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Die G20-leiersberaad in November sal by die Nasrec-eksposentrum in Soweto plaasvind. Die minister in die Presidensie, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, sê die geleentheid by die geskiedkundige perseel versterk pogings om ruimtelike beplanning uit die apartheid-era aan te spreek. Die minister sê Nasrec Soccer City, is vir groot ekspo's soos Electra Mining Africa gebruik en sal nou een van die wêreld se belangrikste politieke byeenkomste aanbied:

Nokukhanya Mntambo speaks to Adele Hartdegen - CEO of Rand Show, about The Rand Show 2025 taking place at the Johannesburg Expo Centre, Nasrec, from April 17-21. Enjoy immersive ocean displays, hands-on activities, glow-in-the-dark fun, and more! Perfect for families, educators, and ocean enthusiasts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bongani Bingwa speaks with Rand Show CEO, Adele Hartdegen, about the upcoming Rand Show, one of the largest and most anticipated annual exhibitions. The event will take place at the Johannesburg Expo Centre in Nasrec from April 17th to 21st.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clement Manyathela speaks to Dada Morero, the Executive Mayor of the City of Joburg as he clarifies his initial comments about the city prioritising fixing certain routes which will be used by G20 summit guests. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clement Manyathela speaks to Zweli Nyathi, the Chief Executive Officer of the Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) about how the entity is preparing the city’s roads ahead of the G20 summiTags See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die EFF sê hy is gereed vir sy derde Nasionale Volksvergadering wat oor die volgende drie dae by Nasrec, Johannesburg, plaasvind. Sowat 2 500 lede sal na verwagting vanjaar se konferensie bywoon. Hulle sal nuwe leiers kies, politieke en organisatoriese verslae voorlê en seker beleid hersien. Hulle sal ook ʼn nuwe vyfjaar-aksieplan vir die party aanvaar. Die party se sekretaris-generaal, Marshall Dlamini, sê hulle wil hulself herorganiseer in gemeenskappe:

Joining John Maytham  to unpack these seismic revelations of South Africa's crime intelligence is Jeff Wicks, an investigative journalist with News24. Jeff has been following the unfolding drama, from whistleblower disclosures tied to the ANC's Nasrec grabber scandal to allegations of a silent purge orchestrated by Crime Intelligence's top brass.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die premier van Gauteng Panyaza Lesufi weerspreek bewerings die Werkloosheidsversekeringsfonds-Arbeid-aktiveringsprogram is 'n verkiesingsfoefie. Hy het gepraat op die bekendstelling van die program by NASREC in Johannesburg en gesê die inisiatief van 23,8 miljard Suid-Afrikaanse rand, gelei deur die minister van Arbeid Thulas Nxesi, is gemik op werkskepping en vaardighede in die provinsie en nasionaal.

Adele Hartdegen, CEO of the Rand Show, describes what attendees can expect at this year's family-friendly entertainment event, 'The Rand Show', which will take place over Easter weekend at the Nasrec in Johannesburg from 28th to 1st April, and will feature the best of SA artists, including Dr Victor, Mango Groove, Uncle Waffles, Kelly Khumalo, and MXO.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

African leaders, US representatives, and the private sector will be gathering at Nasrec in Johannesburg on November 2 to attend The AGOA Business Forum. This forum will explore ways for Sub-Saharan African countries to build industrial capacity and regional value chains to take advantage of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) – a trade programme initiated by the United States to foster greater economic ties with Sub-Saharan Africa by allowing preferential access to the US market through tariff-free exports. Standard Bank is a key sponsor of the forum and the bank's CEO for Corporate and Investment Banking, Kenny Fihla spoke to Business Day TV about the success and importance of AGOA ahead of the event.

Listen to the Sun. July 23, 2023 special edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our regular PANW report with dispatches on the conclusion of the African National Congress Women's League (ANCWL) National Elective Conference held at Nasrec in Johannesburg, South Africa; fires in Greece are causing large-scale evacuations from a heavily visited tourist area; there was an airstrike on alleged insurgents in the Horn of Africa state of Somalia; and Ethiopia and China have met to discuss peace-building operations around the globe. In the second hour we look at the role of subsidies in Africa and whether they are causing economic problems. Finally, we look back on the 56th anniversary of the Black Rebellions of 1967.

A KZN Secretary Bheki Mtolo dismiss a letter that alleges that there was vote buying during the 55th ANC conference that took place in Nasrec. Mtolo says the letter was written by someone who is unknown and used the name of Mr Thabang MdletsheSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ANC's newly elected Top 7 was announced yesterday at Nasrec during the party's 55th national conference which wraps up today. Miyelani Mkhabela CEO and Chief Economist of Antswisa Transaction Advisory joins Abongile to discuss the reasons that this may have caused the rand to strengthen against all three major currencies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die ANC se nuutverkose sekretaris-generaal, Fikile Mbalula, sê onder sy toesig sal geen wetteloosheid in die party geduld word nie. Mbalula het lede van die media toegespreek ná die bekendmaking van die ANC Top 7-uitslae by die 55ste Nasionale Konferensie by Nasrec in Johannesburg. Hy sê die tugkomitee van die ANC sal optree teen lede wat in die parlement saam met die opposisie gestem het oor die Phala Phala-verslag. Mbalula sê dié saak sal nie onder die mat gevee word nie.

Die EFF-leier Julius Malema sê die vorige wit regering was beter as die ANC-regering, want die ANC gee nie om vir die verbetering van die lewens van swart mense nie. Malema het gister afgevaardigdes toegespreek by die derde provinsiale volksvergadering van die EFF in Limpopo. Hy sê President Cyril Ramaphosa moet weet sy oorwinning by die ANC se 55ste nasionale verkiesingskonferensie by Nasrec in Johannesburg, beteken niks vir die EFF nie, en die party sal steeds teen hom opstaan. Malena sê hulle sal die ANC beveg om te verseker die party wen nie in 2024 nie.

Newly re-elected ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to deliver the closing address at the party's 55th National Conference at Nasrec today.

Lindsay Dentlinger, EWN Reporter, live from NASREC, gave us a rundown on what is expected on the last day the ANC Elective Conference. She also touched on what happened after the announcement of the results last night, making note of new Secretary General Fikile Mbalula's fiery warning to the “detractors”.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EWN Parliamentary reporter Lindsay Dentlinger gives us the latest from the ANC's 55th Conference at Nasrec.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are likely to find out the results of the hotly contested race for the ANC leadership later today. Vote counting is under way at the party's 55th National Conference at Nasrec.

With a day before the 55th ANC Elective Conference concludes, EWN Reporter Lindsay Dentlinger, gave us updates of where the voting process ended last night and what is expected this morning ahead of the announcement of the election results. Who will deliver the closing speech at NASREC tomorrow, will it be the incumbent or a new ANC President, Dr Zweli Mkhize?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen to the Sun. Dec. 18, 2022 special edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our PANW report with dispatches on the announcement by the South African government that it will deploy the military to guard the troubled Eskom state energy agency; tensions are escalating between the West African states of Burkina Faso and neighboring Ghana; the debate is continuing in the Republic of Sudan over the character of the political dispensation which could emerge from the latest framework agreement; and Tunisia has completed a national election to form a new parliament. In the second hour we listen to a media briefing by the African National Congress (ANC) of South Africa on the National Elective Conference taking place at NASREC. Finally, we cover the opening press conference of the Second Public Health in Africa Conference which was convened in Kigali, Rwanda.

Guest: EWN reporter Thabiso GobaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two nominees have emerged for the top position of President of the ANC at Nasrec in Johannesburg where the party is electing its new leaders. They are President Cyril Ramaphosa and Zweli Mkhize. After a delay in balloting as the party struggled to complete the registration of more than 4,500 delegates, several candidates were nominated from the floor for what is now the top 7 of the ANC, with a new position of a second secretary-general. Prof Richard Calland, political analyst and law professor at the University of Cape Town, told BizNews that Ramaphosa and Mkize appear to be neck-and-neck in the race for President and that horse trading was taking place behind the scenes to persuade candidates not to split the votes of the Ramaphosa camp. He also gave a glimpse of what a Mkhize presidency could look like should he manage to pip Ramaphosa to the post. Calland says whoever wins: the ANC is tired and unable to grapple with the country's challenges. – Linda van Tilburg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen to the Sat. Dec. 17, 2022 edition of the Pan-African Journal: Worldwide Radio Broadcast hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. The program features our regular PANW report with dispatches on the ongoing African National Congress National Elective Conference taking place in South Africa where the ruling party leadership for the next five years will be selected; the World Cup has prompted a rise in sports gambling on the African continent; the North African state of Tunisia is holding elections for the formation of a new parliament; and the continent has undergone tumultous events during the course of 2022. In the second hour we look in detail at the White House-Africa Summit held this past week in Washington, D.C. Finally, we examine the 55th ANC National Elective Conference at Nasrec.

Today, a jubilant Dr Zamani Saul, Northern Cape Premier and Chair of the ANC Northern Cape, spoke to Maulana Sulaimaan Ravat on Radio Islam International at the ANC National Conference at NASREC.

Day two of the ANC's national conference at Nasrec is underway.

EWN Parliamentary reporter Lindsay Dentlinger gives us more from Nasrec.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die ANC-president Cyril Ramaphosa sê die party se 55ste Nasionale Konferensie is 'n waterskeidingsoomblik vir die beweging en vir die hele land. Ramaphosa het die presidensiële gala-dinee by Nasrec, Johannesburg, toegespreek. Die ANC hou van vandag af tot Dinsdag sy nasionale verkiesingskonferensie. Ramaphosa sê hulle werk aan 'n omgewing wat sake vir besighede sal vergemaklik en wat sal ontslae raak van burokrasie en rompslomp.

It's day 1 of the ANC's 55th elective congress, taking place at Nasrec in Johannesburg. We've sent our Cape Town based EWN news anchor and seasoned reporter, Graeme Raubenheimer to join our Joburg colleagues in covering the event.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Carien Du Plessis, Freelance JournalistSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Black Business Council het by die ANC se verkiesingskonferensie gepleit om beurtkrag beslissend te hanteer om die ekonomie en werksgeleenthede te red. Die land is tans op fase 5-beurtkrag, wat die ekonomie ongeveer drie tot vier miljard Suid-Afrikaanse rand per dag kos. Die politieke ontleder, Ralph Mathekga, sê die ANC moet nie politiek betrek in die oplossing vir Eskom se uitdagings en die huidige kragkrisis op die komende 55ste nasionale verkiesingskonferensie in Nasrec nie.

The ANC caucus in Parliament managed to ward off a rebellion against President Cyril Ramaphosa with only 5 of its members of parliament voting for the adoption of the Section 89 panel report on the Phala Phala theft that found that he may have violated the Constitution. Notably voting in favour of proceeding with impeachment was his arch-rival for top positions in the ANC, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma. Conspicuously absent from voting was Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu and the man who plans to challenge Ramaphosa for the ANC leadership, Zweli Mkhize.  It means the obstacles have been cleared  for him to stand as president of the ANC for another 5 years when the organisation convenes at Nasrec, near Soweto for its 55th National Conference on Friday.  At his election in December 2017, Ramaphosa said he would focus on tackling corruption and that he was the unity candidate. Ramaphosa essentially made a deal to hold the ANC together, but the deal prevented him from making big decisions that he needed to make to take the country forward - and his decision to keep his friends close and his enemies closer almost cost him the presidency.  Political analyst Prof Theo Venter from the University of Johannesburg told Biznews he believes President Ramaphosa will emerge victorious to lead the ANC for a second term. Venter expects the biggest battle to be for the position of deputy president of the ANC, as the candidate would become president should Ramaphosa's Phala Phala theft force him to fall on his sword.  - Linda van Tilburg   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest: Eyewitness News reporter Thabiso Goba brings an update on the status of The ANC NEC special sitting in NASREC hosted to deal with all outstanding reports from the party's integrity commission.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The much-anticipated ANC national conference takes place next week at Nasrec in Johannesburg. Apart from providing policy direction for the organisation, one of the key tasks of the conference will be to choose a new party leadership. But unfortunately for the party, none of its nominated leaders join the fray without the lingering stink of scandal and accusation. In today's episode of the Sunday Times Politics Weekly, we look at key individuals who have been proposed by ANC branches for leadership, who may also end up as the country's leadership, and unpack some of the controversy and allegations surrounding the top names. Joining our host Mike Siluma, are Associate Professor at the School of Governance at Wits University William Gumede and Sunday Times politics writer Zimasa Matiwane.

The much-anticipated ANC national conference takes place next week at Nasrec in Johannesburg. Apart from providing policy direction for the organisation, one of the key tasks of the conference will be to choose a new party leadership. But unfortunately for the party, none of its nominated leaders join the fray without the lingering stink of scandal and accusation. In today's episode of the Sunday Times Politics Weekly, we look at key individuals who have been proposed by ANC branches for leadership, who may also end up as the country's leadership, and unpack some of the controversy and allegations surrounding the top names. Joining our host Mike Siluma, are Associate Professor at the School of Governance at Wits University William Gumede and Sunday Times politics writer Zimasa Matiwane.

Guests: Tshidi Madia | EWN Politics Editor at EWN Mcebisi Ndletyana, Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Johannesburg. Alfa Ramushwana, EWN ReporterSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'n Professor by die Wits-leerskool vir Regeerkunde, William Gumede, sê die ANC gaan later die maand na sy 55ste verkiesingskonferensie by Nasrec, Johannesburg, as 'n verdeelde party. Die ANC-president, Cyril Ramaphosa, staar 'n moontlike staat van beskuldiging in die gesig oor bevindings teen hom in die Phala Phala-verslag. Gumede sê die ander ANC-presidentskandidaat, Zweli Mkhize, staar bewerings van korrupsie in die gesig weens die Digital Vibes-skandaal.

Die minister van finansies in die buurland, Enoch Godongwana, sê hy verwag dat president Cyril Ramaphosa in sy pos sal aanbly. Dit volg ná die bevindinge van 'n Artikel 89-paneel dat die president vrae moet beantwoord oor die Phala Phala-skandaal. Die minister sê die president bly die dryfveer in Suid-Afrika se poging om die elektrisiteit-sektor uit te brei. Hy sê ook hy hoop Ramaphosa sal 'n tweede termyn as president van die ANC sowel as president van die land kry. Intussen is die spesiale vergadering van die ANC se nasionale uitvoerende komitee in Nasrec in Johannesburg, uitgestel om die nasionale werkskomitee kans te gee om die verslag oor die Phala Phala-saak te hersien. Sommige NUK-lede, waaronder ministers Nkosozana Dlamini-Zuma en Lindiwe Sisulu, het 'n beroep op Ramaphosa gedoen om opsy te staan

Die ANC se nasionale uitvoerende komitee se spesiale vergadering het verdaag. President Cyril Ramaphosa het nie die vergadering by Nasrec in Johannesburg bygewoon nie waar hy oor die Phala Phala-skandaal sou antwoord. Die waarnemende sekretaris-generaal van die ANC, Paul Mashatile, sê Ramaphosa is nog in konsultasie in Kaapstad.

ANC “top six” contender Mdumiseni Ntuli spoke to Sunday Times Politics Weekly. He assesses the governing party and speaks about “lies” he found himself embroiled in with former KwaZulu-Natal premier Sihle Zikalala, including plotting to have former president Jacob Zuma incarcerated. Ntuli is running for the secretary-general position. He is confident he will receive the support of most provinces at the December elective conference and is prepared to declare his financial statements. He says the ANC will have no future if its leadership is not changed. Ntuli, now former ANC KwaZulu-Natal secretary, also speaks about “negative campaigns” against him before the 2017 conference at Nasrec. He joins the host of the episode, Kgothatso Madisa. Production by Bulelani Nonyukela.

ANC “top six” contender Mdumiseni Ntuli spoke to Sunday Times Politics Weekly. He assesses the governing party and speaks about “lies” he found himself embroiled in with former KwaZulu-Natal premier Sihle Zikalala, including plotting to have former president Jacob Zuma incarcerated. Ntuli is running for the secretary-general position. He is confident he will receive the support of most provinces at the December elective conference and is prepared to declare his financial statements. He says the ANC will have no future if its leadership is not changed. Ntuli, now former ANC KwaZulu-Natal secretary, also speaks about “negative campaigns” against him before the 2017 conference at Nasrec. He joins the host of the episode, Kgothatso Madisa. Production by Bulelani Nonyukela.

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The ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa is due to face head-on COGTA Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma and former health minister Zweli Mkhize in the scramble for the top position in the ANC elective conference for the Presidency. Radio Islam International discussed the road to the elective conference with political journalist Carien du Plessis and political analyst Prof Dirk Kotze.

Experts weigh in on ANC Nasrec December conference by Radio Islam

'n Lid van die ANC se nasionale uitvoerende komitee, Tony Yengeni, sê President Cyril Ramaphosa verdien nie om vir 'n tweede termyn te dien nie. Hy het sy leierskap gekritiseer en sê die regerende party kon onder sy leierskap nie daarin slaag om besluite wat tydens die konferensie op Nasrec bespreek is, in werking te stel nie. Yengeni het die komiteelede gekritiseer wat openlik Ramaphosa se herverkiesing vir nog 'n termyn ondersteun:

Charlene Hefer – Portefeuljedirekteur: Mynbou en Nywerheid, Electra Mining Africa 2022

Our partners at the Financial Times have a fantastic podcast episode that tracks the fortunes of President Cyril Ramaphosa since he took over the reins of power from embattled former head of state Jacob Zuma. While Ramaphosa's 2017 Nasrec win at the ANC's elective conference came with much fanfare about South Africa being on the precipice of a new dawn - it wasn't to last with the sitting head of state now dogged by his own Phala Phala skeletons, while his party faced spirally fortunes in last year's local government elections and what promises to be a bruising time in the upcoming national elections in 2024. In the Rachman Review, the FT's chief foreign affairs commentator Gideon Rachman chats to writer and political activist Songezo Zibi - who's the chairman of the think-tank the Rivonia Circle - a man who may one day plan to run for the highest office in the land. The next 30 minutes an interrogation of a South Africa run by what Zibi believes is an ANC not only morally bankrupt but intellectually starved. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Die president van die ANC, Cyril Ramaphosa, sê die regerende party se vernuwing kan nie gekeer word nie. Hy het die slotrede gegee op die laaste dag van die ANC se sesde nasionale beleidskonferensie by Nasrec, suid van Johannesburg. Ramaphosa sê afgevaardigdes het besluit om die party se waardes en kultuur te vernuwe en om beslissend op te tree teen korrupsie en onaanvaarbare gedrag:

Suid-Afrikaanse President Cyril Ramaphosa het 'n beroep op ANC-lede gedoen om saam te staan in die vernuwing van die party deur korrupsie uit te roei asook om 'n beleid te skep wat die ekonomie sal laat groei. Ramaphosa het sy openingstoespraak op die party se sesde nasionale beleidskonferensie by die Nasrec-sentrum gelewer. Hy sê die konferensie sal besin oor werkloosheid, werkskepping en verskeie ander uitdagings waarmee Suid-Afrikaners te kampe het.

Suid-Afrikaanse President Cyril Ramaphosa sê die ANC se sesde nasionale beleidskonferensie in Johannesburg sal soek na oplossings vir die onderskeie uitdagings waarvoor die land te staan gekom het, sowel as omvattende beleid. Ramaphosa het met lede van die party by die Nasrec-sentrum gepraat en gesê die vergadering van drie dae sal kritieke sake bespreek wat te doen het met die uitvoering van die nasionale demokratiese rewolusie.