SHOW YOUR COLOURS: Daniëlle Janse van Rensburg and Neil de Beer are two dynamic students from Hoërskool Garsfontein who’ve excelled academically and in culture, sport and leadership throughout their high school careers. Both serve on the “Garsieraad” which is the school’s student council, leading with enthusiasm and wisdom.

SHOW YOUR COLOURS: Dani&euml;lle Janse van Rensburg and Neil&nbsp;de Beer are two dynamic students from Ho&euml;rskool Garsfontein who&rsquo;ve&nbsp;excelled academically and in culture, sport and leadership throughout&nbsp;their high school careers. Both serve on the &ldquo;Garsieraad&rdquo; which is the&nbsp;school&rsquo;s student council, leading with enthusiasm and wisdom.

The TouchDown with Tbo-Touch, LootLove, Lindi Mtshali (News) and Morena Mothupi (Sports). 

The TouchDown with Tbo-Touch, LootLove, Lindi Mtshali (News) and Morena Mothupi (Sports).&nbsp;

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Daniëlle Janse van Rensburg and Neil de Beer

LIFESTYLE: Few artists can say they've shaped the sound of a generation. Fewer still can say their music still hits just as hard almost two decades later. Liquideep has become a household name, with a catalogue that's both timeless and unmistakably South African. As they embark on a bold new creative journey, we're catching up with the duo behind the music to reflect on the legacy, the lessons and what's still to come. It's a pleasure to welcome Liquideep to the show.

LIFESTYLE: Few artists can say they've shaped the sound of a generation. Fewer still can say their music still hits just as&nbsp;hard almost two decades later. Liquideep has become a&nbsp;household name, with a catalogue that's both timeless and&nbsp;unmistakably South African. As they embark on a bold new&nbsp;creative journey, we're catching up with the duo behind the music to reflect on the legacy, the lessons and what's still to come. It's a&nbsp;pleasure to welcome Liquideep to the show.

Liquideep

Revved Up: Every day, millions of South Africans trust that the car in the next lane is safe enough to be on the road. But what if it isn't? With concerns growing over the condition of many vehicles on our roads, the Automobile Association is calling for mandatory annual roadworthy tests for all private passenger vehicles. Could this save lives, or is it just another expense for motorists? To unpack the debate, we're joined by Julian Pillay, Director of Quality, Standards, Policy and Future Mobility at the
Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI).

Revved Up: Every day, millions of South Africans trust that&nbsp;the car in the next lane is safe enough to be on the road. But what&nbsp;if it isn't? With concerns growing over the condition of many&nbsp;vehicles on our roads, the Automobile Association is calling for&nbsp;mandatory annual roadworthy tests for all private passenger&nbsp;vehicles. Could this save lives, or is it just another expense for&nbsp;motorists? To unpack the debate, we're joined by Julian Pillay,&nbsp;Director of Quality, Standards, Policy and Future Mobility at the Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI).

Julian Pillay

Time runs out for showbiz all-rounder Psyfo and his Clock on The Masked Singer South Africa. In the latest episode of SABC 2’s spectacular guessing game, The Masked Singer South Africa Season 3, former child star, television presenter, singer, songwriter, producer and media executive Sipho “Psyfo” Ngwenya was unmasked as the celebrity ticking on stage as the show’s mysterious Clock.

Time runs out for showbiz all-rounder Psyfo and his Clock on The&nbsp;Masked Singer South Africa.&nbsp;In the latest episode of SABC 2&rsquo;s spectacular guessing game, The&nbsp;Masked Singer South Africa Season 3, former child star,&nbsp;television presenter, singer, songwriter, producer and media&nbsp;executive Sipho &ldquo;Psyfo&rdquo; Ngwenya was unmasked as the celebrity&nbsp;ticking on stage as the show&rsquo;s mysterious Clock.

Daniëlle Janse van Rensburg and Neil de Beer

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