The Weekend CatchUp

 This Human Rights Day, 2026, Love Thy Nation shines a spotlight on hope, ubuntu, and everyday heroes with their new short film, Nomayini. The film whose name means “whatever you have” or “whatever it takes” – follows two waste surfers in Johannesburg who are inspired by a young boy
playing soccer with an empty bottle, showing how small acts of kindness and collective effort can truly change lives.

The Weekend CatchUp
&nbsp;This Human Rights Day, 2026, Love Thy Nation shines a spotlight on hope, ubuntu, and everyday heroes with their new&nbsp;short film, Nomayini.&nbsp;The film whose name means &ldquo;whatever you have&rdquo; or &ldquo;whatever it takes&rdquo; &ndash;&nbsp;follows two waste surfers in Johannesburg who are inspired by a young boy playing soccer with an empty bottle, showing how small acts of kindness&nbsp;and collective effort can truly change lives.

Weekend Mornings is a hybrid of urban, progressive radio. Hosted by two dynamic personalities, Mlu and Nola, the show is driven by urban music and common topics of discussion such as entertainment news, progressive politics, health, sport, outdoor living, inclusivity, and other topics that have a touch point with the audience

Weekend Mornings is a hybrid of urban, progressive radio. Hosted by two dynamic personalities, Mlu and Nola, the show is driven by urban music and common topics of discussion such as entertainment news, progressive politics, health, sport, outdoor living, inclusivity, and other topics that have a touch point with the audience