By David O'Sullivan This past week, I was trawling through an old filing cabinet crammed with yellowing documents, dusty boxes of cassettes and piles of unsorted, haphazard photographs. I was searching for pictures taken on 27 April 1994 when, while working as a freelancer for a number of international radio networks (while pretending to be an articled clerk at Webber Wentzel), I ended up in Soweto in the late afternoon […]
By Zuko Komisa The right to vote is one of the most basic and fundamental rights in a democracy. In South Africa, the electoral system is based on party-list proportional representation. A system that has made it very difficulty for the electorate to hold their representatives accountable for their action. The issue of voting for young people arises in most instances due to the disillusions created by political parties making […]
By The Breakfast with David Team The President of the Black Business Council Sandile Zungu says it will be hard to persuade long term investors when there is no security of power supply. He was responding to a question about the crisis that power utility Eskom is in. Zungu says power supply is very critical in attracting foreign direct investment in the country. Eskom is at the centre of the […]
By David O’Sullivan 29 years ago I had my first encounter with Nelson Mandela. I was the News Editor at Capital Radio at the time and we had been waiting for his arrival home in Soweto. We had been briefed that he wouldn’t go to Winnie’s mansion, but would return to his little house on the corner of Vilakazi and Ngakane Streets in Orlando West, Soweto. We’d also been told […]
By Khaya Sithole Just over 50 weeks ago in Nasrec, Cyril Ramaphosa finally achieved his long-held ambition to be the President of the African National Congress. As we watched him ascend to the stage and then shedding a tear, there was a clear impression that a journey whose genesis started long before our time had finally delivered the grand prize. A journey that had traversed the trenches of the trade […]
By Mpumelelo Mkhabela The investment summit succeeded in two ways. Firstly, it was a necessary public relation exercise to reset investor sentiment on South Africa after years of negativity. To a certain extent this was achieved, not only because of the pledges that were made, but also the fact that business and government came together to endorse South Africa as a desirable investment destination. Secondly, the investment pledges made by […]
By Mpumelelo Mkhabela Last week, President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed details about the government's R50 billion stimulus package. Key features of Ramaphosa's stimulus It can be divided into three. The first part contains the practical, doable things. For example, reviewing the visa regime to allow tourists to visit South Africa easily; tabling a new mining charter that ensures investor confidence and take South Africa out of the ruinous years of the Jacob Zuma […]
Breakfast with David Team Residents in the Free State will now be able to access chronic medication without the stress of queuing in hospitals. The province's Department of Health and Pharmacy Dispensing Unit the ATM pharmacy in Bloemfontein today. The pharmacy gives patients with chronic illnesses repeat medication in under five minutes. The innovation - which aims to reduce congestion at public healthcare facilities - has been developed by a team comprising […]
By Motlagae Konyana If you're cooking for your family this sunday, one of the best options you can serve is lamb rack. This week we’re challenging you to cook along with us for Sunday lunch, we are making a classic rack of lamb served with roasted potatoes and a Tiramisu Tart. How elegant is a rack of lamb? It is the Rolls Royce of lamb and every cook’s dream to […]
He has held it down in the world of mid-morning radio with the best music, riveting topics, brilliant mixes and interesting guests. Every weekday, The Best T proves why he is the BEST by connecting to you like only your bro or favourite uncle could. He lets his listeners dictate the songs they want to hear in the ever-popular Top 10 at 10, and his Three Teaspoons never run out. Catch The Best T in the City Mondays to Fridays from 09h00 to 12h00.
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Feel good about feeling good! That's exactly what The Feel-Good show is about. An escape from the negativity that surrounds us, indulging you in good feels. Pass it on to one and all. Spread the good feeling around Gauteng with Andy Maqondwana.
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The world of business is simplified for you by Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi. This fast-paced award-winning business show talks to the corporate giants as well as up and coming entrepreneurs about their wins and challenges. Gugulethu invites guests to offer their analyses of markets and economies, and also delves into issues of personal financial wellness. Kaya Biz airs Mondays to Thursdays 18h00 to 19h00.
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Point of View with Phemelo Motene delves into the day’s current affairs, touches on real issues that affect people’s daily lives and shares expert advice on questions posed by the audience. Mondays to Thursdays 20:00 to 22:00.
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