Radio 2000 Mixes

The IAAF maintains that its new regulation for female classification is to ensure a level playing field for athletes. The new law prohibits athletes with a set testosterone level from competing in international events. The federation says research shows that high testosterone circulation, either naturally produced or artificially inserted into the body provides significant performance advantages i...

The North West Health Department has been placed under administration. Cabinet has announced that a team from Treasury and the National Health Department will be sent to the province to assist as the state of the department deteriorates with poor service delivery issues being worsened by the current workers' strike.

ICASA says from now on consumers will no longer be billed out of data bundle rates. It also says consumers will be allowed to carry over their data to the next month. Data will no longer expire and be forfeited if not used up at the end of 30 days. This as high cost of data & expiry of data bundles and out-of-bundle business rules applied by network service providers is on the spotlight today.

Senior public servants who often resign to avoid consequences when facing corruption and maladministration charges, will now find it hard to evade prosecution. The Special Investigating Unit is determined to clamp down on these officials. Some of them later emerge in other provinces where they are appointed to government departments or public entities. This emerged during a consultative meeting be...

The Transport and Allied Workers Union (SATAWU) and the National Union of Metal Workers of South Africa (NUMSA), want a meeting with Transport Minister Blade Nzimande to discuss the deadlock with employers over a wage increase. The workers have been striking for a week now leaving commuters stranded, forcing them to use taxis which are expensive for many of them. The unions have come down from a d...

Thousands of members affiliated to labour federation SAFTU are marching across the country to highlight their dissatisfaction with government's proposed 20-rand per hour minimum wage and amendments to the labour laws. The marchers have been making their way through the streets of major cities such as Johannesburg, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth and Bloemfontein and Durban amongst others. The EFF and Ri...

Three of the four ANC regional structures in the North West say premier Supra Mahumapelo should not resign because he has done an excellent in his position as leader of government in the province. The organisation is currently briefing the media after violent protests broke out last week across the province, with communities calling on Mahumapelo to leave office for poor performance. Dr Kenneth Ka...

The Helen Suzman Foundation launched the court challenge in 2013 after Advocate Jeremy Gauntlett SC failed to make it onto the list of recommended candidates for a position as a judge in the Western Cape High Court. The foundation says the interviews for judges are to be appointed by the president take place in public, however, the discussions happen in secret. The JSC consists of judges, members...

The Public Servants Association of South Africa, which represents more than 230 000 public service workers is threatening a nationwide shut down of government departments if the state fails to come back to the negotiating table by 3pm this afternoon. This follows the request for more time for further consultation made by the Public Service and Administration department. Menawhile, Numsa has called...

The District Six Working Committee says it is seeking a court interdict against the state for failing to provide adequate restitution since being forcibly removed from the area. The committee which represents over two-thousand families says they want to know when those who opted for financial compensation will be paid, and specific timelines for land restoration.

The high court in Pretoria has heard that the granting of an Australian company a licence to mine at Xolobeni in the Eastern Cape without the consent of the villagers would result in economic displacement for about 600 people. Xolobeni villagers are seeking declaratory relief to prohibit the Mineral Resources department from granting the company a licence to mine without the consent of the communi...

The Glenzito Superdrive with Glen Lewis Mix

@glenlewisSA chats to @siphohotstix who will be awarded the Order of Ikhamanga in silver for his contribution to music and social cohesion. #NationalOrders #TheGlenzitoSuperDrive

Premier Soccer League chairperson Irvin Khoza has condemned the violence by Kaizer Chiefs fans at Durban's Moses Mabhida stadium on Saturday, in which 18 people were injured and a security guard badly beaten. Khoza has been addressing a media conference:

The man who was caught on video flinging his baby from the top of the roof of his shack, has been released on a warning by the Port Elizabeth Magistrates court where he appeared earlier today on charges of child abuse. The one-year old was caught by a metro police officer and was unharmed. The man climbed onto the roof with the child as their homes at Joe Slovo informal settlement were being demol...

The High Court in Polokwane has dismissed a claim for damages by the parents of five-year-old learner Michael Komape, who drowned in a pit toilet in 2014. The family, with the assistance of civil rights groups Section 27, launched a civil case against both the national and provincial education departments. Komape was a learner at Mahlodumela Primary School in Chebeng Village outside Polokwane. His...

Tony Kgoroge speaks to @glenlewisSA about the tragic death of actor Odwa Shweni

Glen Lewis chats to Stogie T about Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer prize

Glen Lewis speaks to the UCT’s Prof Nonhlanhla Khumalo about the health risks of the chiskop haircut

Glen Lewis chats to Melanie Bala about the photos she took of the Winnie Madikizela-Mandela funeral procession

Expensivemix with @GlenlewisSA

in this episode Bussai talks to Patric Mahlakwane from Disabled People South Africa about rights that disabled people have and disabled people not being accommodated in many things like schools and public transport

It's day two of the murder trial of Sandile Mantsoe who is accused of killing his 22-year old girlfriend Karabo Mokoena last year. Today Mokoena's younger sister gave her testimony.

ANC Councillor in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, Andile Lungisa, has been found guilty of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Lungisa who appeared in the Port Elizabeth Magistrate's Court was convicted of the assault of DA councillor, Rayno Kayser, with a glass jug during a brawl in the first council meeting in October 2016. His co-accused, another ANC Councillor Gamelihle Maqula was ac...

Coal supply challenges at Eskom could potentially be 'as serious, if not worse' than those experienced before the load shedding of 2008. Reports suggest that 7 of Eskom's power stations don't have adequate coal supply at the moment. The power utility says it's doing its best to avoid load shedding and insists the situation is not an emergency as yet.