Radio 2000 Mixes

It takes A Village: Mocke Jansen Van Veuren, Director 27.03.2024 5:43 ↓

We now find out more about the Beehive Culture Worx which is a community based organisation in Kliptown and Eldorado Park. To speak to us more we have Mocke Jansen Van Veuren.

African Spirituality with Mkhulu Nsingiza 26.03.2024 8:29 ↓

Easter

Mzansi To The World: 35 year old Nhlamulo Tlakula 26.03.2024 12:24 ↓

35 year old Nhlamulo Tlakula works as a Customer Experience Manager at a Fintech company called Lending Club in Boston in the US. She’s been living in America for about two years.

Tech Tuesday with Thenji Kubheka 26.03.2024 9:40 ↓

IP Address

#AskAnExpert 26 March 2024 26.03.2024 14:02 ↓

We chat to Kholofelo Mashitisho from Mashitisho Attorneys to explore to pros and cons of settling to a divorce out of court.

#FindMeLove 26 March 2024 26.03.2024 9:05 ↓

We help 58 year old Monica to find love.

Gauteng Health Department 25.03.2024 9:00 ↓

Some health facilities in the Gauteng province were  unreachable via landlines amid an ongoing dispute with Telkom. 

Friday Interview STUDIO]: Kujenga 22.03.2024 29:23 ↓

Kujenga is an afro-jazz band based in Cape Town. The word 'kujenga' comes from the Swahili language, and simply means “to build. “Their new album In The Wake was released this week. Kujenga (Currently, the horn section consists of Tamsyn Freeks on trombone, Bonga Mosola on trumpet, and Matthew Rightford on saxophone. The formation is completed by Owethu Ndwandwe on keys, Thane Smith on guitar, and...

The Human Rights Festival ( Guest: Bandile Fakude ) 21.03.2024 7:26 ↓

The Human Rights Festival is currently taking place at Constitution Hill in Braamfontein, Joburg. To find out more we have Bandile Fakude.

The Rastafarian Human Rights Institute ( Guest: Adv Sydney Mathebula ) 21.03.2024 6:01 ↓

We now speak to the Rastafarian Human Rights Institute to hear how they’re commemorating Human Rights Day. We’re joined by Advocate Sydney Mathebula, Founding Director and head of Communications & Media.

#ReadingWithMkhuluManzolwandle 21 March 2024 21.03.2024 8:08 ↓

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Thabiso.

It Takes A Village: Stan Shikwambana is the visionary CEO and founder of Visionary Writings 20.03.2024 7:50 ↓

Today being world story telling day, we take a look at a digital self-publishing platform revolutionizing the way writers connect with readers. The Visionary Writings platform addresses the challenges faced by young writers in publishing and monetizing their work.

Sibusiso Mboto Advocacy Coordinator at Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity group (PMBEJD) 20.03.2024 10:21 ↓

South Africans increasingly have to dig deeper and deeper into their pockets to afford the same essential household items at the store. According to the February 2024 Household Affordability Index by the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity group (PMBEJD), the average cost of the household food basket is R5,277.30.

#AskAnExpert 19 March 2024 20.03.2024 16:05 ↓

We chat to Dr Toko Potelwa - Executive; Member Protection at the Council for Medical Schemes to further clarify how medical aid schemes work. .

#DrsNote 20 March 2024 20.03.2024 7:04 ↓

We unpack seasonal fatigue with Counselling Psychologist Katlego Mlambo.

African Spirituality with Mkhulu Nsingiza 19.03.2024 7:25 ↓

Lamentation of uNomkhubulwane. The departure of the Sun from Southern Hemisphere.

Mzansi to the World: Olivier Tshimbidi 19.03.2024 10:25 ↓

Olivier Tshimbidi moved from SA to Saudi Arabia at the end of 2022 for work in the technology sector. He had already experienced working in other Middle East countries, so he was looking forward to the challenge. He says Saudi people are one of the most hospitable people he has ever come across. We find out more about his experience.

Tech Tuesday with Thenji Kubheka 19.03.2024 10:19 ↓

People encounter encryption every day, whether they know it or not. What is encryption and how does it work?

Dr Anthony Turton, Centre for Environmental Management at the University of Free State 19.03.2024 8:16 ↓

South Africa is slowly slipping into a water crisis which will be very difficult to extract ourselves from.