Independent Film & TV critic, Thinus Ferreira on what to make of MultiChoice latest financial results which showed drastic loss of subscriber base for DSTV as it lost 9% of its active subscribers - 5% in South Africa and 13% in the Rest of Africa over the past year with its premium subscriber segment plummeting further.

Independent Film &amp; TV critic, Thinus Ferreira on what to make of MultiChoice latest financial results which showed drastic loss of subscriber base for DSTV as it lost 9% of its active subscribers - 5% in South Africa and 13% in the Rest of Africa over the past year with its premium subscriber segment plummeting further.

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The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

There's only one way to celebrate the weekend wakeup and 702 serves up the perfect accompaniment via the radio!

There's only one way to celebrate the weekend wakeup and 702 serves up the perfect accompaniment via the radio!

Weekend Breakfast with Gugs Mhlungu

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Niq Mhlongo is a Sowetan born journalist who majored in African Literature and Political Studies at Wits. His first novel, Dog Eat Dog, was published by Kwela in 2004 and was translated into Spanish under the title Perro Come Perro in 2006. This Spanish edition was awarded the Mar de Letras prize. His other novels are After Tears (Kwela 2007) and Way Back Home (Kwela 2013). He has also published two short story collections, titled Affluenza (Kwela 2016) and Soweto, Under the Apricot Tree (Kwela 2018). Mhlongo received the 2019 Herman Charles Bosman Prize for Soweto, Under the Apricot Tree. His latest novel “The City is Mine” tells a story of a man in search for “meaning” after a tumultuous relationship, can be found at all bookstores.  

Niq Mhlongo is a Sowetan born journalist who majored in African Literature and Political Studies at Wits. His first novel, Dog Eat Dog, was published by Kwela in 2004 and was translated into Spanish under the title Perro Come Perro in 2006. This Spanish edition was awarded the Mar de Letras prize. His other novels are After Tears (Kwela 2007) and Way Back Home (Kwela 2013). He has also published two short story collections, titled Affluenza (Kwela 2016) and Soweto, Under the Apricot Tree (Kwela 2018). Mhlongo received the 2019 Herman Charles Bosman Prize for Soweto, Under the Apricot Tree. His latest novel “The City is Mine” tells a story of a man in search for “meaning” after a tumultuous relationship, can be found at all bookstores.

Niq Mhlongo on latest book, living abroad & life story.

Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane interrogates the notion of YOLO (You Only Live Once) and 'life is (too) short' and how having such attitudes affects your approach to life.

Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane interrogates the notion of YOLO (You Only Live Once) and 'life is (too) short' and how having such attitudes affects your approach to life.

What does YOLO (You Only Live Once) and 'life is (too) short' mean?

Jazz Artist, Malcom Jiyane on what to expect from his recently released his anticipated sophomore album, “True Story”, like the first album, Jiyane recorded it with his band the Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O. In the album, Jiyane pays tribute to Breanda Fassie without knowledge of the significance of the year to Fassie’s life on MaBrrrrrrrrr.

Jazz Artist, Malcom Jiyane on what to expect from his recently released his anticipated sophomore album, “True Story”, like the first album, Jiyane recorded it with his band the Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O. In the album, Jiyane pays tribute to Breanda Fassie without knowledge of the significance of the year to Fassie’s life on MaBrrrrrrrrr.

State of business at Multichoice, Is load shedding to blame?

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