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In this podcast, Greg Ratema is joined on the line by motoring journalist Prashirwin Naidu who has a lot to share about his recent visit to the Festival of Motoring. Prashirwin kicks of the conversation by talking about the Audi A3. He shares details on its performance, how it looks from the inside to the outside and whether all this justifies the price tag. Shifting gears Prashirwin talks about the Renault Duster and what makes this car stand out. The conversation is wrapped up with Prashirwin sharing his insights on the recent Festival of motoring that he attended. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

MicroFinance South Africa (MFSA) is calling on regulators to act swiftly on the unchecked and rapid rise of Buy Now, Pay Later credit services. With a warning that this current unregulated structure is exposing millions of consumers to unsustainable debt, hidden costs, and financial exploitation. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to the CEO of Micro Finance South Africa, Leonie van Pletzen about the hidden effects of the Buy Now, Pay Later systems and how people can practice caution.

Spring is fast approaching and for many people, this means that their homes are due for a thorough spring clean. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to the founder of Sisters at Work Cleaning Services, Mbali Nhlapho about easy tips you can use when spring cleaning your home this season and how to effectively store your heavy Winter blankets now that you no longer need them.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by one of the great voices in South African Hip Hop, Zakwe, who has new music to share with the listeners of Limpopo's Hottest Frequency. Zakwe reflects on how growing up in KwaMashu shaped his love for music and influenced the kind of rapper he has become. With Hip Hop gradually fading into the background of the South African music landscape, Zakwe shares his perspective on why this is happening. The conversation wraps up with a discussion about his latest single featuring Big Zulu, along with promises of more new music on the way. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined by a new voice fast growing in the Lekompo genre, hailing from Mankweng. His name is Jack Nthoneng Makwela, but the streets know him as Natiey Lepaka. Natiey speaks about his love for music and how his family has always been in support of his craft even when they doubted him. Natiey shares how his blow up came from social media getting ahold of his clip rapping to Lekompo and from there his following grew and everyone wanted studio time with him. As they wrap up the conversation he shares more on his future plans and what more people can expect from him. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

King Bash is joined on the line by motoring Journalist Prashirwin Naidu who recently had two exciting rides from Mercedes-Benz South Africa, the Mercedes-Benz CLE300 and the  V-Class V300d. Prashirwin speaks on how these cars perform on the road, how they look and if these justify the performance. As always Prashirwin ends the conversation with a motoring tip for the motorists. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Smart homes are the new buzz in property. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Broker and owner of Remax, Phillip Schoeman about what turning your property into a smart home does for the value of your property. They also look at whether or not there are any risks you could be facing.

Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise celebrate the community of Mukhomi in Malamulele. Through the Mukhomi Community Forum they’ve completed a house and handed it over to a family of 7 who lived in a 2 room dilapidated house. The house was built strictly using donations from community members. People volunteered their services to help build this house and make it a home. They talk to Rhulani Mhlanga, Secretary of the Mukhomi Community Forum about how this idea came about and how they made this a reality.

Attorney Karabo Dikhuba from Maboku Mangena Attorneys joined Hlekani for a discussion on understanding the voetstoots clause and what to be cautious of when entering into a contract that includes it. Dikhuba explained that while the voetstoots clause primarily protects the seller in South African property transactions, this protection is limited. Sellers cannot use the clause to hide known latent defects or commit fraud.

Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise are joined by entrepreneur, Phuthi Mashego the founder of MoAfrika wa Di Atchar for a 30 second elevator pitch. He stands outside fast food chains at a drive through and sells his Atchar in different flavours.They are also joined by Business Coach, Dr Lucas Moloi as Phuthi makes his request for an investment.