In honour of Heritage Month, Neelofar Sayed chats with public relations and marketing executive Viranna Frank from the KZN Museum in Pietermaritzburg.

In honour of Heritage Month, Neelofar Sayed chats with public relations and marketing executive Viranna Frank from the KZN Museum in Pietermaritzburg.

An energetic afternoon drive show, featuring latest trending & topical news stories, sport
updates, high-profile interviews and innovative CSI campaigns.

Providing high value entertainment to commuters heading home after hectic workdays.

Upbeat music peppered with interesting and snappy chats, relatable to the lifestyle of
listeners.

The different themes are but not limited to the below:

Nation Building

Promoting Democracy

Social Cohesion

Women & Youth Empowerment

Entrepreneurship & Leadership

Technology

South African Heritage

An energetic afternoon drive show, featuring latest trending &amp; topical news stories, sport updates, high-profile interviews and innovative CSI campaigns. Providing high value entertainment to commuters heading home after hectic workdays. Upbeat music peppered with interesting and snappy chats, relatable to the lifestyle of listeners. The different themes are but not limited to the below: Nation Building Promoting Democracy Social Cohesion Women &amp; Youth Empowerment Entrepreneurship &amp; Leadership Technology South African Heritage

The Drive by

The Drive By

Public relations and marketing executive Viranna Frank from the KZN Museum in Pietermaritzburg

For many aspiring filmmakers, getting that first opportunity to make something can be one of the biggest challenges. Every year local filmmakers have the opportunity to take an idea and turn it into a short film. With just 48 hours to write, shoot and edit their film, the initiative challenges your skills and levels of experience. It’s also an opportunity to meet other filmmakers, build relationships and have your work seen by an audience. Joining us is producer, Nerusha Sadapal to chat about the opportunities this creates for local filmmakers and creatives.

For many aspiring filmmakers, getting that first opportunity to make something can be one of the biggest challenges. Every year local filmmakers have the opportunity to take an idea and turn it into a short film. With just 48 hours to write, shoot and edit their film, the initiative challenges your skills and levels of experience. It&rsquo;s also an opportunity to meet other filmmakers, build relationships and have your work seen by an audience. Joining us is producer, Nerusha Sadapal to chat about the opportunities this creates for local filmmakers and creatives.

Opportunities for aspiring filmmakers

We are putting the spotlight on our eyes and the importance of looking after our vision, particularly in a world where so much of our day is spent staring at screens. Joining us is ophthalmologist Dr Johann Snyman, who has extensive experience in both general practice and ophthalmology. After working internationally as a GP and Medical Director in Asia, he returned to South Africa to specialise in eye care, obtaining his Fellowship in Ophthalmology through the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa and his MMed in Ophthalmology from UKZN. Dr Snyman is also the founder of Africa20twenty, a non-profit organisation providing pro bono cataract surgery to underserved rural communities. To tell us more ahead of World Sight Day, which is observed annually on the second Thursday of October, is ophthalmologist Dr Johann Snyman.

We are putting the spotlight on our eyes and the importance of looking after our vision, particularly in a world where so much of our day is spent staring at screens. Joining us is ophthalmologist Dr Johann Snyman, who has extensive experience in both general practice and ophthalmology. After working internationally as a GP and Medical Director in Asia, he returned to South Africa to specialise in eye care, obtaining his Fellowship in Ophthalmology through the Colleges of Medicine of South Africa and his MMed in Ophthalmology from UKZN. Dr Snyman is also the founder of Africa20twenty, a non-profit organisation providing pro bono cataract surgery to underserved rural communities. To tell us more ahead of World Sight Day, which is observed annually on the second Thursday of October, is ophthalmologist Dr Johann Snyman.

Public relations and marketing executive Viranna Frank from the KZN Museum in Pietermaritzburg

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