We end Women’s Month in style today as one of the country’s great musicians usher’s in the weekend for us. Zama Jobe is marking 20 years of her career in the music industry and we feel honoured to have her in studio to share her journey and highlights of life….



Guest(Studio): Zama Jobe – South African Afro-soul award-winning musician

We end Women’s Month in style today as one of the country’s great musicians usher’s in the weekend for us. Zama Jobe is marking 20 years of her career in the music industry and we feel honoured to have her in studio to share her journey and highlights of life….
 
Guest(Studio): Zama Jobe – South African Afro-soul award-winning musician

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Friday Wind Down with Zama Jobe

 As we wrap-up the week, it’s always interesting to get reflect on some of the sentiment’s you’ve shared on the Open Line. One thing we’ve noticed is you anger and frustration against government, be it a minister implicated in corruption, politicians implicated in corruption being sworn into parliament or issues of crime. But then, what about us as South Africans, what is our responsibility in fixing our country and turn things around in our communities? How do we not put too much expectation on the shoulders of government? 

Guest:  Tshepo Matseba -  Managing Director at Reputation 1st Group and Strategic Partner at Ebony + Ivory Integrated Advertising Agency.

Guest:  Lorenzo Davids - CEO of the Development Impact Fund and The Justice Fund

As we wrap-up the week, it’s always interesting to get reflect on some of the sentiment’s you’ve shared on the Open Line. One thing we’ve noticed is you anger and frustration against government, be it a minister implicated in corruption, politicians implicated in corruption being sworn into parliament or issues of crime. But then, what about us as South Africans, what is our responsibility in fixing our country and turn things around in our communities? How do we not put too much expectation on the shoulders of government? 
Guest:  Tshepo Matseba -  Managing Director at Reputation 1st Group and Strategic Partner at Ebony + Ivory Integrated Advertising Agency.
Guest:  Lorenzo Davids - CEO of the Development Impact Fund and The Justice Fund

South Africans taking responsibility as citizens?

This morning, on our Municipal Watch feature, we speak to National Minister of Corporative Governance and Traditional Affairs: Velenkosini Hlabisa to get his response to the Auditor General's report which found that only 34 municipalities obtained clean audits. The Minister has so far promised to look into the different structures running municipalities and will also reveal his plans in a few days time. When you listen to this feature every Thursday, you will know some of the rot that has been revealed in the different municipalities. 

Guest: Velenkosini Hlabisa - National Minister of Corporative Governance and Traditional Affairs

This morning, on our Municipal Watch feature, we speak to National Minister of Corporative Governance and Traditional Affairs: Velenkosini Hlabisa to get his response to the Auditor General's report which found that only 34 municipalities obtained clean audits. The Minister has so far promised to look into the different structures running municipalities and will also reveal his plans in a few days time. When you listen to this feature every Thursday, you will know some of the rot that has been revealed in the different municipalities. 
Guest: Velenkosini Hlabisa - National Minister of Corporative Governance and Traditional Affairs

#Municipal Watch: COGTA Minister responds to AG report

The latest statistics indicate that approximately 7.06 million people are living with HIV in South Africa. The HIV incidence rate is about 2.70 per 1,000 population across all ages. Additionally, there are around 50,000 deaths due to AIDS annually. We unpack the new vaccine interventions that have been made in recent weeks to make medication accessible to communities affected by HIV/AIDS. 

Guest: Dr. Nkhensani Nkwashu - Executive of NSP Implementation at the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC)

Guest: Saira Johnson-Qureshi - (Acting) Country Coordinator at PEPFAR 

Guest:  (Mr) Nthabiseng Petrus Khoza - Director of HIV/AIDS Conditional Grant at Department of Health

The latest statistics indicate that approximately 7.06 million people are living with HIV in South Africa. The HIV incidence rate is about 2.70 per 1,000 population across all ages. Additionally, there are around 50,000 deaths due to AIDS annually. We unpack the new vaccine interventions that have been made in recent weeks to make medication accessible to communities affected by HIV/AIDS. 
Guest: Dr. Nkhensani Nkwashu - Executive of NSP Implementation at the South African National AIDS Council (SANAC)
Guest: Saira Johnson-Qureshi - (Acting) Country Coordinator at PEPFAR 
Guest:  (Mr) Nthabiseng Petrus Khoza - Director of HIV/AIDS Conditional Grant at Department of Health

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