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charges, including fraud. And globally celebrated Sudafkin jurist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay says she will continue to use her position to influence change. She received the prestigious award last Friday for her contributions to peace, justice,
calls on the ICC a backlash. She calls it false propaganda as Washington ramps up its campaign. Navi Pillay telling us, and as you would hear later, that it isn't a coincidence that hours after she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, there were the sanctions
Good morning, Cape Town. Coming up in this hour, yesterday I had the occasion to speak to Judge Navy Pillay, the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize winner. This half hour, I play you that extended conversation with Judge Pille. There's also after Navi Pillay winning the
Up after eyewitness news, I have a very special interview with Judge Navi Pillay, the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize winner. Up next, streaming countrywide on Prime Media Plus on DSTV channel 885 and across the city on 567 a.m. And this eyewitness news.
People of truth and of factual information. I'm speaking to Judge Navi Pillay, South Africa's fifth Nobel Peace Laureate. But, Judge, I take that on board, but I also reflect on what I hear and what I see and who I talk to. I note that around the world we have
Cape Talk. Cape Talk. Welcome back. We're speaking with South African Nobel Peace Prize laureate Judge Navi Pillay. Judge, thanks so much for standing by. I want to talk about now what you have administered over. That's the findings on the Rwandan genocide.
say it's biased and really say defamatory things about me that are not true. We're speaking to Judge Navi Pillay, South Africa Nobel Peace Prize winnabouts that time of the morning. It's go to eyewitness news traffic. We're back after this. EWN traffic.
EWN on air, online, and on the EWN app. Listen on Good Morning Cape Town. Weekday mornings, 6 to 9 a.m. South Africa celebrates Judge Navi Pillay winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, making it the country's fifth. You must be a great radio station. You will.
the Attoridgeville court on Friday. Corinda Jagmahan, Eyewitness News. Globally celebrated South African jurist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Navi Pillay says that she will continue to use her position to influence change. She recently received the award.
Cape Talk exclusive with the latest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, none other than Durban bourne Navi Pillay. The celebrated jurist received the accolade on Friday. And in the conversation she had with Lester, we heard, of course, she was nowhere else but
who's responsible for this damage. A group of men are currently staging a sit-down in the area. Meanwhile, in Soweto, protests outside the Home Affairs Office in Orlando West is gaining momentum. And South African human rights lawyer Navi Pillay has won.
was killed along with his friend Tabela Motswane outside an eatery on Durban's Florida road. And Judge Navi Pele was in the courtroom with her phone off. At the time that she was called about winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, the 85-year-old Pillay,
27 stories on 2 stations in the last 30 days · all stations
charges, including fraud. And globally celebrated Sudafkin jurist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay says she will continue to use her position to influence change. She received the prestigious award last Friday for her contributions to peace, justice,
calls on the ICC a backlash. She calls it false propaganda as Washington ramps up its campaign. Navi Pillay telling us, and as you would hear later, that it isn't a coincidence that hours after she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, there were the sanctions
Good morning, Cape Town. Coming up in this hour, yesterday I had the occasion to speak to Judge Navy Pillay, the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize winner. This half hour, I play you that extended conversation with Judge Pille. There's also after Navi Pillay winning the
Up after eyewitness news, I have a very special interview with Judge Navi Pillay, the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize winner. Up next, streaming countrywide on Prime Media Plus on DSTV channel 885 and across the city on 567 a.m. And this eyewitness news.
People of truth and of factual information. I'm speaking to Judge Navi Pillay, South Africa's fifth Nobel Peace Laureate. But, Judge, I take that on board, but I also reflect on what I hear and what I see and who I talk to. I note that around the world we have
Cape Talk. Cape Talk. Welcome back. We're speaking with South African Nobel Peace Prize laureate Judge Navi Pillay. Judge, thanks so much for standing by. I want to talk about now what you have administered over. That's the findings on the Rwandan genocide.
say it's biased and really say defamatory things about me that are not true. We're speaking to Judge Navi Pillay, South Africa Nobel Peace Prize winnabouts that time of the morning. It's go to eyewitness news traffic. We're back after this. EWN traffic.
EWN on air, online, and on the EWN app. Listen on Good Morning Cape Town. Weekday mornings, 6 to 9 a.m. South Africa celebrates Judge Navi Pillay winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, making it the country's fifth. You must be a great radio station. You will.
the Attoridgeville court on Friday. Corinda Jagmahan, Eyewitness News. Globally celebrated South African jurist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Navi Pillay says that she will continue to use her position to influence change. She recently received the award.
Cape Talk exclusive with the latest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, none other than Durban bourne Navi Pillay. The celebrated jurist received the accolade on Friday. And in the conversation she had with Lester, we heard, of course, she was nowhere else but
who's responsible for this damage. A group of men are currently staging a sit-down in the area. Meanwhile, in Soweto, protests outside the Home Affairs Office in Orlando West is gaining momentum. And South African human rights lawyer Navi Pillay has won.
was killed along with his friend Tabela Motswane outside an eatery on Durban's Florida road. And Judge Navi Pele was in the courtroom with her phone off. At the time that she was called about winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, the 85-year-old Pillay,
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