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HOT 1027 BREAKFAST On 102.7FM, DStv audio channel 822, and streaming all over the world on www.hot1027.co.za. Weekdays 06H00-09H00

Property Perspectives Topic: Is South Africa’s traditional office model becoming outdated? Guest: Stefano Migliore, CEO of WeWork South Africa.

Markets Guest: Zimele Mbanjwa -FNB Wealth and Investment

HOT TOPIC Topic: Could new rules for Netflix and WhatsApp ultimately cost South African consumers more? Guest: Mothibi Ramusi, Chairperson of ICASA.

Topic: New data shows car hijackings are down, but are South African motorists any safer? Guest: Ruan Vermaak, Director and Marketing & Communications Manager, CrisisOnCall

Expert Topic: SA cherries tap into China’s growing market Guest: Jacques du Preez, CEO of Hortgro.

Reverend Shona explores one of the hardest calls of faith: forgiving others, even when the hurt runs deep. Drawing on Scripture, she reflects on God’s grace and why recognising how much we have been forgiven can help us extend that same grace to others.

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Expert Topic: Trump’s five demands: How far will Ramaphosa bend? Guest: Brooks Spector: Former US diplomat

Markets David Shapiro - Otto1890

HOT TOPIC Topic: Why DStv’s new sports package has missed the mark for some – Guest: Arthur Goldstuck: Founder, World Wide Worx

Expert Topic: Could new import permit fees push up prices for consumers? Guest: Ayabonga Cawe- ITAC Chief Commissioner

Entrepreneurs Topic: FoodLoop founder tackles food waste by connecting surplus meals with people in need Guest: Bongiwe Mkhumbeni - Food Loop

Today would have been Amy Winehouse’s 43rd birthday. With the beehive, the tattoos and that extraordinary voice, she looked and sounded like nobody else. But behind the tabloid headlines was a gifted songwriter who turned heartbreak into some of the most brutally honest music of her generation. HOT1027’s Tara Penny takes a look...

Today would have been Amy Winehouse’s 43rd birthday. With the beehive, the tattoos and that extraordinary voice, she looked and sounded like nobody else. But behind the tabloid headlines was a gifted songwriter who turned heartbreak into some of the most brutally honest music of her generation. HOT1027’s Tara Penny takes a look...

HOT 1027 BREAKFAST On 102.7FM, DStv audio channel 822, and streaming all over the world on www.hot1027.co.za. Weekdays 06H00-09H00

Seventeen-year-old Chevon is facing end-stage kidney disease and a life-changing journey towards a transplant, far from her family’s home in Gqeberha. Hot Cares is providing up to R22,000 towards accommodation in Cape Town, allowing her mother to remain close during this critical stage of her treatment. Hot Cares

South Africa’s 43–28 win over the All Blacks sealed a sensational series victory, but Blades, “Naas”, Divvy, Stranners and company have their own way of breaking it all down. From six tries and American confusion to wildly questionable analysis, it’s the Baltimore aftermath in Rugby’s Greatest Commentary, loudly brought to you by ZarBet.

With the Springboks and All Blacks ready for the final showdown in their greatest rivalry tour, Blades, “Naas”, Divvy, Stranners and company check in from America. Expect wild predictions, even wilder metaphors and very little useful analysis in Rugby’s Greatest Commentary, loudly brought to you by ZarBet.

For those stuck in the car, in stuuupid traffic... HOT 1027 Drive with Ian F presents... the Department of Stupid Games. Have fun with us!

For those stuck in the car, in stuuupid traffic... HOT 1027 Drive with Ian F presents... the Department of Stupid Games. Have fun with us!

Markets Alyssa Viljoen -Merchant West Investments

Expert Topic:The match-day rituals South Africans believe help the Springboks win Guest: Katherine Madley, Chief Marketing Officer at Pick n Pay

HOT TOPIC Topic:Engineering loses its place as South Africa’s most in-demand skill Guest: Marisa Jacobs, Managing Director of Xpatweb

Expert Topic: Transnet is making money again – but has it really turned the corner? Guest: Michelle Phillips, Group chief executive, Transnet