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Nkosazana Mayeye, popularly known as DJ Nkosh, brings her signature versatility and unique song selection to the Big Breakfast Mix this morning. Originally from the Eastern Cape and now based in Johannesburg, DJ Nkosh holds a degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Johannesburg, combining her academic background with a deep and genuine passion for music. Known for her skills on the decks and a distinct approach to song selection, she has built a dedicated following among audiences and industry professionals alike. This one is going to be good.

The Big Mix
Nkosazana Mayeye, popularly known as DJ Nkosh, brings her signature versatility and unique song selection to the Big Breakfast Mix this morning. Originally from the Eastern Cape and now based in Johannesburg, DJ Nkosh holds a degree in Journalism and Communication from the University of Johannesburg, combining her academic background with a deep and genuine passion for music. Known for her skills on the decks and a distinct approach to song selection, she has built a dedicated following among audiences and industry professionals alike. This one is going to be good.

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Radio 2000 Mixes - Listen to great Radio 2000 Mixes by Various DJs (Presenters, Resident & Guest )


Our Music Your Memories 

Radio 2000 Mixes - Listen to great Radio 2000 Mixes by Various DJs (Presenters, Resident &amp; Guest )
 Our Music Your Memories

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Monday - Friday | 06h00  - 09h00am

Host: Dj Sbu 

Co Host: Nathi Ndamase

Sports Desk: Lelo Mzaca

Producer: Nonala Dagada
Technical Producer: Hlalefang Nomganga

 

Monday - Friday | 06h00 &nbsp;- 09h00am
Host: Dj Sbu&nbsp;
Co Host: Nathi Ndamase
Sports Desk: Lelo Mzaca
Producer: Nonala Dagada Technical Producer: Hlalefang Nomganga
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#TheBigMix DJ Nkosh 26/08/2026

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Two decades of deep soul excellence and she only gets better with time. Lady Sakhe, born Sakhe Motshoene, brings her signature Deep and Soulful House sound to the Big Breakfast Mix this morning. A multi-award-winning DJ from Soweto, Johannesburg, known across the industry as the Deep Soul Queen, Lady Sakhe has spent over two decades shaping both South Africa's underground and mainstream dance music landscapes with a distinctive sound that is entirely her own. Cultural entrepreneur, experienced event manager and one of the most respected names in South African house music. This morning, the Queen takes her throne.

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Two decades of deep soul excellence and she only gets better with time. Lady Sakhe, born Sakhe Motshoene, brings her signature Deep and Soulful House sound to the Big Breakfast Mix this morning. A multi-award-winning DJ from Soweto, Johannesburg, known across the industry as the Deep Soul Queen, Lady Sakhe has spent over two decades shaping both South Africa's underground and mainstream dance music landscapes with a distinctive sound that is entirely her own. Cultural entrepreneur, experienced event manager and one of the most respected names in South African house music. This morning, the Queen takes her throne.

#TheBigMix Lady Sakhe 02/09/2026

Well Wednesday

As food technology reshapes everything from what we eat to how we track our health, a quieter but equally important question is emerging. Are we moving forward while leaving our food heritage behind? From personalised nutrition and AI-powered health tracking to gut health, functional foods and sustainable eating, the global food conversation is evolving rapidly. But as South Africa marks Heritage Month this September, the real question is whether African diets should be more deeply rooted in our local environment, indigenous foods, cultural traditions and natural rhythms.

Registered Dietitian and "The Urban Dietitian" Mbali Mapholi joins the show to unpack the latest forces reshaping our plates and to make the case for why going forward might actually mean looking back. Because sometimes the most powerful nutrition advice is not found in the latest app or supplement, but in the wisdom of what our grandmothers already knew.

Well Wednesday
As food technology reshapes everything from what we eat to how we track our health, a quieter but equally important question is emerging. Are we moving forward while leaving our food heritage behind? From personalised nutrition and AI-powered health tracking to gut health, functional foods and sustainable eating, the global food conversation is evolving rapidly. But as South Africa marks Heritage Month this September, the real question is whether African diets should be more deeply rooted in our local environment, indigenous foods, cultural traditions and natural rhythms.
Registered Dietitian and "The Urban Dietitian" Mbali Mapholi joins the show to unpack the latest forces reshaping our plates and to make the case for why going forward might actually mean looking back. Because sometimes the most powerful nutrition advice is not found in the latest app or supplement, but in the wisdom of what our grandmothers already knew.

#WellWednesday Mbali Mapholi: Is the Future of Food Leaving Our African Food Heritage Behind?

Business2Business

AlexAndrea Billing joins the show to introduce a South African healthcare billing and practice support company that is doing far more than chasing invoices. Built on the philosophy of "Where Billing Meets Compassion," AlexAndrea helps healthcare professionals navigate medical aid, Road Accident Fund and Compensation Fund claims, recover outstanding payments and build financially sustainable practices. From physiotherapists and GPs to orthopaedic surgeons, occupational therapists and rehabilitation facilities, AlexAndrea supports a broad range of practitioners who simply need to be paid so they can keep delivering care.

But the vision goes even further. Through its non-profit arm AlexAndrea Cares, the organisation helps patients access essential assistive devices including wheelchairs, prosthetic limbs and mobility solutions when medical aid falls short. And with a dedicated focus on supporting African Orthotics and Prosthetics practitioners who have the qualifications but lack the infrastructure to practise fully, AlexAndrea is actively working to build a stronger and more inclusive African healthcare ecosystem. This is business with a heartbeat.

Business2Business
AlexAndrea Billing joins the show to introduce a South African healthcare billing and practice support company that is doing far more than chasing invoices. Built on the philosophy of "Where Billing Meets Compassion," AlexAndrea helps healthcare professionals navigate medical aid, Road Accident Fund and Compensation Fund claims, recover outstanding payments and build financially sustainable practices. From physiotherapists and GPs to orthopaedic surgeons, occupational therapists and rehabilitation facilities, AlexAndrea supports a broad range of practitioners who simply need to be paid so they can keep delivering care.
But the vision goes even further. Through its non-profit arm AlexAndrea Cares, the organisation helps patients access essential assistive devices including wheelchairs, prosthetic limbs and mobility solutions when medical aid falls short. And with a dedicated focus on supporting African Orthotics and Prosthetics practitioners who have the qualifications but lack the infrastructure to practise fully, AlexAndrea is actively working to build a stronger and more inclusive African healthcare ecosystem. This is business with a heartbeat.

#TheBigMix DJ Nkosh 26/08/2026

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