Kaya 959

Kaya 959

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Kaya 959 episodes

  • The Front Page - The Mail & Guardian On Criminals Targeting Free State Hospitals
    Fresh and Thato spoke to Mail & Guardian Journalist, Lunga Mzangwe on what to make of The Mail & Guardian's exclusive after they visited three hospitals in Bloemfontein and at all three affected by extreme criminality who have been stripping out taps, flush mechanisms and copper pipes. Toilets are locked, private security has been hired, and nurses are filling urns by hand because there’s no hot water and affected hospital infrastructure used to supply oxygen to operating theatres.  Kaya 959
    12 min
  • Profile Feature: Romantha Botha on telling South Africa’s stories
    Phemelo is joined in studio by filmmaker, digital creator and speaker Romantha Botha, who uses short-form storytelling to explore South Africa’s history, identity, language and culture. A former journalist, her work includes the Showmax docu-series Sex & Pleasure and kykNET’s Jou Mase Taal. They discuss her journey from journalism to filmmaking, making history accessible to younger audiences and examining how the past continues to shape South African society. Kayafm
    38 min
  • ACCES 2026 brings Africa’s music industry together
    The Music In Africa Foundation is preparing for ACCES 2026, a pan-African music industry platform connecting professionals, showcasing talent and creating opportunities for growth across the continent. The conference focuses on developing the music industry, supporting emerging artists and strengthening the creative economy. Phemelo speaks to Music In Africa Foundation Executive Director Eddie Hatitye about ACCES 2026, industry nights and the importance of education and decent work in the creative industries. Kayafm
    16 min
  • Zuma’s arms deal corruption trial set for February 2027
    Former president Jacob Zuma and French defence company Thales have abandoned further appeals against a ruling clearing the way for the long-delayed arms deal corruption trial to proceed. The National Prosecuting Authority says the trial is now set to begin on 1 February 2027, after more than two decades of legal challenges and delays. Phemelo speaks to Open Secrets director Hennie van Vuuren. Kayafm
    10 min
  • ConCourt ruling on ANC candidate lists raises questions ahead of elections
    The Constitutional Court has ordered the IEC to include 181 ANC councillor candidates previously excluded from the party’s lists, after the ANC blamed technical glitches in the commission’s online system. The ruling has raised concerns about the precedent it could set for electoral deadlines, with the DA questioning its implications. Phemelo speaks to legal expert Bophelo Seleke about the judgment and what it could mean for the upcoming elections. Kayafm
    18 min
  • Pivot Point: Building Airport Value Beyond Aviation
    On this edition of Pivot Point, Airports Company South Africa's Ciska Pascale John reflects on her leadership journey and the growing importance of commercial property in the airport ecosystem. She discusses career-defining moments, resilience, stakeholder management and how non-aeronautical revenue has become a crucial growth engine for ACSA.
    30 min
  • The New Economics of African Entertainment
    Africa's entertainment and media sectors are evolving rapidly, but technology alone won't determine the winners. Charles Stuart of PwC unpacks the latest Africa Entertainment & Media Outlook, examining growth opportunities across South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria, the rise of gaming, shifting advertising trends and the enduring value of cultural connection Kaya FM
    14 min

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From the heart of Gauteng wherever you may be, Kaya 959 connects with our loyal listeners through a range of digital and on-air platforms. At the core of their listening experience is a variety of familiar songs that they love including soul and R&B, kwaito, jazz, chart-toppers and old school jams.