Complains and frustrations about Dstv being too expensive: Over 100,000 sign petition to make DStv cut its prices amid virus. We speak to Sifiso Gwala on this matter. 

Complains and frustrations about Dstv being too expensive: Over 100,000 sign petition to make DStv cut its prices amid virus. We speak to Sifiso Gwala on this matter.&nbsp;

Join the vivacious Tshegohaco Moagi as she talks about all things life, health and wellness, love and everything else that tickles her listeners' fancy.

Join the vivacious Tshegohaco Moagi as she talks about all things life, health and wellness, love and everything else that tickles her listeners' fancy.

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Osmic Menoe, founder of the Back to the City Festival and the SA Hip-Hop Museum, stands as a vital custodian of South African hip-hop culture. Through music, heritage preservation, and creative entrepreneurship, he has built platforms that honour the past while empowering young people to shape the future. His work positions hip-hop as a tool for identity, education, and social change.

Osmic Menoe, founder of the Back to the City Festival and the SA Hip-Hop Museum, stands as a vital custodian of South African hip-hop culture. Through music, heritage preservation, and creative entrepreneurship, he has built platforms that honour the past while empowering young people to shape the future. His work positions hip-hop as a tool for identity, education, and social change.

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