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The details about the sale of South African Airways (SAA) for R51 to the Takatso Consortium are on the spotlight again in Parliament. This as the portfolio committee on Public Enterprises is expected to decide whether the documents on the SAA-Takatso deal can be made available to the public. There have been reports of tensions between Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan and Parliament's Public Enterprises Portfolio Committee  over the SAA - Takatso deal. Committee members are investigating Takatso's selection as the preferred equity partner to own a majority stake in the airline. The demand follows allegations of corruption and mismanagement surrounding SAA's sale. Takatso won the 51% stake in SAA just six weeks after the airline emerged from its business rescue. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC parliamentary reporter, Abongwe Kobokana.

On Friday, the Department of Correctional Services said the parole board considered John Block's "meritorious service," including obtaining a Diploma in Business Management since his 15-year sentencing for corruption and money laundering in 2016. The department added that Block, 55, was among the inmates who benefitted from the Special Remission of Sentences of 2019, 2020, and 2023, which brought forward his detention period to 13 September 2023. Block had been out on R50 000 bail in a separate R51-million tender fraud case.

On today's show with GunBroker.com, we're talking famous firearm flops! Guns that had huge potential to change the industry, but just could never gain the steam. We start off with the Colt Model 1855 Revolving Rifle, which was a super interesting concept, but design flaws kept it from really taking off. One of the biggest problems was cased ammunition not being invented yet, as well as manufacturing issues straight from the factory. Now, remade with a modern take in the Heritage Rancher Carbine, these guns have gained some popularity and there's still one common problem, no one knows how to hold them when shooting! Next up, we delve into the 1960s, The Great Space Race! Astronauts, rockets, and Gyrojet Rocket Pistols! A rocket fuel powered firearm that was extremely complex and awesome, but just too early for its time. Arguably one of the best names for a handgun ever, it was hammer fired, but the hammer was in front of the cartridge that then drove it into the firing pin. The downside is that you didn't get your maximum velocity until the bullet was downrange. The Remington Model R51 had an absolute fantastic lead up to its launch, tons of good content and marketing hype that really made this gun a must have, but there was a downside? The gun was subpar at best. Different from the original R51, it was unfortunately a complete flop for Remington, who swiftly buried any evidence of its existence under the rug. A great conversation piece in firearm history, however, they can be picked up for a fantastic deal on GunBroker.com. Closing out, we talk about the Heckler & Koch G11. Caseless ammunition has stumped manufacturers for years and with the H&K G11, it was no exception. Ahead of its time, with a large failure to launch these guns are extremely hard to find, however other caseless ammunition does sometimes pop up on GunBroker.com. Still to this day the caseless ammunition has not been figured out or mastered, hopefully one day in the future! Allen goes over some of the examples of these guns and ammunition you can find today on GunBroker.com. The show launches every Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. The show launches every Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant outdoor content! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's show with GunBroker.com, we're talking famous firearm flops! Guns that had huge potential to change the industry, but just could never gain the steam. We start off with the Colt Model 1855 Revolving Rifle, which was a super interesting concept, but design flaws kept it from really taking off. One of the biggest problems was cased ammunition not being invented yet, as well as manufacturing issues straight from the factory. Now, remade with a modern take in the Heritage Rancher Carbine, these guns have gained some popularity and there's still one common problem, no one knows how to hold them when shooting!Next up, we delve into the 1960s, The Great Space Race! Astronauts, rockets, and Gyrojet Rocket Pistols! A rocket fuel powered firearm that was extremely complex and awesome, but just too early for its time. Arguably one of the best names for a handgun ever, it was hammer fired, but the hammer was in front of the cartridge that then drove it into the firing pin. The downside is that you didn't get your maximum velocity until the bullet was downrange.The Remington Model R51 had an absolute fantastic lead up to its launch, tons of good content and marketing hype that really made this gun a must have, but there was a downside? The gun was subpar at best. Different from the original R51, it was unfortunately a complete flop for Remington, who swiftly buried any evidence of its existence under the rug. A great conversation piece in firearm history, however, they can be picked up for a fantastic deal on GunBroker.com.Closing out, we talk about the Heckler & Koch G11. Caseless ammunition has stumped manufacturers for years and with the H&K G11, it was no exception. Ahead of its time, with a large failure to launch these guns are extremely hard to find, however other caseless ammunition does sometimes pop up on GunBroker.com. Still to this day the caseless ammunition has not been figured out or mastered, hopefully one day in the future! Allen goes over some of the examples of these guns and ammunition you can find today on GunBroker.com.The show launches every Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. The show launches every Thursday morning. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant outdoor content!

날 ▶ SPC 불매운동, 피해는 가맹점 몫? 지난 15일, 평택 SPC 계열 SPL 제빵공장에서 발생한 사고로 20대 근무자가 사망했다. 사고 당시 안전장치가 미흡했다는 지적뿐만 아니라 사망사고가 발생한 후에도 생산을 멈추지 않았다는 점이 알려지면서 시민들은 해당 브랜드의 제품을 불매하는 운동을 펼치기 시작했다. 불매운동이 거세지자 가맹점 자영업자들은 매출에 직접적으로 타격이 올까 걱정스러운 마음이라는데. 본사 경영진의 오너리스크로 인해 손실이 생길 것을 우려하는 상황이 된 것. 과거 다른 기업에서 갑질 경영으로 비슷한 상황이 발생했을 때 오너리스크로 인한 가맹점 피해를 막고자 관련 법안이 개정되기도 했지만, 실효성은 여전히 의문이라는데. 기업의 잘못으로 인한 가맹점 피해, 에서 취재한다. 사건 WHO ▶ 구경만 했다고 욕설? 최근 누군가에게로 온 욕설 문자와 전화에 시달리고 있다는 제보자. 심한 욕도 모자라 제보자의 아버지 회사에 찾아가겠다며 협박 문자를 보내기까지 했다는데. 도대체 어떻게 된 일일까? 사건의 발단은 중고 거래였다. 10월 초, 제보자의 부모님이 중고 안마의자를 거래하러 갔다 사지 않고 돌아온 후 판매자로부터 욕설이 시작되었다고 한다. 입에 담기 힘든 욕을 여러 차례 보내온 판매자. 그는 도대체 왜 이런 행동을 하는 것일까? 제작진은 직접 그를 찾아가 이야기를 들어보았다. 판매자는 중고 거래를 하러 온 제보자 부모님의 태도에 문제가 있었다고 주장한다. 중고 거래임에도 매장에서 제품을 고르는 것처럼 보고 구매하지 않고 나간 것에 화가 났다고 말하는데. 또 오히려 자신이 피해자라며 답답함을 호소했다. 도대체 무슨 일이 있었던 것일까? 에서 취재한다. 코드네임 ▶ R51. 두통 대한민국 10명 중 9명이 겪는 증상! 날씨가 쌀쌀해지는 환절기를 맞아 이 증상을 겪는 사람들이 늘어났다고 한다. 바로 남성보다 여성 발병률이 3배나 높은 두통이다. 11년째 두통을 앓고 있다는 최수아 (24세) 씨. 어린 시절부터 시작된 극심한 두통은 원인을 찾을 수 없어 성인이 되어서야 편두통 판정을 받았다고 한다. 원인을 알 수 없는 일차 두통과 달리 극심한 고통을 동반하는 이차 두통은 무시할 경우, 사망까지 이를 수 있다고 하는데. 다양한 이유로 발생하는 두통은 어떻게 발생하고, 증상을 완화하기 위해서 어떻게 해야 하는지 코드네임에서 확인해 본다. 쩐(錢) Plus ▶ 확률 0.000012%의 덫 로또 번호를 예측해 무료로 나눠준다는 광고들! 일확천금의 꿈에 혹해 접근했다가는 수십, 수백만 원을 호가하는 유료 서비스 가입에 넘어갈 수밖에 없다고 한다. 소비자의 지갑을 열게 하는 건 ‘특허받은 최첨단 기계가 분석하는 1등 번호'라는 달콤한 유혹이다. 회원이 되면 당첨을 보장하고, 미당첨 시 환불해 주겠다는 약속 끝에는 소비자들의 금전적 피해만이 남아있다는데. 로또 예측 사기 피해자가 매년 꾸준히 늘고 있는 지금. 심지어 무료 로또 번호를 미끼로 더 큰 수익을 내는 복권을 추천해주겠다는 이른바 ‘파워볼 전자 복권' 사기도 기승이라고 한다. 당첨을 꿈꾸고 발을 들였다가는 오히려 돈을 잃게 되는 복권 예측의 세계. 어떻게 피해갈 수 있는지 쩐 플러스에서 파헤쳐본다. 연예뉴스 ▶ # 김연아♥고우림 결혼 & 유부남 된 마동석 10월 연예계 스타들의 결혼 소식이 화제다. 먼저 피겨 여왕 김연아가 포레스텔라의 고우림과 결혼식을 올렸다. 철통 보안으로 진행된 결혼식 사회는 신동엽이 맡았고 이상화, 윤성빈, 크리스탈 등이 하객으로 참석했다. 결혼식 후 김연아는 SNS를 통해 결혼 소감과 웨딩사진을 공개했다. 배우 마동석은 유부남임을 깜짝 발표했다. 17세 연하 트레이너 예정화와 공개 연애 중이던 마동석은 아름다운예술인상을 수상, 수상소감을 통해 결혼 소식을 알렸다. 두 사람은 지난해 혼인신고를 하고 부부가 됐다. SG워너비의 김진호도 지난 주말 일반인 신부와 결혼식을 올렸다. 그리고 결혼과 동시에 신부와 함께 부른 노래를 공개했다. 마지막으로 오는 30일 아유미는 2살 연상의 비연예인과 결혼식을 올린다. MCSI ▶ 동영상 속의 진실 딸을 기다리던 아버지에게 충격적인 동영상이 하나 전송됐다. 동영상 속 손발이 결박된 딸은 ‘괴한에게 납치당했고 1억 원을 주지 않으면 돌려보내지 않겠다고 한다'며 공포에 질려 흐느끼고 있었다. 하지만 범인은 아버지가 건넨 몸값을 받고도 딸을 돌려보내지 않았고, 피해자의 생사조차 알 수 없는 상황! 피해자를 두고 치정 갈등을 빚던 두 남성과 사실 피해자와 극도로 사이가 나빴다는 사실이 밝혀진 아버지를 수사했지만, 범인을 특정할 단서는 보이지 않았다. 그때, 행방이 묘연했던 피해자가 길거리에서 발견됐지만, 충격으로 실어증을 앓고 있어 여전히 범인의 정체는 알 길이 없었다. 범인이 보낸 협박 동영상을 감식한 경찰은 희미하게 들리는 남성의 목소리를 증폭, 보강해 마침내 피해자와 그녀의 남자친구가 납치 자작극을 꾸몄음을 밝혀내고 두 사람을 긴급체포했다. 돈을 마련하기 위한 연인의 위험한 거짓말의 진실을 MCSI에서 밝힌다.

Police Minister Bheki Cele's ministry has spent R8-million on accommodation, entertainment and catering between 1 April 2019 to 17 June this year, while the rest of the police force spent more than R3-billion on the same services over the same period. The police's overall budget has dwindled during this time. This was revealed in Cele's response to a written parliamentary question by Democratic Alliance (DA) MP Janho Engelbrecht. Engelbrecht asked how much had been spent on accommodation, catering and entertainment for Cele, his deputy Cassel Mathale, and all other police officials since he came into office on 29 May 2019. However, the police's accounting doesn't break down costs from specific dates, and the amounts since the start of the 2019/20 financial year – 1 April 2019 – are given. Taxpayers footed a bill of R7.5-million for accommodation, R6 986 on entertainment and R443 146 on catering for Cele, Mathale and ministerial staff over the period. For other officials, the police spent R1.5-billion on accommodation, R1.8-million on entertainment, and R42.3-million on catering. "Entertainment expenses relates to refreshments, in the form of coffee, tea, non-alcoholic beverages and biscuits, for visitors to the offices of all Senior Management Service (SMS) members in the Ministry and the SAPS including Station Commanders, which will not exceed two thousand rand (R2 000) per SMS member or Station Commander (irrespective of rank) cumulatively per financial year," reads Cele's reply. "It should be noted that accommodation expenditure of officials in the SAPS, will realise at higher levels in instances where officials had to be accommodated away from their normal place of work, due to specific operational needs and deployment requirements, i.e. unrest periods, election, other events of national importance, detached duties, investigation of criminal cases, etc." No explanation for the catering costs was provided. The police's dwindling budget has been a concern during the period. The Portfolio Committee on Police heard in April this year, when the police's budget for the 2022/23 financial year was presented, that the budget for visible policing would again decline, as it had the year before. The police also continue to spend more money on protection services than on investigating so-called priority crimes, as the budget for protection services is higher than that of the Hawks. The police's budget for the 2022/23 financial year is R100.695-billion, compared to the previous year's R100.474-billion. Visible policing budget down Committee chairperson Tina Joemat-Pettersson said at the time that, despite the nominal increase of about R225-million from the previous year's budget, their allocation in real terms had decreased by R4.1-billion. According to the police's presentation to the committee, visible policing was the only one of their five main programmes that would receive less money this year than it did in 2021/22. The police's administration will get R20.361-billion in 2022/23, an increase of R102-million from the previous year. The visible policing budget for 2022/23 is R51.716-billion, a drop of R508-million. Detective services get R20.760-billion, an increase of R427-million. Crime Intelligence gets R4.362-billion, an increase of R65-million. Protection and Security Services get R3.496-billion, an increase of R35-million. The police's chief financial officer remarked that these increases were less than inflation. The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigations, better known as the Hawks, receives its budget out of the R20.760-billion budgeted for detective services. It only gets R2.167-billion, or 10.48%, of this figure. However, it increases by 4.67% from the previous year's R2.079-billion. When the police made a similar presentation to the committee last year, they indicated that visible policing's budget had shrunk by almost R4-billion, with its sub-programme crime prevention absorbing most of the cut. Commenting on C...

The numbers simply don't add up… why was a multi-billion-rand airline, South African Airways, sold off for just R51? 

As the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) tables its budget for the next three financial years, Minister Senzo Mchunu has committed to ensuring that the department manages its significant budgets responsibly and effectively. On May 13, Mchunu tabled a combined budget of R111.25-billion for the DWS and the Water Trading Entity over the medium-term expenditure framework (MTEF). This comprises allocations of R34.97-billion, R37.33-billion and R38.95-billion in the 2022/23, 2023/24 and 2024/25 financial years respectively. On the main account, the DWS was allocated R59.6-billion – R18.5-billion in 2022/23 and R20.1-billion and R20.9-billion in 2023/24 and 2024/25 respectively. The main account budget includes R37.43-billion of conditional infrastructure grants for municipal water services, including R19-billion for the Regional Bulk Infrastructure Grant, which will be spent on 113 different projects across South Africa, and R14-billion for the Water Services Infrastructure Grant, which will be allocated to more than 200 projects across the country, Mchunu commented. The Water Trading Entity, which largely relies on revenues from the sale of water, augments its budget for the development and management of national water resource infrastructure with a MTEF allocation of R9.55-billion. In total, the medium-term expenditure estimate for the Water Trading Entity is R51.6-billion, comprising R16.4-billion, R17.2-billion and R18-billion in 2022/23, 2023/24 and 2024/25 respectively. “At the end of the recent financial year, the Water Trading Entity was owed R24.57-billion by the customers that it sells water to. Municipalities and water boards account for 65% of this debt. Municipalities owed the water boards R13.94-billion, owing to non-payment by their water users. This in turn resulted in the water boards owing the department R7.6-billion.” Direct municipal debt to the department amounted to R8-billion. “It is critical that government as a whole, addresses the problem of poor revenue management and debts in the water sector. If this problem is not addressed, we will not see a sustainable improvement in water and sanitation services,” he warned, noting that the DWS is working with National Treasury, the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs and the South African Local Government Association on solutions to this issue. “The underlying problem that we all need to focus on is weak billing and revenue collection at municipal level.” Mchunu assured that the department had strengthened expenditure management and compliance enforcement to minimise unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure, an effort which resulted in no new unauthorised expenditure incurred in the 2021/22 financial year. “Irregular expenditure which is still appearing in the department's audit reports relates mainly to contractual obligations from prior periods, which have a carry-through effect on current running contracts,” he explained. The cases where investigations into unauthorised and irregular expenditure have been concluded and recommendations implemented have been submitted to National Treasury for condonation and the department is working on finalising the remaining cases of irregular expenditure. Further, the DWS has requested the CFO to prepare an action plan towards the department achieving a clean audit. Historically, the DWS has underspent on its allocated budget, particularly the budget allocated for infrastructure projects. “This is unacceptable in the context of the water and sanitation challenges facing the country, and we have requested the director-general and CFO to focus on addressing this in the current financial year,” Mchunu commented, adding that the director-general has indicated that he and the CFO are instituting improved project management, infrastructure procurement and delivery management and expenditure management systems and processes in the department to address this. Meanwhile, several DWS ...

Murray and Roberts is back in the back. The engineering group has reported a return to profit with headline earnings coming in at R51 million during its first half, from a loss of R111 million previously. The group says its financial results are evidence that its strategic efforts, especially over the past five years, are starting to bear fruit. Business Day TV caught up with the company's CEO Henry Laas for more detail.

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First Rand's share price dropped 4% to R51 a share on Friday. Kokkie Kooyman, a banking analyst at Denker Capital, joined the BizNews Power Hour to share his analysis and said it is not a requirement to announce these changes as it is fairly a small transaction.

First Rand's share price dropped 4% to R51 a share on Friday. Kokkie Kooyman, a banking analyst at Denker Capital, joined the BizNews Power Hour to share his analysis and said it is not a requirement to announce these changes as it is fairly a small transaction.

Train-maker Gibela is confident it can meet the terms of its R51-billion contract to deliver 600 newly-built train sets to the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) by 2029, despite the impact of Covid-19, says CEO Hector Danisa. Gibela in 2013 signed a R51-billion contract to supply PRASA with 600 six-car trains for its Metrorail service. The Gibela shareholders are Alstom (61%), Ubumbano Rail (30%) and New Africa Rail (9%). Gibela also has a contract to deliver post-delivery train maintenance and technical support to PRASA, and to manufacture and supply spare parts. Danisa says Gibela’s operations at its manufacturing plant in Dunnottar, Nigel, will “soon get back on track”. “Our target for 2020/21 is 25 trains and we have so far produced and delivered 13. “We are set to achieve this target as we are now able to produce three train sets per month, up from the two train sets per month before May.” Gibela has already provided 43 new passenger trains to PRASA in total. Twenty of the trains were manufactured in Brazil. The plant was closed for more than a month earlier this year owing to Covid-19 lockdown restrictions. However, both local and international supply chains continue to pose “a major challenge” as suppliers battle to overcome delays caused by measures taken to curb the spread of Covid-19, notes Danisa. “But, we are now approaching 2021 with a wealth of knowledge and better understanding of how to conduct our business in the Covid-19 environment.” “Each year of operation at Dunnottar, before the pandemic, we more than trebled our output. We aim to manufacture 50 trains for PRASA in 2022,” adds Danisa. “We are in a lucky, good space. I think we’ll have a whole lot of exciting things to achieve in the next few years.” But is PRASA in a position to receive Gibela’s product, with its rail service severely curtailed owing to Covid-19, while it also faces the dual challenges of widespread vandalism and a history of poor management? “Gibela’s role is to support the customer in its operations by ensuring that the trains that the customer operates are maintained in accordance with the defined maintenance regime,” explains Danisa. “We are not involved in the customer's operations and in the way the customer sets it itself up in the depots and the corridors where it operates its trains. “For every train set that we have produced and delivered to PRASA, payments have been made on time.” Importance of Rail Passenger rail has an important part to play in South Africa’s public transport plans, says Danisa. “South Africa has a fast-growing population and is urbanising rapidly. The country needs to provide its citizens with access to affordable, efficient and safe transport modes, as set out in the National Development Plan. “As density in cities and large towns rises over the next 20 to 30 years, passenger rail will be needed to reduce congestion on internal roads, and also between centres.” Also, says Danisa, international organisations such as the United Nations are calling for countries across the world to ensure their recovery from the economic damage wrought by Covid-19 is planned with climate change in mind. Passenger rail is an important part of a greener future. “Rail is part of an effective integrated transport system in any metro, anywhere. Gibela is well-positioned, with our Alstom partner, to take advantage of that and to help South Africa grow.”

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This Week on Armed Lutheran Radio, author Greg Hopkins joins us to discuss his book "A Time to Kill: The Myth of Christian Pacifism."  Sgt. Bill discusses the purpose of IDPA.  Aaron Israel has tips for surviving a riot if you're surrounded while in your vehicle. And Mia Anstine is back from another adventure, with a review of the newly re-designed Remington R51. Special Guest: Greg Hopkins - The author of "A Time to Kill: The Myth of Christian Pacifism" joins us to discuss his book, and the origins of the pervasive myth that Christians should embrace pacifism. Ballistic Minute - Sgt. Bill talks about the purpose of IDPA -- is it competition or concealed carry?  Or Both? Fundamentals of Defense - After watching the riots in Charlotte, North Carolina, a couple of weeks ago, and seeing the civilian vehicles trapped by the crowds, Aaron Israel discusses ways to stay safe if you find yourself in the same situation. Mia's Motivations - Mia Anstine is off on another adventure!  This time to West Virginia with Remington Arms to see some of their new products and to get some trigger time with the re-designed R51 pistol. www.ArmedLutheran.us/alr-episode-38/ www.CooksHolsters.com  

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The Palmer vs. DC case has been the giant news piece from the past week, and the decision only came out on Saturday. Ben and I dive deep into the decision and talk about what lead up to it, what it all means (We're not lawyers though...) and where we think the decision will take us in the future. As mentioned in the episode, you should follow @EmilyMiller on twitter, and Alan Gura's blog where he's posting updates as well. The News: A Pennsylvania doctor used his concealed handgun to save his life this week. A crazed madman entered the office where the doctor was working and murdered a woman before being engaged in gunfire from the doctor who had a concealed handgun. Both the doctor and the scumbag were shot, with the scumbag eventually being wrestled to the ground and detained until police could arrive. It appears as though the doctor may keep his job, even though he violated hospital policy by carrying on the property. A group of misguided moms counter-protested an Open Carry Texas event last week, and they did it topless. We're not sure why. Remington announced that they will be taking back every R51 pistol made, re-tooling and re-working the design, and replacing all of them with new pistols. An Iowa resident with a CCW permit took over a police chase after an officer was injured, and held 5 suspects at gunpoint until other police could get there to take over. His name? Eastwood. Someone please tell me he carries a .44mag! A man found his brother wrestling with an armed home invader in the middle of the night. He retrieved his gun, and confronted the 15 year old home invader, who dropped his gun, and started crying. It's a good lesson that not all threats are crazed madmen, sometimes they are stupid kids being stupid. Listener Feedback: Mark from Ohio wrote into the show to tell us about shooting his first competitive shooting match. Sounds like he had a great time! “So I had an awesome time at the match! I thought I did ok considering it was my first one, at least I stayed competitive. I think it's safe to assume I'm hooked. Thanks to you guys for planting the seed!” Tip of the Week: When planning a stage at a match, keep track of the number of rounds, not the number of targets, especially of it's a game where different targets get a different number of rounds. Contact Us: Leave a voicemail from your phone at (919) 295-6128 Leave a voicemail from your computer Email us: luke@triangletactical.net ben@triangletactical.net

Die Passasierspooragentskap van Suid-Afrika (PRASA) se ondertekening van 'n R51-miljard rand kontrak…