Radio 2000 Mixes

The western cape Transport Minister, Donald grant instructs officials to get a mediator with a legal background to continue with the taxi industry talks, SARS Commissioner defends the SARS rogue unit report compiled by KPMG saying Sars paid for it and thus it still stands and Video of assault on mentally ill teenager emerges.

We look at Asian Markets mixed ahead of the central banks policy meetings, Egypt knocking South Africa from its long-standing top spot regarding investments in Africa and BitCoin recovers from Friday’s sharp sell off.

we look at the main drivers of the recent ZAR weakness and how oil markets have rallied in recent weeks with ETM Analytics , Head of Financial Markets Jana Van Deventer.

Aphiwe Honono takes us through today's trending topics: Awards season has started in the states and #Emmys are trending, SABC 1 airs - Kalushi- Solomon Mahlangu story and American comedian Kevin Hart under fire after confessing to cheating on his wife.

Awards season has started in the states and #Emmys are trending, SABC 1 airs - Kalushi- Solomon Mahlangu story and American comedian Kevin Hart under fire after confessing to cheating on his wife.

We look at Asian Markets opening the week in the positive territory following a record close on Wall Street and Central banks will be in the spotlight this week, with the South African Reserve Bank; the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan releasing policy statement with Lehumo investments CEO, Maudi Lentsoane.

Outspoken ANC MP Makhosi Khoza's disciplinary hearing by the ANC in KZN was yesterday postponed for a second time after she and her representative failed to attend the hearing. Khoza had released a statement over the weekend saying the disciplinary process initiated against her is illegitimate and cannot proceed following the Pietermartizburg High Court's decision that declared the eighth ANC prov...

Commuters have been left stranded in Khayelitsha on the Cape Flats where both taxis and buses are not operating. A number of Golden Arrow buses in the area have been stoned. We speak to Golden Arrorows bus service Spokesperson, Bronwyn Dyke-Beyer and SABC reporter Phumzile Mlangeni on the situation in Pretoria.

we look at Brent crude has rallies significantly in recent weeks and is trading at its best levels since mid-April and main events to keep an eye out for in the week ahead?

Thousands of commuters in both City of Tshwane and Cape Town may be left stranded due to strike action this morning. This as taxi drivers plan to march to the Union Buildings demanding that their traffic fines be scrapped. The planned strike is expected to affect commuters in Soshanguve, Mabopane , Ga-Rankuwa, Atteredgville and Mamelodi. Taxi owners are however against the planned strike and have...

280 workers, who were fired 23 years ago, by the then Midrand Council, will now be employed by the City of Johannesburg. The dismissals, effected in 1994, followed a strike by municipal workers against corruption and nepotism within the council. The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU), in collaboration with the City, believes that this historic bargain will vindicate the honest worker...

Human Rights Foundation - iLungelo Lakho - with the support of the SACP and its Youth League, will picket outside the Johannesburg High Court this morning against evictions and illegal house dispossession. The group, which represents evictees from across Gauteng, says they have been evicted from properties they had occupied for decades under apartheid where black people were denied freehold tittle...

Rapper Emtee releases new album titled Manando and Bonang Matheba relaunches her book -Form AtoB.

We look at Asian markets after North Korea’s missile launch and Impala Plat has warned of possible job cuts with investment analyst, Lungile Malinga.

We look at our current account deficit widening from 2% to 2,4 % of GDP in the second quarter of 2017. The Rand losing further grounds against the dollar and the pound yesterday and Aspen Shares jumping to 8.5% after company released impressive sets of results with Lehumo Investments CEO, Maudi Lentsoane

Apple's new iPhone 8 has been officially unveiled. The latest smartphone, released in Los Angeles, is seen as a radical change for the company, which is seeking to wow users for the 10th anniversary of the device. we speak to Editor of Stuff Magazine, Craig Wilson.

National Treasury is now under pressure to pay 13 billion rand bailout packages in order to save two ailing parastatals. The South African Airways (SAA) is expected to get 10 billion, while the SABC is looking at getting 3 billion from Tresury. This comes as reports have emerged that the extension of SAA Board Chairperson, Dudu Myeni's contarct to November may be irregular. Three months ago, some...

National Treasury is now under pressure to pay 13 billion rand bailout packages in order to save two ailing parastatals. The South African Airways (SAA) is expected to get 10 billion, while the SABC is looking at getting 3 billion from Tresury. This comes as reports have emerged that the extension of SAA Board Chairperson, Dudu Myeni's contarct to November may be irregular. Three months ago, some...

The Standing Committee on Public Accounts - SCPOA - in Parliamnet is this morning expected to visit SASSA Headquaters to exercise its oversight role over the social security agency. Social Development Minister, Bathabile Dlamini, last week wrote a letter to National Assembly Speaker, Baleka Mbete complaining that Sassa should not be interrogated by Scopa over the new social grant payment contract...

On today's trending topics; Former Minister of higher education Mduduzi Manana plead guilty to three counts of assault, SA's richest man, Johann Rupert says "radical economic transformation" is no more than theft and Comedian and radio personality Tumi Morake lifts the lid on racial slurs she's been receiving since joining the Jacaranda Breakfast radio show.

We look at how are Asian markets doing after China released weaker than expected data points and South Africa saw the release of retail sales and the business confidence figure with Investment analyst, Lungile Malinga.

We look at business confidence in South Africa seeing a marginal increase in the third quarter t of the year but still remained in a subdued territory with seven out of the ten respondents having remained unsatisfied with business conditions in the country, Retail trade sales increasing by 1.8% year-on-year in July 2017 and Brent Crude back at $55 a barrel, this despite figures showing US Oil Inve...

Bussai is in conversation with Nomasonto from Albinism Society of South Africa. We get to hear fruitful insights on how to take good care of albino children.

Sophiatown is one of South Africa's iconic historical sites. During its heyday it was the epicenter of politics, music, creativity and multi-culturalism. It is in Sophiatown where artists, writers and musicians flourished against the odds. As South Africa celebrates Heritage month - one of Sophiatown's well-known residents - Can Themba - who passed away in 1968 is also being remembered. Can - as h...

The ANC says it understands the urgency required in making a pronouncement following the outcome of the court judgement made by the Pietermaritzburg High Court yesterday. The court struck down the results of the party's KwaZulu-Natal 2015 elective conference declaring it unlawful and void. The party says it is still examining the legal and political implications of the judgement but has learnt les...