Resident Chef & Food Anthropologist, Dr Anna Trapido reviews Sultan Kebab (at the Nizamiye Turkish Masjid (Turkish mosque) Corner of K101 and Le Roux Avenue, Allandale, Midrand) (@nizamiyemosque, @sultankebabsa).

Resident Chef &amp; Food Anthropologist, Dr Anna Trapido reviews Sultan Kebab (at the Nizamiye Turkish Masjid (Turkish mosque) Corner of K101 and Le Roux Avenue, Allandale, Midrand) (@nizamiyemosque, @sultankebabsa).

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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

Sultan Kebab at the Nizamiye Turkish Masjid

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Independent TV &amp; Film Critic, Thinus Ferriera on what to make of Apple scaling back its on Hollywood spending after investing over $20 billion in original programming and how this might affect Apple TV+.

Apple TV+ Curbs Costs After Expensive Projects Fail to Capture Viewers.

Artistic Director of the National Arts Festival, Rucera Seethal on their call for the entry for the 2025 National Playwright Competition which closes on 2 August 2024.

Artistic Director of the National Arts Festival, Rucera Seethal on their call for the entry for the 2025 National Playwright Competition which closes on 2 August 2024.

Call for Submissions for the 2025 National Playwright Competition closing soon.

Co-Author of We Were Always Here: Stories of Black Inventors Across the African Diaspora, Dr Candice Bailey reviews “We Were Always Here: Stories of Black Inventors Across the African Diaspora” which is said to tell the unknown stories of the innovation and ingenuity of Africans who are solving African problems for African people.

Co-Author of We Were Always Here: Stories of Black Inventors Across the African Diaspora, Dr Candice Bailey reviews “We Were Always Here: Stories of Black Inventors Across the African Diaspora” which is said to tell the unknown stories of the innovation and ingenuity of Africans who are solving African problems for African people.

Sultan Kebab at the Nizamiye Turkish Masjid

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