The #411 crew hit the streets of Joburg and Cape Town to explore issues of racism and free speech.
We asked people how they felt about radio personality Gareth Cliff's comments about racism and free speech. The general word on the street was that rights should be exercised with responsibility...
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This week's edition of #The411 looks at Paris Attacks, Charlie sheen's announcement this week and the CPUT strikes.
The 411 team head out to the streets of Jozi and Cape Town to find out what the word on the street is about what's making news ...
Real. Life.Twitter. Passers-by weigh in on impending water shortages, police brutality and filling up the Dome
This week's edition canvasses opinions on Oscar's parole potentially being granted, the Bok performance and the Cosatu march.
Stephen Grootes says he believes former Eskom CEO Brian Dames when said he was not formally introduced to the Gupta family.
Pan Africanist Congress's Narius Moloto explains why it supports the name Azania, a word which he says has Arabic origins.
Wits associate professor of economics Christopher Malikane speaks to Azania Mosaka about the term that is being bandied about.
Zuma says he cannot be expected to act against Minister Bathabile Dlamini on social grants matter now before the ConCourt.
Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that the minimum wage of R20 per hour is expected to be implemented by May 2018.
The EFF lawyer stole the show during the state capture report court battle.
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