African Spirituality: Mkhulu Ntsingisa

ICASA has announced new rules that will require mobile networks to roll over unused data from January 2027, meaning no more losing data you’ve paid for, as long as your number stays active.
Meanwhile, Meta, TikTok and YouTube are heading to court in a landmark case over claims their platforms contribute to youth addiction and mental health concerns. Tech expert Olivier Tshimbidi joins us now to break it all down.........

ICASA has announced new rules that will require mobile networks to roll&nbsp;over unused data from January 2027, meaning no more losing data you&rsquo;ve paid for, as long&nbsp;as your number stays active. Meanwhile, Meta, TikTok and YouTube are heading to court in a landmark case over claims&nbsp;their platforms contribute to youth addiction and mental health concerns.&nbsp;Tech expert Olivier Tshimbidi joins us now to break it all down.........

#TechTuesday| Tech expert Olivier Tshimbidi

• Tha Muzik has our Monday evening mix to wrap things up

&bull; Tha Muzik has our Monday evening mix to wrap things up

The Drive Connection MONDAY Mix: Tha Muzik

✓ The Africa Cup of Nations final between Morocco and Senegal ended in
controversy — Senegal briefly walked off after a VAR penalty before
winning 1–0 in extra time. Clashes followed as fans tried to storm the
pitch. Morocco’s King Mohammed VI called the incidents ‘deplorable,’
but stressed African fraternity and historic ties will prevail once
emotions cool.
✓ Sudan’s National Theatre has reopened in Khartoum after major
rehabilitation — hailed as the revival of the city’s cultural spirit, with
hopes it will unite the nation and counter division.
✓ Did you know, Ma Afrika — Sudan, in northeastern Africa, actually has
more pyramids than Egypt? Beyond this fascinating fact, the country
boasts a rich tapestry of history and culture, from the ancient Kingdom
of Kush to the vibrant streets of Khartoum. Sudan offers a unique blend
of the old and the new — so what other hidden gems of Africa’s heritage
should we be celebrating?

✓ The Africa Cup of Nations final between Morocco and Senegal ended in controversy &mdash; Senegal briefly walked off after a VAR penalty before winning 1&ndash;0 in extra time. Clashes followed as fans tried to storm the pitch. Morocco&rsquo;s King Mohammed VI called the incidents &lsquo;deplorable,&rsquo; but stressed African fraternity and historic ties will prevail once emotions cool. ✓ Sudan&rsquo;s National Theatre has reopened in Khartoum after major rehabilitation &mdash; hailed as the revival of the city&rsquo;s cultural spirit, with hopes it will unite the nation and counter division. ✓ Did you know, Ma Afrika &mdash; Sudan, in northeastern Africa, actually has more pyramids than Egypt? Beyond this fascinating fact, the country boasts a rich tapestry of history and culture, from the ancient Kingdom of Kush to the vibrant streets of Khartoum. Sudan offers a unique blend of the old and the new &mdash; so what other hidden gems of Africa&rsquo;s heritage should we be celebrating?

Afrika Connect WITH Adv. Sipho Mantula

The Drive Connection FRIDAY Mix: Positiv K

✓ MOTOR NEWS
- Nissan sells Tshwane manufacturing Plant to Chery
- MG3 recalled

✓ DRIVEN: BYD Dolphin Surf EV

✓ ROAD HAWK: New blitz on scholar transport providers.

✓ MOTOR NEWS - Nissan sells Tshwane manufacturing Plant to Chery - MG3 recalled
✓ DRIVEN: BYD Dolphin Surf EV
✓ ROAD HAWK: New blitz on scholar transport providers.

#DriveOnDrive| Thami Masemola, Motoring Expert

As the new year begins, many business owners rush to add more — more goals, more plans, more pressure. But often, real growth doesn’t start with what we need to do more of... it starts with what we need to stop doing. Today, we’re joined by Trevor Kamoto a noted Transformation Speaker, Business Consultant, and Life Coach, who will help us unpack a powerful question for entrepreneurs at the start of the year: What should we stop doing, and what should we start doing in our businesses to grow
sustainably, stay sane, and succeed with purpose?

As the new year begins, many business owners rush to add&nbsp;more &mdash; more goals, more plans, more pressure. But often, real growth doesn&rsquo;t&nbsp;start with what we need to do more of... it starts with what we need to stop&nbsp;doing.&nbsp;Today, we&rsquo;re joined by Trevor Kamoto a noted Transformation Speaker,&nbsp;Business Consultant, and Life Coach, who will help us unpack a powerful&nbsp;question for entrepreneurs at the start of the year: What should we stop&nbsp;doing, and what should we start doing in our businesses to grow sustainably, stay sane, and succeed with purpose?

#SMEConnect| Trevor Kamoto ( Transformation Speaker, Business Consultant, and Life Coach )

Many of us spend hours sitting behind desks, staring at screens, or working on laptops — and without realising it, our bodies are paying the price. From stiff necks and sore backs to chronic pain and fatigue, poor posture has quietly become a modern-day health issue. This morning, we’re joined by wellness expert Ronald Abvajee, who’ll help us understand the link between posture, back pain, and desk-job health — and more importantly, what simple changes we can make to protect our bodies
before the pain becomes permanent.

Many of us spend hours sitting behind desks, staring at&nbsp;screens, or working on laptops &mdash; and without realising it, our bodies are paying&nbsp;the price. From stiff necks and sore backs to chronic pain and fatigue, poor&nbsp;posture has quietly become a modern-day health issue.&nbsp;This morning, we&rsquo;re joined by wellness expert Ronald Abvajee, who&rsquo;ll help us&nbsp;understand the link between posture, back pain, and desk-job health &mdash; and&nbsp;more importantly, what simple changes we can make to protect our bodies before the pain becomes permanent.

#ThriveAndStrive| Wellness Expert Ronald Abvajee

The tragic scholar transport crash near Vanderbijlpark, which claimed 12 young
lives, has highlighted the urgent need for safe, regulated learner transport in South Africa.
Calls are growing for binding national rules to ensure vehicles, drivers, and operators meet safety
standards. Parents and guardians also play a role in demanding accountability and taking legal
action when children’s safety is at risk.
Today, we speak with legal expert Thabo Masombuka about these rules, enforcement gaps, and
the legal avenues available to protect learners.

The tragic scholar transport crash near Vanderbijlpark, which claimed 12 young lives, has highlighted the urgent need for safe, regulated learner transport in South Africa. Calls are growing for binding national rules to ensure vehicles, drivers, and operators meet safety standards. Parents and guardians also play a role in demanding accountability and taking legal action when children&rsquo;s safety is at risk. Today, we speak with legal expert Thabo Masombuka about these rules, enforcement gaps, and the legal avenues available to protect learners.

Legal Expert Thabo Masombuka

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  & Lonwabo Nkohla on your Sports Desk

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  &amp; Lonwabo Nkohla on your Sports Desk

#The Drive Connection

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  & Lonwabo Nkohla in Sports

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  &amp; Lonwabo Nkohla in Sports

#The Drive Connection

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