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The popular singer/songwriter from Jeffrey's Bay's filled us in on his musical journey  - it was a chat that ended with some great news from Kaycee about his latest single. "Authentically Me." Kaycee Rossouw

Fitch gives SA a thumbs up, S&P a thumbs down, and oil price rises on the back of renewed hostility between Iran and Israel.

Joburg's crisis threatens economy, and Ninety One's Du Toit remains positive despite the huge challenges faced by the country.

The breakfast team was joined by Mary-Ann Victor in recognition of the week which ends tomorrow. This year's theme is 'more than a job'. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T

Well known in the city for her tireless work at Cheshire Home , Deirdre Burger, updates us on the home ,and of course ,their upcoming major findraiser - the Cheshire Home Fete! Don't miss it! Kaycee Rossouw

SA faces another tariff on goods exported to the US,FlySafair to cut back its fuel surcharges, and oil prices drop as Israel and Lebanon agree to a ceasefire.

A thorougly enjoyable chat to High Commissioner Antony Phillipson as he does his 'final tour of duty' in South Africa. All that was missing was a cup of tea! Thank you for all you have done Commissioner. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T

Business sentiment in SA weakens, a primary budget surplus , and two big winners on the JSE.

With a trip to the UK and Ireland on the cards, ex-local Khanyisa JamJam, is enjoying his rise to fame. Sam catches up with the passionate Arsenal supporter who will be performing in Algoa Country soon.

Fuel prices hit consumers again, Adcock Ingram under fire from the Competition Commission, and Africa's has a new ' most industrialised' capital.

The NPA's Adv Linda Le Roux, and FCS representative Lt Col De Klerk, were in studio to discuss the challenges in uncovering abuse, how we can protect our children, and what we can do to help break the cycle. Roch-Lè Bloem

The captivating SA muso is back from a successful UK tour and joined Sam to talk music, life, the future - and play her latest single for the first time on Algoa FM.

Chairman, Daryl Austin, talks us through the storm of 11 May which saw over 200 trees uprooted on the green. Despite this, the club is up and running and will be celebrating its 120th birthday as planned. The Drive with Simon Bechus

This local DJ & Producer blends House, Amapiano, and R&B to bring hte industry catchy music like his latest single 'I Follow You'. Take a listen and find his music on the web. Kaycee Rossouw

S&P leaves SA ratings unchanged, and fuel prices to rise this week as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.

Concerns about safety of Chinese vehicles, interest rates up, and the markets welcome a possible US-Iran ceasfire extension.

Regional Manager, Lwanele Mpeta , joined Kaycee ahead of Slipper Day 29 May! It's not too late to get your sticker in support of children with life trheartening illnesses. Your R20 sticker can be redeemed for a FREE cup of coffee or hot chocolate! Kaycee Rossouw

Car and steel industries under pressure to de-carbonise, Investec joins 'in-bail' procedure, and the markets nervous as the US strikes Iran again.

Datatec riding AI boom as Malatsi announces work has begun on reworking its ill-fated AI policy, and the markets hope for an imminent US-Iran peace deal.

Pick n Pay's turnaround to take longer, Netcare reports a strong increase in profits, and the markets nervous after U.S. strikes Iranian missile sites.

Dr Gwen Hobson 'enjoyed every second' of the brutul 267km ultramarathon across the Sahara Desert - all in a bid to raise awareness about the vital connection between physical activity and mental health. It was a fascinating chat. The Drive with Simon Bechus

The talented 21-year-old pop artist is also an NMU music student and Grey Junior student teacher. His new single, 'Unless it's You', is undoubetdly going to put him on the map! Kaycee Rossouw

Oil drops on the back of a possible peace deal, Moody's changes SA outlook to positive, and the Reserve Bank to meet this week,

FlySafair in hot water for overbooking, a last ditch push to save sugar giant, and the markets inidicate a peace deal in Middle East is edging closer.

Farmersweekly.co.za reports that The intense storms that hit the Western Cape earlier this month caused “billions of rands” in damage to the province’s agriculture sector, according to provincial Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism Dr Ivan Meyer. The series of intense cold fronts between 10 and 13 May caused widespread flooding, infrastructure damage, and disruptions to farmi...