http://www.702.co.za Talk Radio 702 - The Podcasts en-us 2006 02 February 2012 2 702webmaster@702.co.za AfriForum Youth wants the University of Pretoria and the Department of Higher Education and Training to change its admission policy because it maintains that the policy discriminates against white students at its veterinary science faculty. There is a call for judges to disclose their financial interests. Political analyst Professor Richard Calland joined us on the line to chat about why there is a need for judges to disclose their financial interests. Kgomotso spoke to Thuli Madi from Behind the Musk about King Zwelithini’s remarks of the gays being rotten. The Zulu royal household on Monday denied that traditional King Goodwill Zwelithini had called gays "rotten", saying the comments in South African media were a bad translation. Ali Bacher testified yesterday at the Nicholson Inquiry. Bacher said the R5-million he received in 2003 was for the success of the World Cup and also to increase his "inadequate" pension fund. On Friday, Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele ordered a temporary halt to the plan just weeks before it was due to come into place. Cosatu has called for the abandonment of the tolling system all together. They argue that government must find alternative ways to fund the Gauteng Freeway Project. They have also called for mass action February if the tolling system goes ahead. Patrick Craven joined us on the line to chat about the suspension of the tolling system. As thousands of students were turned away by various Universities because there is no longer academic space to accommodate them, there will be few illegal institutions that will be targeting these students. Mahlubi Mabizela, Chief Director of Univerity Policy, Department of Higher Education joined us on the line to chat about fly by night schools and how learners can avoid falling victim of illegal institutions. Eskom has warned of a very high risk of rolling blackouts around the country, but was doing everything it could to avert it. Spokesperson Hilary Joffe refuted these claims. South African national blood services is low on blood and is calling on South Africans to donate blood. Maths pass rate has dropped which was 47.4% in 2010 had now fallen to 46.3%, while physical science increased from 47.8% in 2010 to 53.4%. What is the attribute of these results. A Pretoria policeman shot his wife and two children on New Year’s eve before turning the gun on himself. What goes on in the mind of apolice officer? Is the type of job they are in the root cause? Clinical Psychologist Umesh Bawa joined us on the line to discuss the psyche behind these brutal acts.