#The Drive Connection

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu  & Lonwabo Miso in Sports

Production: Dineo Motaung

Technical Producer: Abraham Fungathi

with Paul Mnisi , Isaac Gampu &nbsp;&amp; Lonwabo Miso in Sports
Production: Dineo Motaung
Technical Producer: Abraham Fungathi

National Arts Festival: Thando Nombewu ( Love Seed )

The Drive Connection FRIDAY Mix: Positive K

South Africa’s car market is changing fast. We’re seeing record new vehicle sales, more Chinese brands entering the market, and growing interest in hybrids and electric cars. But what does this mean for the everyday motorist, especially when fuel, financing and running costs remain a concern?
We’re joined by Tshetlhe Litheko, Chief Policy Officer at Naamsa, the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa, to unpack the key takeaways from SA Auto Week 2026, a major gathering of manufacturers, government and industry players discussing the future of South Africa’s automotive sector.

South Africa&rsquo;s car market is changing fast. We&rsquo;re seeing record new&nbsp;vehicle sales, more Chinese brands entering the market, and growing interest in hybrids&nbsp;and electric cars. But what does this mean for the everyday motorist, especially when&nbsp;fuel, financing and running costs remain a concern? We&rsquo;re joined by Tshetlhe Litheko, Chief Policy Officer at Naamsa, the National&nbsp;Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa, to unpack the key takeaways&nbsp;from SA Auto Week 2026, a major gathering of manufacturers, government and&nbsp;industry players discussing the future of South Africa&rsquo;s automotive sector.

#DriveOnDrive| Tshetlhe Litheko, Chief Policy Officer at Naamsa, The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa

Breakfast is often called the most important meal of the day, while cereal is marketed as a convenient and healthy way to start it. But are all breakfast choices created equal? And do we need to eat first thing in the morning, or can we comfortably wait until midday? We’re chatting to wellness expert Ronald Abvajee about breakfast, cereals and what a healthier start to the day really looks like.

Breakfast is often called the most important meal of the day, while cereal is&nbsp;marketed as a convenient and healthy way to start it. But are all breakfast&nbsp;choices created equal? And do we need to eat first thing in the morning, or can&nbsp;we comfortably wait until midday?&nbsp;We&rsquo;re chatting to wellness expert Ronald Abvajee about breakfast, cereals and&nbsp;what a healthier start to the day really looks like.

National Arts Festival: Thando Nombewu ( Love Seed )

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