Women in polygamous marriages scored a significant victory when the high court in Limpopo ruled they had equal rights to those who entered into civil unions. The team discusses this.

The First Avenue is a show with a unique style of broadcasting. The proven ability of this team to captivate hundreds and thousands of people encompasses a formula of; relaxed entertainment on a high scale. The relaxed, structured tone will ease listeners in to a hectic day of work.

The teams ‘down to earth’, hands on approach is key in being able to attract audience and make a first time listener into a loyal listeners. They tell it like it is, unsympathetically. 

Unathi’s charm and wit ads to the duo’s lighthearted style of broadcasting whilst Glen still sits at the helms with his credibility and charm. 

Melanie is key in adding facts to any matter and is sometimes seen as the mediator between the two presenters – the voice of reason.

Owen’s credibility in the sporting world adds to the already extremely professional dynamic of this team. 

The chemistry of the entire team is undeniable and makes for great radio.

The First Avenue

Polygamy

Dion Chang tells the team what's on his radar in terms of trends.

DION CHANG

The team talks to Dr. Shaheeda Essack Director – Registration of Private Higher Education institution at the Department of Higher Education and Training and Dr. Teddy Blacher - CEO of the Maharishi Institute

Maharishi Institute

The team talks to Dr. Nokuzola Mndende, 
Director - Icamagu Institute about divorce in African culture.

The team talks to Dr. Nokuzola Mndende, <br>Director - Icamagu Institute about divorce in African culture.

Polygamy

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