10 February - Human Rights

On today’s show we spoke to Ntombizanele Nyathi –Training for Transformation coordinator. Training for Transformation is an organisation that is committed in helping each and every person meet their fundamental human need, sharing the fruits and nurturing the resources of the Earth. Ntombizanele explained more about the services they provide. For more information they are available on (028) 271 3410 or (028) 271 5153 go to www.tft.org.za

We heard from Robert Schrire – from the UCT’s Department of Political Studies and Anthony Mothethi – from PASSOP. We were talking about the recent developments in Zimbabwe’s political circus. About two weeks ago MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai agreed to share power with rival Robert Mugabe, both parties took the first steps to forming an inclusive government. One Zimbabwean Political Analyst said this brings hope on the surface that there may be better things to come and at the same time Zimbabweans remain skeptical. Professor explained about what does the new deal means for Zimbabwe and what will be the way forward. PASSOP is available at www.passop.co.za
Picture By: Sasha Forbes

And our last interview was with Titi Pitso – An election and political processes manager at the Electoral Institute of Southern Africa. According to the Institute allowing South Africans living abroad to vote would be a "logistical nightmare" and could further delay the announcement of an election date. This comes after the Pretoria High Court ruled that South Africans living abroad should be allowed to vote. If you want more information about the Electoral Institute of Southern Africa you can contact their offices on (011) 482 5495 or visit www.eisa.org.za

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