By: Natasha Archary Winter takes its toll on your skin and hair, causing skin to become dry and flaky and hair to lose lustre, looking brittle. The same can be said for heels, elbows and lips, with cracks making an appearance, calling for a more rigorous routine. When Sizwe Dhlomo first moved to Johannesburg from KwaZulu-Natal, he learnt very quickly that he needed to invest in lip care. The drier […]
By Zuko Komisa South Africans and people across the world all grow up with a set of beliefs about how the world works and one such belief is the influence of old people's words in your life. Whether you believe it or not, there are many people who grow up being told of the existence of prophecies, curses and witchcraft amongst other things. In Setswana 'Go tshwara ka pelo', is […]
By: Natasha Archary When he's not praising Eskom executives during the worst era of rolling blackouts the country has ever experienced, Pravin Gordhan contradicts himself. This after he shared that ex-Eskom CEOs were going to be brought in to help with the country's dire power crisis. With loadshedding only getting worse, the Public Enterprises Minister is not against roping in former Eskom heavyweights to help with the skills shortage at […]
By: Natasha Archary In marking another Youth Month in SA this June, the Kaya Drive team wanted to know if there's any merit in celebrating struggle holidays. With a non-performing ruling party at the helm, and the prevalence of unemployment amongst the youth at an all-time high, what's the value of Youth Day or Youth Month for young people today? The latest StatsSA Quarterly Labour Force Survey paints a bleak […]
By: Natasha Archary Retail therapy has been a coping mechanism for many people going through a hard time. Whether you're feeling stressed, anxious or dealing with a heartbreak, spoiling yourself has been linked to self-care. With the current economic climate pushing the cost of living up, the question is whether people still shop for therapy? Almost 62% of shoppers feel better after they've bought something for themselves. Another 28% of […]
By: Natasha Archary Izinto Zabantu! Loosely translated, this means "other people's things." Growing up, Sizwe Dhlomo's parents were pretty strict about him borrowing toys and other possessions from his friends. "My parents didn't want to see anything that they didn't buy for my siblings and I. If they didn't buy it, it should not be in the house." It was a rule that conditioned in him the habit of not […]
By: Natasha Archary If you're banking on getting a partner allowance for the duration of your relationship, forget about it. The number of men who are against giving their partner financial benefits while dating is increasing. Founder of the "Stingy Men Association" (jokes) Sizwe Dhlomo is against a partner allowance. The proud Zulu man says there's no way he's giving his partner any financial contributions and she should be able […]
By: Natasha Archary Low-cost Irish airline, Rynair has been accused of discrimination by forcing South Africans to complete a test in Afrikaans. Failing to do so will result in passengers not being allowed to board their flights. The matter was brought to light by a disgruntled South African, living in the UK, Dinesh Joseph who was appalled at being asked to complete the Afrikaans test before he boarded his flight. […]
By: Natasha Archary Arthur Fraser filing criminal charges against President Cyril Ramaphosa has opened up the discussion on what people who have information on you can mean for your reputation. Whether or not they're dangling the information or whatever sordid details there is against you in a bid to just threaten you or keeping it as leverage, what can you do if you're being blackmailed? The important point to remember […]
Kaya 959 takes back Sundays with A Touch of Soul, the only show bringing you soul and RnB music that touches your mind, body and spirit. The Best T in the City, T-bose takes you back to a time when music was made to last. A Touch of Soul is the perfect wind-down to your weekend. Sundays 14h00 to 18h00.
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The Jazz Standard with Brenda Sisane. Sunday's 12:00-15:00.
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WITH XOLA DLWATI: SATURDAYS 12:00 -15:00 Spade of Hearts is a fuse of love and soulful sounds, pulling at your heartstrings. Tune in for songs that will take you down memory lane. It is the sound that once dominated your playlist. It airs Sundays 12:00 – 15:00.
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The World Show is informative, expansive, and largely pan-African. This is a musical journey that bridges generations and genres, travelling across continents and timelines, with in-depth interviews and features. ‘The World Show’ is a four-hour global journey through sound – featuring the freshest tracks from home and afar.
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