NUMSA signs positive wage deal, Shoprite says smart trolleys do not threaten jobs, and key figures out this week.

Breakfast chatted to Member of the Eastern Cape Provincial Legislature, Dr Tony Duba ahead of the meeting ,which this year has a specific focus on women and youth empowerment.

. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T

SA set to open first underground mine in 15 years, Spur shares are up despite high beef prices, and Checkers introduces smart trolleys.

Kgabo “Burn” Tlhako and Tshepo “Tee” Mphela from The Klean Pair set the record straight on sneaker culture and bust some suprising misconceptions. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi

The indefatigable founder of Bitou Youth Pioneers, Vuyo Kitsi is making a tangible difference in the lives of young girls and women in the Bitou area. This is an NPO worthy of support, take a listen and find out how you can assist, whether as a private individual or as a corporate. Kaycee Rossouw

Inflation is up, a new steel industry tariff could protect the industry, and Telecoms Minister to review BEE policy so as to allow satellite companies to operate in SA.

NUMSA talks about to wrap, Anglo-American restructuring plans suffer a setback, and "is the hype around AI overdone?"

After listening to the Chairman of the Wilderness Ratepayers & Residents Association, Charl Jacobs' chat with Simon B, you will not want to miss the chance to share the room with one of the world's most dynamic thought leaders. The Drive with Simon Bechus

Agricultural exports to the USA surge, MTN profits rise, and making headlines, the communciations company is under grand jury investigation in the US.

This indie rocker blends jangly guitar riffs with dynamic overdrive, crafting songs about freedom, resilience, and life’s uncertainties. He has a new song out called 'Conventional,' - we predict it's going to be a hit! Take a listen. (Kea Zawadi was standing in for Kaycee Roussow) Kaycee Rossouw