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As we continue to observe 30 years of freedom and democracy. Today we are joined by another anti-apartheid activist, Cas Coovadia whose inspirational journey has shown over the years that it’s never too late to change paths as he made a successful transition from politics to business. Today he’s one of the country’s most respected CEOs…..and I hope that his story will inspire you.



GUEST (STUDIO): Cas Coovadia, CEO of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA)

As we continue to observe 30 years of freedom and democracy. Today we are joined by another anti-apartheid activist, Cas Coovadia whose inspirational journey has shown over the years that it’s never too late to change paths as he made a successful transition from politics to business. Today he’s one of the country’s most respected CEOs…..and I hope that his story will inspire you.
 
GUEST (STUDIO): Cas Coovadia, CEO of Business Unity South Africa (BUSA)

Friday’s Fireside Chat with Cas Coovadia

The MMC for Human Settlement in the City of Joburg, Cllr. Mlungisi Mabaso has issued a stern warning to the public about a scam involving fraudulent identity documents bearing his likeness. The MMC joins me on the line to tell us more about this and share an anecdote on a recent incident

GUEST: Cllr. Mlungisi Mabaso, MMC for Human Settlement in the City of Joburg

The MMC for Human Settlement in the City of Joburg, Cllr. Mlungisi Mabaso has issued a stern warning to the public about a scam involving fraudulent identity documents bearing his likeness. The MMC joins me on the line to tell us more about this and share an anecdote on a recent incident
GUEST: Cllr. Mlungisi Mabaso, MMC for Human Settlement in the City of Joburg

Fake ID scam targeting house seekers in Johannesburg

Chairman of the African Diaspora Forum joins us to discuss the ongoing issue of Spaza shops registrations and also to shed more light on the challenges encountered by foreigners when embarking on this process. This as we know that Spaza shop owners and street vendors have until 13 December to register their businesses within the municipalities they operate in.

GUEST: Amir Sheik, Chairman of the African Diaspora Forum

Chairman of the African Diaspora Forum joins us to discuss the ongoing issue of Spaza shops registrations and also to shed more light on the challenges encountered by foreigners when embarking on this process. This as we know that Spaza shop owners and street vendors have until 13 December to register their businesses within the municipalities they operate in.
GUEST: Amir Sheik, Chairman of the African Diaspora Forum

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