South Africa’s biggest sporting weekend is fast approaching as Into Africa Racing and the South African Endurance Series (SAES) present the Nine Hours of Kyalami, the country’s premier motorsport event. We are currently broadcasting live from Tempo Luxury Restaurant in Sandton for the Nine Hours of Kyalami media briefing, giving everyone insight to what is transpire on the day of the race. This year's event will be held from 29th - 30th November 2024 at the iconic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, featuring a double-header grand finale. We speak to Marketing director Mihlali Mehlomakulu

South Africa’s biggest sporting weekend is fast approaching as Into Africa Racing and the South African Endurance Series (SAES) present the Nine Hours of Kyalami, the country’s premier motorsport event. We are currently broadcasting live from Tempo Luxury Restaurant in Sandton for the Nine Hours of Kyalami media briefing, giving everyone insight to what is transpire on the day of the race. This year's event will be held from 29th - 30th November 2024 at the iconic Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, featuring a double-header grand finale. We speak to Marketing director Mihlali Mehlomakulu
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Africa has experienced significant growth in its working class, yet many skilled professionals are increasingly choosing to migrate to other continents in search of better employment opportunities, higher wages and improved working conditions.

While this migration often benefits individuals and their families, it raises important questions about the long-term impact on Africa’s own economic development and workforce sustainability.

As more skilled workers leave Africa, the continent faces potential setbacks in key industries that are vital to its economic growth, it also places a greater burden on remaining workers and limits the availability of expertise needed to drive development projects forward.

For African countries to fully capitalize on their growing workforce, solutions such as improving working conditions, investing in education and minimizing the economic impact of emigration.

To further unpack we are joined on the line by Emmanuel Bensah Jnr, African development expert and Veli Nyirongo, African Economist based in the UK.

Africa has experienced significant growth in its working class, yet many skilled professionals are increasingly choosing to migrate to other continents in search of better employment opportunities, higher wages and improved working conditions.
While this migration often benefits individuals and their families, it raises important questions about the long-term impact on Africa’s own economic development and workforce sustainability.
As more skilled workers leave Africa, the continent faces potential setbacks in key industries that are vital to its economic growth, it also places a greater burden on remaining workers and limits the availability of expertise needed to drive development projects forward.
For African countries to fully capitalize on their growing workforce, solutions such as improving working conditions, investing in education and minimizing the economic impact of emigration.
To further unpack we are joined on the line by Emmanuel Bensah Jnr, African development expert and Veli Nyirongo, African Economist based in the UK.

Is the future for Africa’s working class brighter abroad?

BET Award-winning amapiano sensation Sha Sha returns with her latest single, "Ndawana," featuring Kelvin Momo and Sykes.

Released through Black Major in partnership with Sound On, "Ndawana" is poised to be the soundtrack of the summer, capturing a warm and soulful energy that’s perfect for sunny days ahead.

"Ndawana" is more than just a love song; it’s a celebration of connection and unity, resonating deeply with listeners as Sha Sha sings in Shona, creating a heartfelt link to her Zimbabwean heritage.

Working with Kelvin Momo, a leading figure in amapiano, and Sykes, who brings dynamic vocals to the track, Sha Sha has brought together a powerhouse team that perfectly balances amapiano's roots with a fresh, modern sound.

She has also launched a #TheOne challenge on TikTok, inviting fans to join in and celebrate finding "the one" in their lives, making "Ndawana" an anthem of love and connection for listeners around the world.

She joins us in studio.

BET Award-winning amapiano sensation Sha Sha returns with her latest single, "Ndawana," featuring Kelvin Momo and Sykes.
Released through Black Major in partnership with Sound On, "Ndawana" is poised to be the soundtrack of the summer, capturing a warm and soulful energy that’s perfect for sunny days ahead.
"Ndawana" is more than just a love song; it’s a celebration of connection and unity, resonating deeply with listeners as Sha Sha sings in Shona, creating a heartfelt link to her Zimbabwean heritage.
Working with Kelvin Momo, a leading figure in amapiano, and Sykes, who brings dynamic vocals to the track, Sha Sha has brought together a powerhouse team that perfectly balances amapiano's roots with a fresh, modern sound.
She has also launched a #TheOne challenge on TikTok, inviting fans to join in and celebrate finding "the one" in their lives, making "Ndawana" an anthem of love and connection for listeners around the world.
She joins us in studio.

Artist Profile: Sha Sha Returns with Soulful Single 'Ndawana

Fresh off a 13-stop tour across Australia and New Zealand, the Freestyle Kings LIVE is making its way to South Africa for the first time this November.

Known for mind-blowing stunts and jaw-dropping tricks, this internationally acclaimed show will hit Johannesburg, Pretoria, and Cape Town, with world-renowned riders performing front flips, double backflips, and a lineup of never-before-seen moves.

A collaboration between TEG and Showtime Management, this much-anticipated event marks the return of international freestyle motocross and BMX to South Africa since 2017.


Freestyle Kings LIVE will have appearances by sports legends like Robbie Maddison, Ronnie Mac, Rob Adelberg, and South Africa’s own Dallan Goldman.

In addition to witnessing the world’s top riders defy gravity, fans can also snag VIP tickets for exclusive meet-and-greet access, photo opportunities, and a walk-through of the massive ramps before the show.

To further unpack we are joined on the line by Dallan Goldman, Freestyle Motocross Rider

Fresh off a 13-stop tour across Australia and New Zealand, the Freestyle Kings LIVE is making its way to South Africa for the first time this November.
Known for mind-blowing stunts and jaw-dropping tricks, this internationally acclaimed show will hit Johannesburg, Pretoria, and Cape Town, with world-renowned riders performing front flips, double backflips, and a lineup of never-before-seen moves.
A collaboration between TEG and Showtime Management, this much-anticipated event marks the return of international freestyle motocross and BMX to South Africa since 2017.
 Freestyle Kings LIVE will have appearances by sports legends like Robbie Maddison, Ronnie Mac, Rob Adelberg, and South Africa’s own Dallan Goldman.
In addition to witnessing the world’s top riders defy gravity, fans can also snag VIP tickets for exclusive meet-and-greet access, photo opportunities, and a walk-through of the massive ramps before the show.
To further unpack we are joined on the line by Dallan Goldman, Freestyle Motocross Rider

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