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New minister. New moves. But will it mean fewer queues? The Problem?
If you’ve ever stood in line for a passport, ID or birth certificate and watched the Home
Affairs computer system crash like it’s 2007, you’re not alone. The tech breakdowns
are so common, they’ve become a meme.
So what’s being done? Minister Leon Schreiber is shaking things up:
+ The CSIR was hired to investigate all the system failures.
+ Their solution? Upgrade the entire tech stack, apps, infrastructure, the works.
+ Plus, they’re trying to ditch SITA (the state IT agency) completely.
She’s been a first crush, a front-page feature, and a fairy-tale headline, now she’s building behind the scenes. With a brand that outshines the buzz, who is this public figure who’s always a move ahead?
South Africans have stopped fearing HIV. But the virus hasn’t stopped moving, it’s just getting smarter. And older. A new study from Wits University has found HIV infection rates rising among South Africans over 50, with nearly 1 in 4 people in that age group now living with the virus.
Presented by Thabo, this segment delivers a humorous and unique take on the weird, wacky, and risqué news of the day. It adds a playful twist to current events, making news consumption entertaining.
Overflowing sewage stops __________ in Australia.
Have you ever been offered money for something and you said no?
She’s the only person who could body a beat, body a law degree, and body a viral trend, all before brunch. A walking anthem for baddies, she’s equal parts storm and self-care. Who is this Southern superstar who turned empowerment into a movement? (Hints: “Body,” “Hot Girl” energy, law school, Texas roots)
A symbolic wedding in Ballito has sparked fresh debate about marriage rights, gender equality, and the blurry line between custom and law in South Africa.
Hosted by Xoli with Financial Expert Thuli Magobani, this segment delves into financial matters, offering tips, advice, and discussions on managing personal finances. It provides practical information tailored to the audience's needs.
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5 Breakfast with Dan Corder, Thabo Baloyi, Xoli Zondo and Marli van Eeden. Every weekday, 6 AM to 9 AM