Radio 2000 Mixes

Yesterday Unisa celebrated its 150th year of existence, it’s also the first long distance university in the world founded in 1873. While it’s ranked amongst the top 10 universities in the country, Unisa has faced a few challenges over the years...

We catch up with Joy who we last spoke to on the 6 th of June….

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#LegalTuesday | In a ruling handed down by the  Bloemfontein High Court last week a man who claimed damages against his ex-wife for "fraud", because she did not disclose that she had an extramarital affair resulting in the birth of their third child, lost his case.   Guest: Tshepo Mojapelo, Director at Mojapelo Attorneys.

What’s The Buzz? Power utility Eskom says that it has launched a new process called “load limiting”, which will be implemented during stage 1 to stage 4 load shedding to cut demand. A pilot for the project was launched on Friday (23 June) in Fourways, Johannesburg? What's load limiting vs load shedding? Guest : Mpumelelo Mnyani, Senior Manager, Customer Services in Gauteng, Eskom

Bringing The Buzzzz into your life… Because we want you to become the best version of yourself   This morning we hear from KC Dinoke, Life Coach & Author he says learn to rise beyond failure

The Drive Connection Business Wrap with Akona Mlamleli, Financial Analyst.

As we seal the Soweto uprising month or the month of an Afrikan child we look back at: 1. Sierra Leone Presidential Elections were held this past Saturday  2. Critical reflection of the 68th anniversary of the Freedom Charter in Azania that was agreed in Kliptown in Soweto 3. The University of South Africa (Unisa) is celebrating its 150th birthday

The National Arts Festival (NAF) in Makhanda, Eastern Cape, is underway showcasing the talent of local and global creatives. The festival, which is in its 49th instalment, has been a significant contributor to South Africa’s arts and culture scene for nearly five decades.

Relative calm has returned to Diepkloof in Soweto following a violent protest by residents of the Diepkloof hostel. Residents of Diepkloof Hostel in Soweto are again taking their frustrations to the streets.  They are protesting over the lack of service delivery. It is the third protest in the area in almost a month.

We chat to Samuel Robert Lumu, Founder of Lumu Community Based Organisation - Child and Youth Care Centre. They run programmes that are aimed at improving the livelihood of young children.

Mme Claudine gives advice to anonymous on ways to deal with toxic family members.

Bringing The Buzzzz into your life… Because we want you to become the best version of yourself   This morning we hear from we hear from Linda Maponyane-Kobua, Entrepreneur, Author, Pastor and Enterprise Development Facilitator, she says Don’t throw a pity party for yourself….Get up and make things happen:  

Bongeziwe Mabandla music has always helped you deal the hard questions in life by opening your vulnerability to the world. You practice your guitar and vocals often, and that shows in your musicality. The young boy, who sang in front of the mirror at home believing that one day he will be a painter will be blown away by your evolution.

The Drive Connection Business Wrap with Akona Mlamleli...

Friday MIx by Positive K

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Bringing The Buzzzz into your life… Because we want you to become the best version of yourself   This morning we hear from we hear from Sir Max, Knowledgepreneur, Author and Speaker he talks about ‘the next level leadership’

The Catch Up, LIVE In Studio with Thebe.

Masonwabe Ntloko’s unisex knitwear collection ‘Ameva Ayabangulana’ draws inspiration from shared childhood memories amongst Africans. Masonwabe has recently graced the cover of South Africa’s newspaper Mail and Guardian and hosted his recently just opened doors to his first solo art exhibition titled Iliso Lomoya 23 feb 2023 – 23 march 2023.

Johannesburg Metro Police Department officers will soon be required to wear body cameras in a bid to combat rife corrupt practices such as the “cool drink” phenomena and protect officers.

The Tshwane metro police department in Gauteng is appealing to motorists to record the names and details of its officers during interactions with them, following a string of harassment incidents. Recently two officers were questioned in Diepsloot for working outside their jurisdiction in a private car. The city has come under the spotlight following allegations that it employed more than 200 offic...

Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni has lauded efforts made by African leaders in resolving the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. She was addressing the media in Pretoria following the recent Cabinet meeting. Ntshavheni says despite the challenges of diplomatic protocols with the Polish government it should noted that the African Peace Mission which took place last week was...

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Roseline.

We help Zeli to mend a broken relationship with her sister B