Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo
Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo on Kaya 959 weekdays, 06h00 to 09h00. Supporting Sizwe on the breakfast show are Sol Phenduka, Mpho Maboi, and Mfundo Mabalane.
#SingItBack - 15 Jan 2024
Today's theme on #SingItBack is songs that were an Artist's First Hit.
Business Update - National budget will be a difficult one, says Finance Minister
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Kgomotso Meso about global and local central banks outlining their expectations for 2024 regarding interest rate cuts. She also touched on SA Finance Minister saying the February national budget speech will be a difficult one.
Are we giving children too many choices?
Christine Carrig, a Montessori Educator, and administrator in the U.S. shared her experience and the impact of giving children too many choices, terming it “decision fatigue”. To delve into the importance of cultivating a culture of good decision making in kids, Kgomotso Meso spoke with Parental Coach and Teacher, Susan…
#FirstThingsFirst - Feasibility of communities providing public services themselves.
The Sowetan reports this morning that crime fighters in Diepsloot are fearful after a security patroller was killed by criminals in the area. This highlights crime being one of the biggest concerns communities face. On the other hand, the front page of The Citizen features a story about how fixing…
#SingItBack - 15 Jan 2024
Today's theme on #SingItBack is songs that were an Artist's First Hit.
Business Update - SHEIN plans to list on US Stock Exchange this year.
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke with Kgomotso Meso about Chinese online retailer Shein’s plans to list on the US Stock Exchange this year. She also spoke about global leaders in business and politics gathering this week for the 2024 edition of World Economic Forum in Davos.
Terms of office for a South African President.
During his visit to Shembe church this past weekend, former President Jacob Zuma spoke about not being allowed to finish his second term in office. This raised questions about whether he implied he would want to come back to lead South Africa. Kgomotso Meso invited Researcher for the Department of…
#FirstThingsFirst - Mkhwebane goes to court to fight for R10m gratuity payment.
Former public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is ready to go to court to get her pension and other benefits paid to her. Those benefits include a R10 million gratuity she would have pocketed if she had completed her term. According to a City Press report, she has instructed her lawyers to…
#SingItBack - 12 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 - Tongaat Hulett business rescue deal to go ahead
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke with Kgomotso Meso about the Competition Commission’s warning to retailers to price “back to school” uniform fairly. She also provided update on Tongaat Hulett business rescue deal, which will go ahead.
What to expect in the entertainment industry in 2024.
To wrap up our outlook segment for 2024, Kgomotso Meso was joined by Entertainment journalist for Daily Sun, Andiswa Ngenyana. They focused on the expectations for the entertainment industry, from music and screen stars to social media influencers, from TV shows poised to blow up, to the upcoming award season.
#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.