Radio 2000 Mixes

1. Most Asian Stocks Rise as Investors Await U.S. Employment Report
2. The Lonmin challenge, is it time to give in?
3. AGOA the struggle to impress the U.S or failure to be proactive
4. The weeks top stories wrap (MTN and The Weak Rand)

Disciplinary measures should be taken against senior management of the Health Professions Council of South Africa found guilty of mismanagement and maladministration. Those are some of the recommendations by the Ministerial Task Team which investigated complaints of irregularities taking place at the council. Meanwhile, the South African Medical Association says it is encouraged by the statements made by the Minister of Health to the HPCSA. To get a response Sakina kamwendo spoke to the President of the Health Professions Council of South Africa, Dr. Kgosi Letlape and the Chairperson of SAMA, Dr Mzukisi Grootboom

1. Judge Dennis Davis of the Tax review committee warns of a tax revolt given misspending of the tax payers money. Are his views justified?
2. The government approved the black industrialist policy framework yesterday. As a country we're known for good policies but very weak on implementation. What's different about this one?

United State President Barrack Obama has given South Africa 60 days to remove barriers to US farm produce, otherwise he will suspend duty free trade concessions worth a quarter of a billion dollars. This follows a long-standing fight over barriers to U.S. Farm exports. South Africa missed an October the 15th deadline to agree to new rules for imports of U.S. poultry and meat products. Kate Fisher reports

Master T Rox Jamm Mix

4 November 2015 - Relationship coach Mandisa Mahlobo spoke to The Collective about how to handle a break up like a pro!

The Collective found out more about a diabetes recipe book which is free of charge.

The Collective hosted Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula and SABC GCEO Frans Matlala about the SA Sports Awards

1. U.S. stocks retreated from a three-month high, after data on payrolls and remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen lifted bets that the central bank is closer to raising interest rates.
2. Ten Asian Makers of Capacitors Get EU Price-Fixing Complaint
3. Eskom assures power until April 2016
4. Thursday Investment Theme: Child Education Plan

There will be no escapes from prison by ambitious prisoners who want to spend Christmas at home. The department of correctional services says it is beefing up security at all 243 correctional facilities ahead of the festive season. Operation Vala, translated operation close or lock up aims to put a complete stop to prison escapes in the country. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the Department of Correctional Services spokesperson Manelisi Wolela...