The South African Music Performance Rights Association has laid criminal charges against the owners of the popular restaurant brands for failure to pay music licence fees related to its members. We now speak to Sampra CEO Pfanani Lishivha.

The South African Music Performance Rights Association has laid criminal charges against the owners of the popular restaurant brands for failure to pay music licence fees related to its members. We now speak to Sampra CEO Pfanani Lishivha.

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

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

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SAMPRA CEO ( Mr. Pfanani Lishivha )

• 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

 South Africa is mourning the loss of Dr Diana Ferrus, the iconic
poet, storyteller, and cultural activist, who passed away at the age
of 72. Born in Worcester, Western Cape, Dr Ferrus’ words carried
the weight of history, empathy, and justice, touching generations.
She is best known for her powerful 1998 poem, “A Poem for Sarah
Baartman.”

 On this day, 9 February, history remembers Hlubi King
Langalibalele, one of the first Black leaders to be tried and
banished to Robben Island. Lieutenant-Governor Sir Benjamin
Pine punished the Hlubi people by breaking up their land, seizing
their cattle, and imprisoning Langalibalele—nearly a century before
Nelson Mandela and other activists were held on the island.

 Did you know that Robben Island was declared a National
Monument in 1996 under South Africa’s National Monuments Act
of 1968? Located in Table Bay, just 6 miles north of Cape Town,
Robben Island—known in Afrikaans as Robbeneiland—covers
about 5 square miles. Its name comes from the Dutch word for
“seals,” which once thrived in the surrounding waters.

 South Africa is mourning the loss of Dr Diana Ferrus, the iconic poet, storyteller, and cultural activist, who passed away at the age of 72. Born in Worcester, Western Cape, Dr Ferrus&rsquo; words carried the weight of history, empathy, and justice, touching generations. She is best known for her powerful 1998 poem, &ldquo;A Poem for Sarah Baartman.&rdquo;
 On this day, 9 February, history remembers Hlubi King Langalibalele, one of the first Black leaders to be tried and banished to Robben Island. Lieutenant-Governor Sir Benjamin Pine punished the Hlubi people by breaking up their land, seizing their cattle, and imprisoning Langalibalele&mdash;nearly a century before Nelson Mandela and other activists were held on the island.
 Did you know that Robben Island was declared a National Monument in 1996 under South Africa&rsquo;s National Monuments Act of 1968? Located in Table Bay, just 6 miles north of Cape Town, Robben Island&mdash;known in Afrikaans as Robbeneiland&mdash;covers about 5 square miles. Its name comes from the Dutch word for &ldquo;seals,&rdquo; which once thrived in the surrounding waters.

SAMPRA CEO ( Mr. Pfanani Lishivha )

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