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Radio2000 Mix

Radio 2000 Mixes - Listen to great Radio 2000 Mixes by Various DJs (Presenters, Resident & Guest )


Our Music Your Memories 

Radio 2000 Mixes - Listen to great Radio 2000 Mixes by Various DJs (Presenters, Resident &amp; Guest )
 Our Music Your Memories

2000mixes

Radio 2000 Mixes - Listen to great Radio 2000 Mixes

Radio 2000 Mixes

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

The Drive Connection FRIDAY MIX: Just Themba

Latest Automotive News


✓ Festival of Motoring: The latest updates from the Festival of Motoring,
including new vehicle launches, motoring trends and what visitors can expect.


Fix My Kasi


✓ Traffic officers and low pay: Concerns around traffic officers being underpaid
and whether financial pressure is contributing to some turning to “alternative”
or potentially unlawful ways of making money.

Latest Automotive News
 ✓ Festival of Motoring: The latest updates from the Festival of Motoring, including new vehicle launches, motoring trends and what visitors can expect.
 Fix My Kasi
 ✓ Traffic officers and low pay: Concerns around traffic officers being underpaid and whether financial pressure is contributing to some turning to &ldquo;alternative&rdquo; or potentially unlawful ways of making money.

#DriveOnDrive| With Motoring Expert, Thami Masemola

White, brown, wholewheat, wholegrain, rye and sourdough, bread comes in many forms, but which one is the healthiest? Bread is often labelled as something we should avoid, especially when trying to lose weight or eat healthier. But is bread really the problem, or is it more about the type we choose
and how much we eat? And with healthy eating sometimes feeling expensive, how do budget
constraints affect the choices we make? Today, we speak to wellness expert Ronald Abvajee to unpack the truth about bread, from white and brown bread to wholewheat and sourdough, and whether it can still have a place in a healthy, balanced diet.

White, brown, wholewheat, wholegrain, rye and sourdough, bread comes in&nbsp;many forms, but which one is the healthiest? Bread is often labelled as&nbsp;something we should avoid, especially when trying to lose weight or eat&nbsp;healthier. But is bread really the problem, or is it more about the type we choose and how much we eat?&nbsp;And with healthy eating sometimes feeling expensive, how do budget constraints affect the choices we make?&nbsp;Today, we speak to wellness expert Ronald Abvajee to unpack the truth about&nbsp;bread, from white and brown bread to wholewheat and sourdough, and whether&nbsp;it can still have a place in a healthy, balanced diet.

The Drive Connection FRIDAY MIX: Just Themba

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