By Nomali Cele The Rio summer 2016 games are happening during Women’s Month, the perfect excuse to introduce you to some of the top women in sport in the world today! Caster Semenya, Athletics by Stu Forster/Getty Images Mokgadi Caster Semenya is no stranger to South Africans who have even the faintest interest in current affairs. The middle-distance runner was thrust into the spotlight in 2009 after she won gold […]
By Nomali Cele We live in a time when “African print” – the catch-all phrase for anything remotely tribal or printed – has been revealed as not at all African. It’s good to see African designers who are not tied to this trite prescriptive of what African fashion should be thriving in the global landscape. Maki Oh Amaka Osakwe has the distinction of having American First Lady Michelle Obama wear […]
By Nomali Cele Young blood doesn’t always get its due acknowledgement in industries. Meet three young fashion designers who capture the spirit of being young and African and talented today. All three designers are creating functional fashion that their dream customers can wear in their daily lives. Rich Mnisi of Rich Mnisi Rich Mnisi founded his namesake fashion brand in 2014 and was named Young Designer of the Year. He […]
By Nomali Cele Gugu Zulu, 38, was a South African motorsports pioneer. The rally champion put his stamp on a predominantly white sport. His race car driving led to other opportunities such as television presenting (on SABC 3’s Car Torque) speaking engagements and a public life as a recognised sports figure. Born in Soweto in 1978, Gugu Zulu began his career on the track in 1999 after graduating from the […]
By Nomali Cele In keeping with the 40th anniversary of the Soweto uprisings of 1976 and honouring the sacrifices the students made, we, we pay homage to this day’s student activists (#FeesMustFall #RhodesMustFall #EndOutsourcing). However, the struggle doesn’t end there. Here are three more education imbalances that we believe must fall. Bad Sanitation Must Fall In 2014, a six-year-old boy from Chebeng village, Limpopo, began school. Sadly, he wouldn’t see […]
By Nomali Cele South African music has always been expressive. Whether it was coded with messages of the anti-apartheid struggle or an evolution of a proudly South African genre and style of music to fit what was happening in the world. During the decade of 1996 – 2006, South African music enjoyed its debutante phase and was still being led by the youth of the day. As we passed the […]
By Nomali Cele We were slow to catch on: the 1980s kicked in a little late in the South African music scene. But while the aesthetic of the 1980s music industry (distinct fashion, bad hair decisions, groovy and boppy music) slowly seeped into the South African music industry, another change was taking place. In the struggle against the National Party’s oppressive regime, Nelson Mandela had firmly emerged as the face […]
By Nomali Cele Music as a form of resistance to oppression has always been a part of the art, freedom music goes back centuries. In 1963, the singer Miriam Makeba addressed a United Nations special committee against apartheid. During this time, Makeba was living in the United States of America in exile as were many other South African artists scattered around the world, where they performed and advocated against apartheid. […]
By Nomali Cele There is more than one way to reach success after school. For years, the South African higher education system has been battling a problem: Most students, who leave high school with a pass mark, tend to head for universities. The problem with this approach to tertiary education is that there just isn’t enough room in our universities to accommodate all the matriculants any given year. While it’s […]
By Nomali Cele Tourism has had a big part to play for African economies. A World Economic Forum 2015 report said that the African countries that are most tourism-ready include Seychelles, Cape Verde, Botswana, Rwanda and Namibia. On the list, South African is ranked first, which could have changed in the past few months. There are a number of untapped avenues that could help reshape the way the world views […]
By Nomali Cele Gone are the days of “the dark continent” which Africa never was, to begin with. These days, Africans are building and growing their countries and with each other, even in the face of setbacks that include slow development and tough financial times. What Africa needs is investors – who don’t always have to be from the West or the East – to believe in the future we […]
By Nomali Cele When you take music and add Africans, you have an instant good time. Nobody knows how to revel quite like we do. It’s just as well that the African arts and culture calendar is not low on festivals, which range from a few days of fun to week-long celebrations. The best-kept secret about festivals is the boost they give to local communities. While music and art enthusiasts […]
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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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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