Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo
Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo on Kaya 959 weekdays, 06h00 to 09h00.
#FirstThingsFirst - Takeaways from first day of ICJ hearings at The Hague.
Yesterday, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague held the first of a two-day hearing in South Africa’s genocide case against Israel over the war in Gaza. There was a sense of pride from South Africa for the country in taking a stand against a a region supported…
#SingItBack 12 Jan 24
Today's theme is Rolling Stone's The 100 Greatest R&B song of the21st Century with a South African Twist.
Business Update - China makes move to reduce tariffs on Rooibos tea.
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke with Kgomotso Meso about South African dealerships reporting solid sales growth in 2023. They also covered the story on China making moves to reduce tariffs in Rooibis tea, which encourages a boost in exports to that country.
“Be weary of crypto scams”.
Editor of My Broad Band, Jan Vermeulen, joined Kgomotso Meso share insights on some of the biggest trends expected in the technology sector for this year. They touched on AI technology, social media trends, as well as the latest technology gadgets showcased at last year’s CES exhibition.
#FirstThingsFirst - Officials from Mopani Municipality ordered to return double salary paid in error.
The Mopani district municipality in Limpopo has given councillors and officials who erroneously received double salary payments in December an ultimatum to pay the money back into the municipal account before the end of January. The team discussed how they would handle the situation and asked listeners what a fair…
Business Update - SAA launches direct flights to Australia.
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi updated Kgomotso Meso and listeners on the Tongaat Hulett business rescue process. They also touched on SAA launching direct flights to Australia.
Where to invest your money in 2024
As we begin the year, we make financial decisions that will change our lives for the better. Investing is a big part of that. Kgomotso Meso invited Gerald Mwandiambira, Managing Partner of Sugar Creek Wealth, to advise on where one can put their money with the intention to invest, for…
#FirstThingsFirst - Ramaphosa’s warning about social grants sparks controversy ahead of elections.
The ANC recently celebrated its 112th anniversary, but the event was overshadowed by a controversial statement from President Cyril Ramaphosa. He warned attendees in Mbombela that the country’s social grants and NSFAS could be at risk if the ANC loses power in the upcoming general elections. The team shared their…
#SingItBack - 09 Jan 2024
Today's theme is Rolling Stone's The 100 Greatest R&B song of the21st Century with a South African Twist.
Business Update - Tiger Woods and Nike part ways!
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke with Kgomotso Meso about the business behind the Tiger Woods and Nike sponsorship coming to an end. They also touched on the rand manipulation saga, providing the latest developments thereof.
Court cases to take centre stage in 2024.
2024 will see many significant cases go to court. Some resume this year after postponement late last year. And others have just been enrolled an d will commence. These include the continuation of the trial into the death of Senzo Meyiwa , the start of Jub Jub’s alleged sexual assault…
#FirstThingsFirst - Cash-strapped parents complain about buying school uniforms from a single supplier.
The Competition Council has received over 200 complaints from parents about schools forcing them to buy uniforms from a single supplier. The team discussed the dynamics involved in the schools’ decision to do this, and highlighted the challenges parents face in sourcing school uniforms. Listeners shared their experiences with this…
#SingItBack 08 Jan 224
Today's theme is Rolling Stone's The 100 Greatest R&B song of the21st Century with a South African Twist.
Business Update - Economic outlook and expectations for 2024
Economic outlook and expectations for 2024 On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi previewed 2024 in terms of the economy of the country. She also expounded on Woolies Café shops going cashless to minimise the costs of handling money on small transactions.
It’s a year of new political parties, says Dr Ralph Mathekga
It’s a year of new political parties, says Dr Ralph Mathekga The year has begun on a high note already, with many happenings in the politics world. We invited Political Analyst, Dr Ralph Mathekga, to share insight into some of the stories that will be making a splash this year,…
#FirstThingsFirst - Holding corruption accused accountable.
More calls have been made for Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande to be fired. OUTA has accused the minister and the SACP - where Nzimande is the national chair of demanding kickbacks from NSFAS service providers. The team shared their thoughts on whether we should do more than just relying…
#SingItBack
Today's theme is one hit wonders
Navigating Relationships When You Manage Your Friends At Work
During an open line, Anonymous sent a voice note to seek advice. She is a Manager who now manages people who used to be her friends and colleagues before she got promoted. They seem to have expectations to receive special treatment and it has created a problem in both her…
#FirstThingFirst - An Open Line For Springboks Day
ANC Veteran Mavuso Msimang has withdrawn his resignation from the party. Carl Niehaus has abandoned his party ARETA to join the EFF. Former President Jacob Zuma is said to be announcing his “political future” this weekend. The team discussed these stories and opened the lines for listeners to share what’s…
#SingItBack
Today's theme is Queens of Dance