Lotus FM
Newsbreak
Award-winning Current Affairs and news talk show bringing you topical news issues of the week. Relevant to Lotus FM - we cover issues YOU want - beating deadlines, making headlines. 6-7am, 1-1:30pm weekdays and weekends from 1-2pm.
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Episodes
Details on Durban man killed in Syria, sketchy 15.02.2017 3:12
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producers - A Durban man has been killed in Syria after being caught up in fighting between rebel groups and the Syrian government. Reports indicate that the late had spent twelve days straight fighting in trenches with his brother before he died. Syria has been rocked in recent years, following clashes with mi...
Details on Durban man killed in Syria, sketchy 15.02.2017 3:12
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producers - A Durban man has been killed in Syria after being caught up in fighting between rebel groups and the Syrian government. Reports indicate that the late had spent twelve days straight fighting in trenches with his brother before he died. Syria has been rocked...
The army is in town - Durban gears up for Armed Forces Day 14.02.2017 2:26
SABC News and Current Affairs — More than four-thousand troops are expected in Durban for Armed Forces Day next week. February 21st is the day set aside to honour the men and women of the South African National Defence Force. Four services - the army, navy, air force and military health - will take part. President Jacob Zuma will take the salute from the SANDF during the military parade at the Mos...
The Gameplan - Teams battle for the top four on the table 14.02.2017 2:51
SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Matthew Veeran - With Manchester City picking up a win last night, Chelsea's lead at the top of the table now sits at a fairly comfortable eight points. But it's the fight for the top four that's highly competitive, with five teams battling it out for three spots. But it was the local football scene that made headlines this past week, with the...
New private hospital in Durban promises super luxury healthcare 14.02.2017 2:39
SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak executive Producer, Salma Patel - Durban's medical ability is getting a much-needed shot in the arm - this time with a focus on elite healthcare. The Ahmed-Al Kadi Private Hospital is set to open its doors in March. The hospital is fashioned on the latest trends in exclusive medical care - boasting 164 beds including luxury and super-luxury suites. This...
Daylight robberies rife in Malvern 14.02.2017 2:49
SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo - There's been more reports of daylight robberies in Durban as residents tend to overlook safety precautions amid soaring temperatures. In the latest incident, an 80-year-old woman was tied and bound by two armed men at her home in Malvern, west of Durban. The pensioner was taking out clothes from the washing line when the susp...
Medical Monitor - Be wise and condomise this Valentine's Day 14.02.2017 3:03
SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Maya Jagjivan - We have all heard the terms "be wise, condomise" or "no glove, no love". Just two examples of popular slogans linked to condom use in South Africa. But despite the best efforts from government and NGOs to create greater awareness around safer sex, HIV and AIDS prevalence is still alarmingly high in the country. Currently, about...
Valentines Day banned in Pakistan and on-alert in India 14.02.2017 1:55
SABC News and Current Affairs — The police in India stepped up security to prevent harassment of couples who display affection in public on Valentine's Day. But despite threats from Hindu extremists, love seems to be in full bloom in cities and towns. But in adjoining Pakistan, the romantic holiday is heart-break day for many. A court in Pakistan banned the celebration of Valentine's Day on the gr...
Ship repairs a viable career option for the youth 14.02.2017 1:44
SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Hoosen Ebrahim - As the academic year gets underway, a Durban-based shipbuilding company says youth should consider a career in ship repairs. South African Shipyards have embarked on the biggest artisan training programme in the city, aimed at promoting skills development in the province. Mentor at the company - Andre Boshoff - says this oppor...
Have you hugged a Granny or Granpa lately? 14.02.2017 2:47
SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Prabashini Moodley - It's said that a simple hug offers numerous therapeutic benefits including decreasing stress and reducing depression. This Valentines Day - The Association for the Aged - TAFTA - is encouraging you to be part of Hug Therapy. The campaign aims to turn your attention to the elderly in our community who often have very little...
The army is in town - Durban gears up for Armed Forces Day 14.02.2017 2:26
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — More than four-thousand troops are expected in Durban for Armed Forces Day next week. February 21st is the day set aside to honour the men and women of the South African National Defence Force. Four services - the army, navy, air force and military health - will take part. President Jacob Zuma will take the salute from the...
The Gameplan - Teams battle for the top four on the table 14.02.2017 2:51
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Matthew Veeran - With Manchester City picking up a win last night, Chelsea's lead at the top of the table now sits at a fairly comfortable eight points. But it's the fight for the top four that's highly competitive, with five teams battling it out for three spots. But it was the local football scene t...
New private hospital in Durban promises super luxury healthcare 14.02.2017 2:39
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak executive Producer, Salma Patel - Durban's medical ability is getting a much-needed shot in the arm - this time with a focus on elite healthcare. The Ahmed-Al Kadi Private Hospital is set to open its doors in March. The hospital is fashioned on the latest trends in exclusive medical care - boasting 164 beds inc...
Daylight robberies rife in Malvern 14.02.2017 2:50
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo - There's been more reports of daylight robberies in Durban as residents tend to overlook safety precautions amid soaring temperatures. In the latest incident, an 80-year-old woman was tied and bound by two armed men at her home in Malvern, west of Durban. The pensioner was taking out...
Medical Monitor - Be wise and condomise this Valentine's Day 14.02.2017 3:03
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Maya Jagjivan - We have all heard the terms "be wise, condomise" or "no glove, no love". Just two examples of popular slogans linked to condom use in South Africa. But despite the best efforts from government and NGOs to create greater awareness around safer sex, HIV and AIDS prevalence is still alarm...
Valentines Day banned in Pakistan and on-alert in India 14.02.2017 1:55
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — The police in India stepped up security to prevent harassment of couples who display affection in public on Valentine's Day. But despite threats from Hindu extremists, love seems to be in full bloom in cities and towns. But in adjoining Pakistan, the romantic holiday is heart-break day for many. A court in Pakistan banned t...
Ship repairs a viable career option for the youth 14.02.2017 1:44
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Hoosen Ebrahim - As the academic year gets underway, a Durban-based shipbuilding company says youth should consider a career in ship repairs. South African Shipyards have embarked on the biggest artisan training programme in the city, aimed at promoting skills development in the province. Mentor at th...
Have you hugged a Granny or Granpa lately? 14.02.2017 2:47
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Prabashini Moodley - It's said that a simple hug offers numerous therapeutic benefits including decreasing stress and reducing depression. This Valentines Day - The Association for the Aged - TAFTA - is encouraging you to be part of Hug Therapy. The campaign aims to turn your attention to the elderly...
The army is in town - Durban gears up for Armed Forces Day 14.02.2017 2:26
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — More than four-thousand troops are expected in Durban for Armed Forces Day next week. February 21st is the day set aside to honour the men and women of the South African National Defence Force. Four services - the army, navy, air force and military health - will take part. Presiden...
The Gameplan - Teams battle for the top four on the table 14.02.2017 2:51
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Matthew Veeran - With Manchester City picking up a win last night, Chelsea's lead at the top of the table now sits at a fairly comfortable eight points. But it's the fight for the top four that's highly competitive, with five teams battling it out for three s...
New private hospital in Durban promises super luxury healthcare 14.02.2017 2:39
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak executive Producer, Salma Patel - Durban's medical ability is getting a much-needed shot in the arm - this time with a focus on elite healthcare. The Ahmed-Al Kadi Private Hospital is set to open its doors in March. The hospital is fashioned on the latest trends in exc...
Daylight robberies rife in Malvern 14.02.2017 2:50
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Taliesha Naidoo - There's been more reports of daylight robberies in Durban as residents tend to overlook safety precautions amid soaring temperatures. In the latest incident, an 80-year-old woman was tied and bound by two armed men at her home in Malvern, we...
Medical Monitor - Be wise and condomise this Valentine's Day 14.02.2017 3:03
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Maya Jagjivan - We have all heard the terms "be wise, condomise" or "no glove, no love". Just two examples of popular slogans linked to condom use in South Africa. But despite the best efforts from government and NGOs to create greater awareness around safer...
Valentines Day banned in Pakistan and on-alert in India 14.02.2017 1:55
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — The police in India stepped up security to prevent harassment of couples who display affection in public on Valentine's Day. But despite threats from Hindu extremists, love seems to be in full bloom in cities and towns. But in adjoining Pakistan, the romantic holiday is heart-break...
Ship repairs a viable career option for the youth 14.02.2017 1:44
SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — Lotus FM — SABC News and Current Affairs — by Newsbreak Producer, Hoosen Ebrahim - As the academic year gets underway, a Durban-based shipbuilding company says youth should consider a career in ship repairs. South African Shipyards have embarked on the biggest artisan training programme in the city, aimed at promoting skill...
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