Podcasts about Pandor

Die buurland se voormalige minister van internasionale betrekkinge en samewerking, Naledi Pandor, is bekommerd oor Suid-Afrika se posisie te midde van globale magsverskuiwings. Sy het by die Sol Plaatje-universiteit in Kimberley in die Noord-Kaap gemaan die land is vasgevang in Amerika se stryd vir wêreld-oorheersing. Pandor beklemtoon ook die behoefte aan 'n meer inklusiewe en doeltreffende globale staatsbestuurstelsel om die verskuiwende internasionale dinamiek te hanteer:

Former International Relations and Co-operations Minister Naledi Pandor says many South Africans bravely shaped the future of the country during the apartheid era. Dr Pandor says today is an important reminder to commemorate them for freedom and human rights that we enjoy today. She was speaking a short while ago commemorating Human Rights Day through Dialogue hosted by Sol Plaatje University. The discussion is centered around leadership, governance and protection of Human Rights in a Democratic Society. Dr Pandor futher says South Africa cannot let USA dictate who can or cannot be friends with. Let's here from Dr Naledi Pandor key note address at the by Sol Plaatje University

Bongani Bingwa speaks with Dr. Naledi Pandor, former International Relations Minister and Chair of the Nelson Mandela Foundation, responds to US President Donald Trump's executive order freezing aid to South Africa over a contentious law that allows the government to seize farmland from ethnic minorities and the fear of being excluded from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die voormalige minister van Internasionale Betrekkinge Naledi Pandor het teleurstelling uitgespreek oor die Amerikaanse president Donald Trump en minister van Buitelandse Sake Marco Rubio se kritiek op Suid-Afrika. Trump beweer die grondonteieningswette mishandel sekere groepe, terwyl Rubio gedreig het om die G20-spitsberaad te boikot. Pandor vra behoorlike kommunikasie en versterkte diplomatieke pogings, en beklemtoon Suid-Afrika se sterk bande met die VSA.

Mufti Ebrahim Pandor (20-12-2024) | Jummah Lecture by Ubeidullah Bulbulia

We discussed the passing of Solly Moholo.  We asked listeners if there are songs that move them regardless of language barriers.  We asked listeners what they make of the matter between Julius Malema and Naledi Pandor, where Pandor has asked Malema to retract a statement he made about her.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kalle Berg pratar om att en israelisk markoffensiv i Libanon kan vara på gång – något som nästan alla världens länder är emot. Fanny Wijk drar en triss i djurnyheter: Lejon i Sydafrika pulsar runt i snö, Finland lämnar tillbaka dyra pandor till Kina och falkar som skyddar romersk stad från duvor. Sedan är vår kvinna i riksdagen Alexandra Carlsson Tenitskaja med från Stockholm och berättar om konst i politiken – efter att Fredrik Reinfeldts byst avtäcktes häromdagen. Dessutom: Inget torn i Slottsskogen – blev för dyrt, nya emojis ska släppas, viktig rysk varg har flyttat till Sverige, kändisar och ai, Boss vs foodtruck i Malmö. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fanny berättar om kändisarna i Sverige och världen som gått på en AI-bluff där de verkar tro att de skaffat ett juridiskt vattentätt case mot Meta, men i själva verket är det helt poänglöst. Kalle snackar om de inställda planerna på ett nytt utkikstorn i Slottsskogen och vi hör också en trippelpaket av djurnyheter, bland annat om pandor som returneras från Finland till Kina. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Dr. Naledi Pandor has vehemently denied allegations made by EFF leader Julius Malema that she received a bond from the now-defunct VBS Mutual Bank. Malema's claims, made during an interview with the SABC, suggested that several ANC leaders, including Pandor, benefited from VBS. Pandor has dismissed the allegations as baseless and is demanding that Malema provide concrete evidence or issue a public apology. Elvis Presslin spoke to Dr. Naledi Pandor to discuss these allegations

    Clement Manyathela speaks to former Minister of International Relations, Dr Naledi Pandor for her response to a claim by the Economic Freedom Fighters Julius Malema that she received a bond from VBS Mutual Bank. Pandor says she does not know what came over Malema as the claim is untrue.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Choosing social groups for your child Guests: Ismail Pandor & Sheikh Ibrahim Nkabinde by Radio Islam

In this week's podcast episode, Ben and Anya sit down with Yahya Pandor (@yahyapandor94), a remarkable blind marathon runner who made history as the first person to complete a marathon unaided. Despite losing his sight nearly three years ago due to macular degeneration, Yahya continues to live life to the fullest with the most positive mindset and outlook on life, fuelling his extraordinary achievements.Highlights include:Beginnings in Running: How Yahya discovered his love for running after losing his sight and the experiences that fueled his dedication.Overcoming Adversity: Yahya shares his journey to becoming the first blind person to run a marathon unaided, detailing the challenges and triumphs along the way.Raising Awareness: Yahya discussing the importance of raising awareness about blind running and guides and details the amazing impact him and his brother have made via their tik tok accountPositive Attitude: The motivational philosophy that drives Yahya's life and achievements, proving that a positive attitude and determination can overcome any obstacle.They discuss useful running tips and debunk common running myths about runners knee, running shoes and marathon running Join us for an episode filled with inspiration, perseverance, and the incredible story of Yahya Pandor's can-do attitude and commitment to raising awareness about visual impairments.Don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe to be notified of all future episodes.As always, don't forget to send in your embarrassing running stories to PODCAST@RUNNA.COM or send us a voice-note on Instagram.Use the code ‘RUNNAPODCAST' for 2 weeks free!See you next week! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Juanjo Castro, director de cine. Autor del documental donde se recogen las declaraciones de los intervinientes en la "Comisión Ciudadana por la Verdad y la Justicia", en lo ocurrido cuando de la pandemia, en las residencia de mayores y personas con discapacidad. Ángeles Galván madre de un joven con autismo con alta capacidades de los denominados Asperger, nos cuenta la lucha y el gran trabajo que ha realizado la familia para llegar hasta el lugar que ocupa socialmente. Carolina Leguizamón, madre de un joven de 18 años con una discapacidad. Nos cuenta sus dificultades para conciliar su vida laborar con el cuidado permanente, de su hijo gran dependiente

    Clement is in conversation with former minister Dr Naledi Pandor, reflecting on her upbringing,  her political life as she tackled global battles and lessons learnt as she bows out of the political sphere. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die voormalige minister van Internasionale Betrekkinge en Samewerking, Naledi Pandor sien ooreenkomste tussen die stryd van Palestyne en Suid-Afrikaners onder apartheid. Pandor het gepraat by die Rhodes-universiteit in Makhanda in die Oos-Kaap en gesê anders as met Suid-Afrikaners, wat leiding gekry het met hulle stryd teen onderdrukking, het dit lande wêreldwyd maande geneem om die kwessies in Gaza aan te spreek. Sy beklemtoon die behoefte aan 'n vreedsame oplossing vir die konflik tussen Israel en Hamas:

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Die minister van Internasionale Betrekkinge en Samewerking, Naledi Pandor, het die regering se voortgesette steun vir Palestina in wêreldforums herbevestig. Op die vergadering van BRics-ministers van Buitelandse Sake in Nizhny Novgorod in Rusland het Pandor weer 'n tweestaat-oplossing voorgestaan, met Oos-Jerusalem as Palestina se hoofstad. Sy eis ook 'n permanente skietstilstand in die Midde-Ooste. Pandor veroordeel die bombardering van Gaza en die gevolglike humanitêre krisis:

Ralph welcomes back Bishop William J. Barber to discuss the upcoming Poor People's Campaign March and Assembly in Washington, DC on June 29th, as well as Bishop Barber's new book "WHITE POVERTY: How Exposing Myths About Race and Class Can Reconstruct American Democracy." Then Ralph is joined by Phil Mattera from Good Jobs First to discuss their new report on corporate misbehavior, "The High Cost of Misconduct: Corporate Penalties Reach the Trillion-Dollar Mark."Bishop William Barber is President and Senior Lecturer of Repairers of the Breach, which was established to train communities in moral movement building. He is Co-chair of the Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, and Founding Director and Professor at the Center for Public Theology and Public Policy at Yale Divinity School.  His new book is White Poverty: How Exposing Myths About Race and Class Can Reconstruct American Democracy.I might add, for our listeners, a lot of these social safety measures have been long enacted and are operating in Western Europe, in Canada, even in places like Taiwan and Japan—like full health insurance, and a lot of the labor rights, the absence of voter suppression, higher minimum wages. And in Western Europe, they have abolished poverty—as we know it in the United States. Ralph NaderOne thing that people are saying why they're interested [in the Poor People's Campaign] is because this is not just a gathering of a day, and it's not just a gathering for a few high-profile people to speak. The messengers are going to be the impacted people, and many of the people are committing to the larger effort of mobilizing these poor low wealth voters.Bishop William BarberIt's not just “saving the democracy”, Ralph. It's what kind of democracy do we want to save?Bishop William BarberWe see the kindredness of issues and oppression— that if these bodies can come together and unite, not by ignoring the issue of race, but by dealing with it and dealing with race and class together and recognizing the power that they have together, there can be some real fundamental change.Bishop William BarberPhil Mattera serves as Violation Tracker Project Director and Corporate Research Project Director at Good Jobs First. Mr. Mattera is a licensed private investigator; author of four books on business, labor and economics; and a long-time member of the National Writers Union. His blog on corporate research and corporate misbehavior is the Dirt Diggers Digest, and has written more than 70 critical company profiles for the Corporate Rap Sheets section of the Corporate Research Project website. He is co-author, with Siobhan Standaert, of the new report “The High Cost of Misconduct: Corporate Penalties Reach the Trillion-Dollar Mark”. This is a big problem with the Justice Department—it has this addiction to leniency agreements and it wants to give companies an opportunity not to have to plead guilty when there actually are criminal cases brought against them. So they offer them these strange deals—non-prosecution and deferred-prosecution agreements. And the theory is that the company is going to be so shaken up by the possibility of a criminal charge that they'll clean up their act, and they'll never do bad things again. But what we've seen over and over again is the companies get the leniency agreement and then they break the rules again. And sometimes the Justice Department responds by giving them another leniency agreement. So it turns the whole process into a farce. Phil MatteraWe're always interested in more transparency about both the misconduct and about enforcement actions. We feel that there's no justification for agencies to ever keep this information secret…I think there needs to be more pressure on companies, particularly high profile companies that have been involved in these offenses. A lot of companies seem to think that they pay their penalty, they just move on, and it's as if it's as if it never happened.Phil MatteraIn Case You Haven't Heard with Francesco DeSantisNews 6/5/241.  In Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum has been elected president in a landslide. Sheinbaum is the hand-picked successor of Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, or AMLO, who is termed out but leaves office with an 80% approval rating, per Gallup. Sheinbaum is Mexico's first woman president; she is also the country's first Jewish president. In addition to years of service in government, Sheinbaum is an accomplished climate scientist who worked with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. During her campaign, Sheinbaum published a list of 100 commitments she will pursue as president. Front and center among these are climate-related goals. Sustainability magazine reports “[Sheinbaum] has committed to investing more than…$13 billion in new energy projects by 2030, focusing on wind and solar power generation and modernising hydroelectric facilities.” We urge the U.S. government to follow suit.2. Stacy Gilbert, a senior civil military adviser for the U.S. State Department, resigned last Tuesday, alleging that “The state department falsified a report…to absolve Israel of responsibility for blocking humanitarian aid flows into Gaza,” per the Guardian. Gilbert claims “that report's conclusion went against the overwhelming view of state department experts who were consulted.” As the article notes, this report was a high stakes affair. Had the State Department found that the Israeli government had violated international humanitarian law, and linked those violations to U.S.-supplied weapons, there would have been serious consequences regarding the legality of American military support. In addition to Gilbert, “Alexander Smith, a contractor for the US Agency for International Development… resigned on Monday…[saying] he was given a choice between resignation and dismissal after preparing a presentation on maternal and child mortality among Palestinians.”3. Per the Jeruslam Post, “South African International Relations and Cooperation Minister Naledi Pandor affirmed…that the United States would be next if the International Criminal Court (ICC) is allowed to prosecute Israeli leadership.” Pandor “went on to claim that nations and officials who provide military and financial assistance for Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza ‘will be liable for prosecution…' [and]…noted that a group of 140 international lawyers are currently working on a class action suit against non-Israelis, including South Africans, who have been serving in Israel's military.” International law experts like Bruce Fein have previously warned that the United States' material support for Israel during this genocidal campaign makes this country a co-belligerent in this war and therefore liable for prosecution by the ICC.4. Liberal Israeli news outlet Haaretz has published a shocking report related to the recent revelations concerning Mossad's intimidation campaign against the ICC. According to Haaretz's report, the paper was “about to publish details of the affair” in 2022, when “security officials thwarted it.” Al Jazeera adds that the Haaretz journalist behind the story, Gur Megiddo was told during his meeting with an Israeli security official, that if he published, he “would suffer the consequences and get to know the interrogation rooms of the Israeli security authorities from the inside.” This story highlights how deeply Israel has descended into authoritarianism, seeking to bully and silence not only international watchdogs, but their own domestic journalists.5. Prem Thakker of the Intercept is out with an outrageous story of censorship at elite law reviews. According to Mr. Thakker, “In November, human rights lawyer Rabea Eghbariah was set to be the first Palestinian published in the Harvard Law Review. Then his essay was killed. [On June 3rd], he became the first [Palestinian published] in the Columbia Law Review. Then the Board of Directors took the whole site down.” As I write this, the Columbia Law Review website still says it is “under maintenance.”6. Lauren Kaori Gurley, Labor Reporter at the Washington Post, reports “16 [thousand] academic workers at UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, and UC Irvine will [go on] strike…according to their union… They will join 15 [thousand] workers already on strike at UCLA, UC Santa Cruz, and UC Davis over the university's response to pro-Palestine protests on campus.” We commend these academic workers for leveraging their most powerful tool – their labor – on behalf of their fellow students and those suffering in Palestine.7. More Perfect Union reports “The FBI has raided landlord giant Cortland Management over algorithmic price-fixing collusion. Cortland is allegedly part of a bigger conspiracy coordinated by software firm RealPage to raise rents across the country through price-fixing and keeping apartments empty.” Paired with the recent oil price fixing lawsuit and the announcement from retailers that they are lowering prices on many consumer goods, a new picture of inflation is starting to emerge – one that has less to do with macroeconomic reality and more to do with plain old corporate greed.8. Vermont has passed a new law making it the first state in the nation to demand that “fossil fuel companies…pay a share of the damage caused by climate change,” per AP. Per this report, “Under the legislation, the Vermont state treasurer, in consultation with the Agency of Natural Resources, would provide a report…on the total cost to Vermonters and the state from the emission of greenhouse gases from Jan. 1, 1995, to Dec. 31, 2024… [looking] at the effects on public health, natural resources, agriculture, economic development, housing and other areas.” Paul Burns of the Vermont Public Interest Research Group said of the law “For too long, giant fossil fuel companies have knowingly lit the match of climate disruption without being required to do a thing to put out the fire…Finally, maybe for the first time anywhere, Vermont is going to hold the companies most responsible for climate-driven floods, fires and heat waves financially accountable for a fair share of the damages they've caused.”9. Following months of pressure and a probe led by Senator Bernie Sanders, Boehringer – one of the largest producers of inhalers – has announced they will cap out of pocket costs for the lifesaving devices at $35, per Common Dreams. Boehringer used to charge as much as $500 for an inhaler in the U.S., while the same product sold in France for just $7. Sanders, continuing this crusade, said "We look forward to AstraZeneca moving in the same direction…in the next few weeks, and to GlaxoSmithKline following suit in the coming months,” and added “We are waiting on word from Teva, the fourth major inhaler manufacturer, as to how they will proceed."10. Finally, the Justice Department has unsealed an indictment charging Bill Guan, the Chief Financial Officer of the Epoch Times newspaper with “participating in a transnational scheme to launder at least…$67 million of illegally obtained funds.” The Epoch Times is the mouthpiece of a bizarre anti-Communist Chinese cult known as the Falun Gong, famous for their outlandish beliefs such as that proper mastery of qigong can be “used to develop the ability to fly, to move objects by telekinesis and to heal diseases,” per the New York Times. The Falun Gong is also the entity behind the Shen Yun performances and their ubiquitous billboards. In recent years, the Epoch Times has gone all-in on Right-wing propaganda and fake news, with close ties to the Trump White House and campaign, as the Guardian has detailed. We urge the Justice Department to pursue this indictment to the hilt and shut down this rag that has become a cancer within our republic.This has been Francesco DeSantis, with In Case You Haven't Heard. Get full access to Ralph Nader Radio Hour at www.ralphnaderradiohour.com/subscribe

As the sixth administration of the ANC-led government comes to an end, ANC member Naledi Pandor says voters must re-elect Cyril Ramaphosa as president because a coalition would force the party to agree to different ideologies. Pandor, who serves as minister of international relations and co-operation in Ramaphosa's cabinet, said: “The ANC has created a very different South Africa, a much better South Africa.” Many of the party's executive members have faith in their leader, Ramaphosa, to continue the governing party's work. The Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) will later this week announce a new government. Counting of votes will begin on Wednesday night when voting concludes. Voter support in national elections has been on a constant decline for the governing party since 2009. They won 57.5% of the votes in the previous elections, but it is anticipated to weaken further, with some projecting a coalition government.

Vicki Dillard reports on Congress sending a letter to South Africa's Naledi Pandor to back down on criticism of Israel. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/support

Lester Kiewit speaks to Dr Naledi Pandor, Minister of International Relations and Co-operation, about South Africa once again approaching the International Court of Justice to have action taken against Israel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die DA verwelkom die Departement van Internasionale Verhoudings en Samewerking se ingryping vir die vrylating van twee Suid-Afrikaanse ingenieurs in Ekwatoriaal-Guinee wat reeds langer as 15 maande aangehou word. Frik Potgieter en Peter Huxham is arresteer op vals dwelmaanklagte, blykbaar as vergelding vir beslaglegging op bates van Ekwatoriaal-Guinee se adjunkpresident Teodore Nguema Obiang Mangue. Emma Louise Powell van die DA sê minister Naledi Pandor besoek Ekwatoriaal-Guinee Saterdag vir onderhandelings:

Yahya Pandor, an RNIB See Sport Differently Ambassador recently completed the Manchester Marathon becoming the first person with sight loss to complete a marathon without being tethered to their guide. He spoke with our David Hogg.

Today's incredible guest Yahya Pandor is running The Manchester Marathon 2024 and is attempting to set a record as The First Blind Runner to run without a Guide Runner.Yahya is amazing, and his story is remarkable. After losing his sight to a variation of macular degeneration, he decided to have more good days than bad days and leant into the positive side of life. On the side of his day job, he started making TikTok videos together with his brother Isa, to show people what having a vision impairment is like, and has since become an inspiration online.The RunPod RunClub wants to wish Yahya the best of luck with the Marathon - he's going to kill it!TikTok: @yahya_pandor + @isapandorAD - Jenni has written a book and surprise surprise, it's all about running! Inspired by the RunPod Run Club and featuring many anecdotes from the podcast and her own experiences. It's also full of great tips for runners new and old. The book is called ‘Runners High' and is out now. To order a copy to read – or listen to the audio version whilst you run – tap this link https://geni.us/RunnersHigh

Die buurland se minister van Internasionale Betrekkinge en Samewerking, Naledi Pandor, het die Verenigde Nasies se Veiligheidsraad se aanvaarding van ʼn resolusie verwelkom wat ʼn onmiddellike skietstilstand in Gaza eis tydens die maand Ramadan. Die resolusie eis ook die onmiddellike en onvoorwaardelike vrylating van gyselaars en die dringende uitbreiding van hulp na Gaza. Veertien van die 15 raadslede het ten gunste van die resolusie gestem terwyl Amerika buite stemming gebly het. Pandor sê Suid-Afrika vra reeds lank vir ʼn skietstilstand:

Minister Naledi Pandor set to discuss ICJ case in Lenasia 6 March 2024 at 19:00 by Radio Islam

Earlier in the week, ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa sounded the alarm on potential interference by foreign intelligence agencies on the elections. This follows the party's stance and that of government on the Israeli and Palesntianian conflict. Ramaphosa says there is a strong fight back against South Africa. Ramaphosa's sentiments were also echoed by International Relations Minister, Naledi Pandor. Pandor says the pushback is more economical than a consequence of the ruling by the International Court of Justice. We spoke to Head of the African Governance and Diplomacy Programme and the Russia-Africa Project at the South African Institute of International Affairs, Steven Gruzd

In this week's episode we give our thoughts on the newly announced next gen Jurassic Park Survivor.  We have updated impressions of Ubisoft's newest game Avatar: Frontiers of Pandor.  Lastly, we give our top picks of movies and tv shows of 2023 along with a few runner ups!   We would love to hear your favorites of this past year so shoot us an email at themissingcompyspod@gmail.com   As always thanks for listening and please tell your fellows about us.

Ola har på grund av plagiatanklagelserna mot SVT:s historiesatsning sett på "Historien om Danmark" och stör sig på skrytet om K/D-ratiot under stormningen av Köpenhamn 1659. Jonatan pratar om att de som inte kan släppa felsägningar är som en karaktär i en SNL-sketch.

Fractures have appeared in the foreign relations between South Africa and the United States following a series of events. These events included accusations from the US ambassador to South Africa that a Russian cargo ship, Lady R, was loaded with supplies for use against Ukraine, and a call between Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor, and the Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. But after a fairly friendly 20th AGOA Forum over the past week in Johannesburg, relations seem to be on the mend. In an interview with Biznews, Dr Piet Croukamp, political analyst and a senior lecturer at North-West University, said that it would be optimistic to think that South Africa is out of the danger zone because the country's “foreign policy is so unstable.” However, the idea that South Africa will be removed from the AGOA agreement appears to have dissipated. It appeared, he said, that the Americans were buying the idea that the agreement must be stretched over a longer period than five years, but he had doubts that a new agreement would materialise before 2025. He said that unless the South Africans did something “really stupid” and it is not impossible with Naledi Pandor at DIRCO, he could not see South Africa being removed from AGOA any time soon. The Americans will however not tolerate support for Hamas, he said. Dr Croukamp also warned that South Africa will have to do something about its infrastructure, electricity and roads as it would not be able to compete with American producers and service providers.

Minister in the presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshaveni, updates the media following the most recent cabinet meeting.    The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) students find themselves in a dire situation as funding disaster hits various universities.    EWN Exclusive: EWN go behind the scenes in one of South Africa's most violent places – Inanda—several shooting incidents recently and escalating gun crimes. Too many residents, too few police officers and socio-economic challenges like employment are some of the causes behind the increase in statistics.    Sergeant Vusimuzi Mogane is expected to be cross-examined in the Senzo Meyiwa trial-within-a-trial.   SPORTS WRAP WITH MAWANDESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vicki Dillard reports that Dr. Naledi Pandor calling out the 5 countries on the UN security council that's very problematic. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/africandiasporanews/support

South African governments have in the past supported the Palestinian people and their struggle for their own homeland, but have managed to balance that with cordial relations with Israel. There has however been a noticeable shift from this policy during the Presidency of Cyril Ramaphosa. President Ramaphosa remained silent on the Hamas attacks and only commented after Israel started a bombing campaign in Gaza. Added to this, was a call by his Minister for International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor to Hamas and her subsequent visit to Iran. Not only did the ruling party come out strongly in support of Pandor, the ANC organised a march near the Israeli embassy in Pretoria calling for the embassy to be closed down. ANC deputy-secretary-general Nomvula Mokonyane also called for “an end to Zionism.” In an interview, former leader of the opposition and political commentator, Tony Leon described the response to the attacks as a low watermark for South Africa and warned that alignments pose risks. He said South Africa's foreign policy does not matter in the Middle East, but it may incur costs in the West. Western governments, he said, are taking notes. He also commented on the increased support for opposition parties in South Africa saying that it is encouraging but they needed to keep on moving forward, like a shark. He warned against an ANC/EFF coalition saying the EFF would devour the ANC and it would be ruinous for South Africa.

Speaking to  Zaheer Dindar and Fazlur Pandor both Co-Founders of Pumpkn.ioPumpkn is a web-based platform that helps agribusinesses manage their finances and raise funding. It provides businesses with a comprehensive financial compliance checklist and real-time updates on their financial standing. It also offers tailor-made financing and funding opportunities specific to each business.Learn more about Pumpkn here:   https://www.pumpkn.io/Episode timestamps:00:05 Pumpkin assists agribusinesses with financial management and funding opportunities.06:10 Financial complexities in agribusiness: proving existence, operational proficiency, and ability to pay back.14:00 Helping farmers raise capital.22:06 Pumpkin helps farmers manage finances.26:33 Agribusiness platform with funding assistance.34:03 Access to financial services simplified.35:04 More funding options available for agriculture entrepreneurs.44:14 Addressing funding gaps in agriculture.47:19 Room for growth in funding.51:24 Feedback is crucial for growth.Please rate and review this podcast episode.Email info@mbalinwoko.comSubscribe to The Mbali Nwoko Podcast today!

With a host of multilateral and bilateral agendas in the pipeline, President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to South Africa has given rise to expectations that Beijing will continue to lead the way in improving global governance, and that it will uphold true multilateralism and bolster solidarity with African nations.The expansion of BRICS, the strengthening of coordination between major emerging economies and the developing world, and a bolstering of Beijing's cooperation with Africa will top Xi's agenda as he travels to South Africa for the 15th BRICS Summit and makes a state visit to the African nation from Monday to Thursday.BRICS is the grouping of the major emerging markets of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.The Johannesburg summit is set to bring together the leaders of Brazil, India, China and South Africa, with Russian President Vladimir Putin expected to participate via video link, according to South African Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor.Xu Xiujun, a senior research fellow of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' National Institute for Global Strategy, said he expects the Johannesburg summit to be an occasion during which Beijing continues to champion better global governance and uphold true multilateralism.Expansion expected"BRICS has now emerged as a key force in the reform of global governance, and Beijing will continue to play an important role in enabling the grouping to lead the way in safeguarding the interests of developing nations and promoting South-South cooperation," Xu said.Expansion of the group is among the key topics to be discussed. "The current geopolitical context has driven renewed interest in BRICS membership, as countries of the Global South look for alternatives in a multipolar world," Pandor said.As of Aug 7, a total of 23 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Iran, the United Arab Emirates, Argentina, Indonesia, Egypt and Ethiopia, had formally applied to become BRICS members."We see this interest as recognition of the voice of BRICS as a champion of the interests of the Global South, particularly our agenda of reform and inclusion of the Global South — true to our founding values," Pandor added.Ma Zhaoxu, Chinese vice-minister of foreign affairs, told a meeting of BRICS foreign ministers in June that China welcomes and expects new members to join the BRICS family at an early date.Wang Lei, director of the Center for BRICS Cooperation Studies at Beijing Normal University, said the cooperation among BRICS countries has become a multilateral cooperation mechanism with major influence in the global political and economic systems.BRICS countries account for around 42 percent of the world's population, almost 30 percent of the world's territory, around 27 percent of global GDP and around 20 percent of global trade.Through mechanisms such as BRICS Plus, the grouping has maintained close cooperation with emerging markets and developing nations."This has expanded the influence of BRICS cooperation far beyond the five nations and their regions and to a global scale," Wang said.The fact that more emerging economies are applying for BRICS membership demonstrates the openness, inclusiveness and huge attractiveness of BRICS cooperation, he said.Furthermore, the inclusion of more developing nations in the group could, to a certain degree, serve as a hedge against external pressure and build up unity among the nations of the Global South, Wang added.The upcoming trip, Xi's second to South Africa in five years, comes a decade after his first overseas visit as China's head of state in March 2013, when he visited South Africa and put forward the guiding principles of China's Africa policy.During the four-day stay, Xi, together with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, will co-chair the China-Africa Leaders' Dialogue.The dialogue will also be a key opportunity to enhance cooperation between China and Africa. A number of leaders of African countries, the African co-chair of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, the rotating chairperson of the African Union and representatives of African sub-regional organizations are expected to participate in the event."Solidarity and cooperation with African countries are the cornerstones of China's foreign policy and our long-standing, rock-firm strategic choice," Wang Wenbin, a spokesman for China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told a news conference on Friday.Dennis Munene, executive director of the China-Africa Center at the Kenya-based Africa Policy Institute, said he expects Beijing to continue to advance the concept of China-Africa community with a shared future to boost economic growth, reduce poverty and inequality, and promote stability on a fragile continent that is facing traditional and nontraditional threats.Xi's state visit to South Africa comes as the two sides mark the 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Discussions during the visit will "explore further collaboration and partnerships the two nations can leverage on to solidify existing diplomatic, economic and people-to-people relations", according to a news release from The Presidency of South Africa.China has been South Africa's largest trading partner for 14 consecutive years, while South Africa has been China's largest trading partner in Africa for 13 consecutive years.Reporter: Xu WeiEdith Mutethya contributed to this story.Multilateralism英/ˌmʌltiˈlætərəlɪzəm/美/ˌmʌltiˈlætərəlɪzəm/n.多边主义Partnership英/ˈpɑːtnəʃɪp/美/ˈpɑːrtnərʃɪp/n.（两个人、组织或国家之间的）合作关系，伙伴关系

Last week, a quartet of African leaders headed out to Russia and Ukraine on a peace mission aimed at helping resolve the war between the countries that began last February with Russia's invasion of its neighbour. South Africa's International Relations Minister Naledi Pandor speaks to Georja Calvin-Smith about the mission's impact and limitations.  

As the Russia-Ukriane war rages on, SA's government is sticking to its guns on its non-aligned stance. This, despite Agoa being at stake. The preferential trade program gives SA duty-free access for local goods to the US market but America's calls for SA to distance itself from Russia is growing and this has caused some to believe that SA could lose its Agoa priveledges. Russia, however, is considered the world's bread basket and in a recent peace mission, African leaders, including President Cyril Ramaphosa, have asked for the movement of grain to be opened. The situation has caused some to ask - 'Is a loaf of bread worth more than trade?' Business Day's Editor-at-large Hilary Joffe discussed the situation with Business Day TV.

In this weeks episode Pedro and Tink record live from the Pandor's Resort Playroom with special guests Tom and Jill. They are fairly new to the swing lifestyle and we get their take on what they look for when they go to a swinger resort or party. What makes it a great time and what they look for in other couples and singles. Then in the Polyamory segment we discuss the negative stigma that Polyamory has in the swing lifestyle. Experiences we have had with being polyamorous swingers and those who choose not to play with us because of being polyamorous. In the Kink and BDSM segment Tink talks to Tom about being A Dominant in his relationship with Jill but still enjoying receiving impact play from others but not his wife. Then to close out the show we play the Kitchen Sink Ice Breaker Challenge with Tom and Jill, and let's just say things get a little spicy! Listen in to find out what type of naughty fun we have. If you want to see all the sexy fun make sure to go to the podcasts Fansly page and subscribe to see all the video episodes and the behind the scenes pictures and sexy videos!   https://fansly.com/ksenmandkinkpodcast/posts   https://fansly.com/PixieinDixie69/posts   Https://pandorasresort.com   Join our Facebook group to stay up to date and to join in on discussions and event news.   https://www.facebook.com/groups/594044119157813/

Finding love when you're Blind or partially sighted isn't always easy for lots of different reasons. David Hogg spoke to Yahya Pandor about why its important to love yourself first. 

Hör om kommunistpartiets besatthet av siffror och hur statistik används för att måla upp bilden av ett mönstersamhälle. Samt om de kinesiska jättepandorna som blivit en dyrköpt läxa för Finland. Mord, coviddöd, luftföroreningar eller matproduktion. Oavsett ämne hyser kinesiska myndigheter en stark kärlek till siffror och statistik. Statsmedier i Kina prånglar jämt och ständigt ut nya siffror och partiet använder sin officiella statistik för att genomdriva och rättfärdiga sin politik. Inom polis och brottsbekämpning är användningen av statistik särskilt slående. Den officiella statistiken gör gällande uppklarningen av exempelvis mord är så gott som hundraprocentig i Kina och siffrorna konstrueras för att sätta en bild av hög säkerhetsnivå och historiskt trygga storstäder. Pandor lockade Finland i KinafällanHör även om Kinas beryktade pandadiplomati som har fått ny aktualitet i Finland. De svartvita björnparet som Finland fick av Kina 2017 äter bambu och kräver skötsel till en kostnad av motsvarande 17 miljoner svenska kronor årligen och nu vill Finland dra sig ur dealen. Yles Asienkorrespondent berättar i Kinapodden om flera frågetecken kring återlämnandet och att det nu finns en oro i Finland över hur Kina kan komma att reagera.Medverkande: Hanna Sahlberg, Kinakommentator. Björn Djurberg, Kinakorrespondent. Programledare: Axel Kronholm Producent: Therese Rosenvinge Tekniker: Elin Hagman

Amanda felt alone and angry. But she refused to stay that way and went on a deep journey within. Listen in as she shares her biggest learnings on that journey - emotional safety, loving ourselves and much more. I hope you love listening to this as much as we loved our conversation. Deep and profound. Just the way you like your podcasts. Here's a bit about Amanda from her website:Coming out of the fog (unpacking my own adoption) was by far the hardest thing I have ever done. It broke me to the core, and I had to let part of myself die off. I wasn't ready for that, and at one point I didn't see how I would ever be the same again…The short version of my story is that I was born in Colombia, sometime in 1984. I don't know anything about my first two years of life. Well into adulthood, I would tell you that I was not affected by my adoption and that it was all in the past. I was adopted to Sweden, as a baby, and from a young age, I knew I was going to move abroad. I left Sweden, for New York in 2005 and loved being in the big city. I have realized what a perfect match it was for me as an adoptee to be in a place where I got to remain anonymous, but always have people around me. Fast forward a few years and I had my first daughter at the age of 26. This was the first time I met a biological relative, and the first time lacking medical history started to bother me. A few more years, I had another daughter, moved from New Jersey to California, and in my early 30's I started experiencing anxiety, and anger outbursts. This lead me to start asking questions, trying to figure out the root cause, and I landed on (you guessed it) my adoption. The following 5 years were heavy, dark, and at times very lonely. I was uncovering trauma, and deep-rooted fears and issues I had buried for my entire life. It truly was like opening Pandor's Box and realizing too late that the only way to go was forward. I started This Adoptee Life, to share my story, and it became where I would work out my entire adoptee experience and much of my healing. With every post I would write and every thing I would share, I wanted to make sure other adoptees would know they are not alone. On social media and on the blog, you could follow my process of coming out of the fog, in real-time. The turning point came in 2020 when late in the year, I decided to take a break and spend some time away from This Adoptee Life. To re-charge. After 2 very intense years, it was the first break I had taken from showing up almost daily. During this time, I connected with some of the people who are my mentors, my support, and my coaches today. They taught me about trauma, about finding inner peace, about self-love, and what it means to be authentically yourself.This next chapter for This Adoptee Life has been one in the making since day one, but it's only now that I have grown strong enough, confident enough, and peaceful enough, within, to dare step into my purpose, fully. And I am so grateful to you, for reading this, and being part of this with me. Thank you for being here, and for showing up for yourself and others. We are in this together.AMANDA MEDINATHIS ADOPTEE LIFEhttps://thisadopteelife.com/https://www.facebook.com/thisadopteelifehttps://www.instagram.com/thisadopteelife/https://twitter.com/thisadopteelife

Guest: Foreign Affairs Journalist Peter Fabricius joins John to discuss an article in the Daily Maverick ‘DA says Naledi Pandor should not meet Sergey Lavrov — unless to pressure Russia to end Ukraine invasion'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we're taking a look at James Cameron's triumphant return to Pandor with Avatar: The Way of Water. It is incredible! Then we revisit our James Cameron ranking from our deconstructing series and see where Avatar 2 fits in.  Support us on Patreon Follow us on Twitter: @doofmedia See all of our podcasts, writing, and more at doofmedia.com! SHOW NOTES: 2:30 - Avatar: The Way of Water 20:10 - Spoilers begin 1:27:26 - Revisiting the James Cameron Ranked list

Importance of Madrasa For High School Students with Guest Ml Mohammed Galid Pandor by Radio Islam

Die Suid-Afrikaanse minister van internasionale betrekkinge en samewerking, Naledi Pandor, sê koningin Elizabeth het 'n onuitwisbare merk op die wêreld gelaat en sal deur die geskiedenis onthou word. Die koningin, Brittanje se monarg wat die langste regeer het, is in die ouderdom van 96 oorlede. Volgens Pandor het die koningin die Statebond baie ernstig opgeneem en haar status en aura het in 'n mate tot die geloofwaardigheid van die organisasie bygedra. Die minister het bygevoeg sy was 'n merkwaardige mens en wêreldwyd geliefd:

Africa4palestine Condemns Recent Attacks by Israeli Lobby on Naledi Pandor by Radio Islam

Die buurland se minister van internasionale betrekkinge, Naledi Pandor, vra dat Suid-Afrika se buitelandse beleid verfyn moet word. Sy het 'n simposium aangebied wat gekyk het na die land se nasionale belang en sy vooruitgang in 'n wêreldwye omgewing. Pandor verduidelik die beleid moet verfyn word om die krisis ten opsigte van werkloosheid, armoede en ongelykheid doeltreffend te hanteer:

Clement is in Conversation with Minister at International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor on wide ranging issues of international relations and the stance of South Africa regarding Russia and Ukraine See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Willem Els, Senior Training Coordinator ENACT Programme at the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), talking about the latest news regarding Cabo Delgado from the SADC Troika Ministerial Meeting, EU funding and what Pandor said today.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Naledi Pandor, South African Foreign Minister, joins Christiane Amanpour to discuss the push to loosen restrictions on vaccine patents and the lessons to be learnt from India's covid crisis. Kara Swisher, contributing opinion writer at The New York Times, talks about the decision taken by the independent oversight committee within Facebook to uphold the suspension of former President Trump's account. Cindy McCain, author of "Stronger: Courage, Hope, and Humor In My Life With John McCain", discusses her new book and the future of the Republican party. Hari Sreenivasan talks with Barkha Dutt, founder and editor of Mojo Story and a Washington Post columnist, about losing her father to covid and the situation in India.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy