just a proxy for a bigger political battle? CNBC Africa is joined by Peter Attard Montalto, Head of Capital Markets Research at Intellidex and Chris Malikane, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of the Witwatersrand to talk about a divided ANC- within a divided government and an economy in troubled waters&#8230;.</p>


Is the SARB just a proxy for a bigger political battle within the ruling party?

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<p>For months miners have been on strike in a pay dispute with Sibanye-Stilwater. We’ve heard much from the unions and management. But what about the miners who are suffering poor and desperate? How are they going to vote in an election year. CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters and Lubabalo Mashiqana went out to find the real story on the ground around the gold mines of Carletonville&#8230;.</p>


The pain of striking miners

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<p>South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has again called for the lifting of sanctions against Zimbabwe. This is after United States extended sanctions by one year saying they will only be lifted, if Harare has implemented certain reforms. Joining CNBC Africa’s Karabo Letlhatlha to speak on the sanctions, legitimacy issue, elective congress and the current economic challenges facing Zimbabwe is MDC Leader Nelson Chamisa.</p>


MDC’s Nelson Chamisa speaks out on Zimbabwe sanctions, dialogue and elective congress

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<p>Two days ago- US President Donald Trump extended sanctions on more than a hundred individuals and companies in Zimbabwe over human rights abuses. South Africa has led the call to lift sanction in Zimbabwe which seemingly fell on deaf ears. So what does Zimbabwe have to do to get them lifted and what’s the role of South Africa in stabilising Zimbabwe. CNBC Africa’s Karabo Letlhatlha sat down with David Coltart, former minister and founding member of the official opposition- Movement for Democratic Change.<br />
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Why David Coltart supports Chamisa over Mwonzora for MDC president

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<p>CNBC Africa’s Karabo Letlhatlha speaks to Zimbabwean billionaire Strive Masiyiwa, Founder &#038; Chairman of global telecommunications group Econet about the state of governance in Africa, Zimbabwe&#8217;s political and economic problems and why he won’t stop investing despite political troubles.</p>


Strive Masiyiwa optimistic about Mnangagwa, calls for removal of sanctions

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<p>South Africa is in the midst of a recession and traders are even avoiding the rand like the Turkish lira. What does this mean for your pocket and the economy?<br />
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Political Capital

Gauteng MEC Nkomo-Ralehoko breaks down allocation of finances from #GPMiniBudget

Who makes a deal with an insolvent SOE? NUMSA’s Hlubi-Majola explains SAA’s situation

Digging deeper into the politics of xenophobia in South Africa

Religion, rugby & politics: Behind the Bosasa billions and the ANC trough

Nxasana, Zuma: A chief prosecutor to a paranoid president

Amcu President: Ramaphosa has done nothing tangible to reconcile Marikana

CR17 Donors: A side-show or a real issue?

Amnesia, conspiracies & spies dominate Zuma’s testimony at Zondo inquiry

How will Africa’s trade agreement change the prize of milk?

In conversation with Gauteng Premier David Makhura on #GPSOPA19

Why SA lost its African gold crown to Ghana

Is the SARB just a proxy for a bigger political battle within the ruling party?

The pain of striking miners

MDC’s Nelson Chamisa speaks out on Zimbabwe sanctions, dialogue and elective congress

Why David Coltart supports Chamisa over Mwonzora for MDC president

Strive Masiyiwa optimistic about Mnangagwa, calls for removal of sanctions

SA in recession: What does this mean for your pocket and the economy?

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Political Capital

Gauteng MEC Nkomo-Ralehoko breaks down allocation of finances from #GPMiniBudget

Who makes a deal with an insolvent SOE? NUMSA’s Hlubi-Majola explains SAA’s situation

Digging deeper into the politics of xenophobia in South Africa

Religion, rugby & politics: Behind the Bosasa billions and the ANC trough

Nxasana, Zuma: A chief prosecutor to a paranoid president

Amcu President: Ramaphosa has done nothing tangible to reconcile Marikana

CR17 Donors: A side-show or a real issue?

Amnesia, conspiracies & spies dominate Zuma’s testimony at Zondo inquiry

How will Africa’s trade agreement change the prize of milk?

In conversation with Gauteng Premier David Makhura on #GPSOPA19

Why SA lost its African gold crown to Ghana

Is the SARB just a proxy for a bigger political battle within the ruling party?

The pain of striking miners

MDC’s Nelson Chamisa speaks out on Zimbabwe sanctions, dialogue and elective congress

Why David Coltart supports Chamisa over Mwonzora for MDC president

Strive Masiyiwa optimistic about Mnangagwa, calls for removal of sanctions

SA in recession: What does this mean for your pocket and the economy?

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