Global air travel stalls, but Africa keeps flying
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Willem Els from the Institute for Security Studies examines South Africa’s troubling unsolved-crime crisis and what low detection rates mean for the fight against criminals. Linden Birns from IATA looks at why Africa continues to buck the global slowdown in air travel. Phuti Mabelebele unpacks why Deaf South Africans still struggle to access basic government services, despite sign language’s official status, while Reach Africa’s Leslie Adams explores how streaming and multiple platforms are reshaping television.
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Guests on today’s show:
Willem Els: Senior training coordinator, Institute for Security Studies
Linden Birns: International Air Transport Association
Phuti Mabelebele: Chief director for advocacy and mainstreaming of the rights of persons with disabilities, Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities
Leslie Adams: Sales director, Reach Africa
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