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In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by motoring journalist Prashirwin Naidu who recently took the GWM Tank 300 for a test run. Prashirwin speaks about his first impressions of the car, how the interior feels and the kind of price point the consumer is looking at. Prashirwin also touches on the rivals for this boxy car and the conversation is wrapped up with the motoring tip of the week. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Manto Raganya, Project Manager/ Founder of Kefilwe Safe Haven. They are a shelter that accommodates victims and survivors of Gender Based Violence and Femicide. Offering the victims and survivors temporary accommodation for 3- 6 months while they go for sessions with registered social workers and Psychologists. During that time, they not only give them accommodation but food, clothing and toiletries for the period of their stay. They celebrate her as the Breakfast Champion

The budget speech was delivered and according to property experts, the tax relief measures announced yesterday will provide welcome support to consumers at a time of sustained cost pressures. Adjustments to personal income tax brackets and rebates to counter bracket creep, together with higher tax-free savings and retirement contribution thresholds, will help protect disposable income and encourage greater long-term financial resilience. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise are joined by Phillip Schoeman, Broker and Owner of Re/Max to talk about what all of this means for property owners and those looking to buy

Nghamula Chauke speaks to Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Dr Fhulufhelo Tshivhula, and Clinical Psychologist, Molebogeng Moholo, about infertility, unpacking both the physiological and psychological challenges and the impact it has on individuals. The experts address the ongoing stigma and misinformation surrounding infertility, emphasising that it affects both men and women.

Did you know that apart from all the politics, small businesses often struggle with tender applications due to a lack of experience, limited resources, and the high-stakes or rather formal nature of the process? According to experts, the most critical mistakes often lead to instant disqualification before the proposal is even evaluated. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Lerato Sebata, Procurement Genius and Author of the Tender Success Blueprint Workbook about the common mistakes that entrepreneurs make when applying for tenders.

On this episode, Hlekani spoke with Karabo Dikhuba from Maboku Mangena Attorneys about non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). They discussed what NDAs are, where they are used, and how they are enforced. Dikhuba explained that NDAs are different depending on where they are used, such as in personal or business situations. She also said that it is important for a person to fully understand the responsibilities and obligations that come with this type of contract before signing it.

Jones Netshipise and Mpho Mashita are joined for an elevator pitch by Lethabo Ramokgopha, founder of Ko-Kitchening. They create home-made traditional meals like Mogodu on Mondays as they test our their market. They are also joined by Chartered Accountant, Business Coach and Managing Director at My Dough, Thabelo Raphala to give Lethabo some tips on how to attract more investors to her business.

Hlekani spoke with Obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Simon Mothiba about pelvic organ prolapse, a serious health condition that affects many women. Dr Mothiba said the condition is common in women who have given birth. However, it also affects many women who have had a hysterectomy. He explained that women should not feel ashamed to talk about their symptoms and should seek medical help if they notice any problems.

On the 21st February, the world commemorates International Mother Language Day, a day proclaimed by UNESCO to promote linguistic and cultural diversity, as well as multilingualism. In a country as richly diverse as South Africa, where 12 official languages are recognised and countless dialects are spoken, this day is relevant to our daily lifestyle. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Mpho Magongwa, Project Manager at READ about why this day matters now more than ever

On The Podium, Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise have Cecil Nkwashu, a young man making a major difference in the world of basketball specifically in the province. At the age of 32 he is a youth development practitioner, sports program coordinator, coach, and former professional basketball player with extensive experience in community and high-performance sports development. They talk about his experiences with basketball, founding the Super Elite Basketball Club and how he is using skills development through the Polokwane Inter-School Basketball Association to reach more people.