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This morning we hear from we hear from Sir Max, Knowledgepreneur, Author and

Speaker he talks about how we can best deal with change in our lives

Song :  Aretha Franklin, Michael McDonald  - Ever Changing Times 

Born in Belgium of an Italian father and South African mother, Tamara Dey first burst onto the music scene in 2000. Tamara has managed to cross all cultural, age & language barriers. She has unassumingly been recognized as one of the few SA artists contributing towards bridging the gap between all cultures, ages & races. With 11 official languages in SA, Tamara’s music has been described as the ‘unofficial language’s celebrating the heart & soul of South Africa and it seems she’s just getting warmed up…

Mkhulu Manzolwandle gives a reading to Mamotsei.

A few weeks back we spoke to Tshepang Tlale who is a Women International Master in chess about an initiative to introduce chess to kids. The initiative has now advanced to including adults in a chess and sip event. To chat more, we’re joined in studio by Seadimo Tlale.

The Drive Connection Business Wrap with Bandile Mathandela, Financial Analyst.

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has licensed the National Transmission Company of South Africa (NTCSA) to operate the country's transmission system. Eskom has welcomed the decision of the NERSA. Eskom will be divided into three entities: generation, distribution, and transmission, which form a key part of Eskom's Turnaround Plan as detailed in the Department of Public Enterprises' Roadmap for Eskom in a Reformed Electricity Supply Industry. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Full-time Regulator Member primarily responsible for Electricity Regulation at NERSA. Nhlanhla Gumede

The principle of law and order with Mkhulu today. The ancient principle of Ma’at.

Faith Oooh is a 33 years old woman who’s lived in Korea for almost 4 years. She moved there to teach English with her siister. Previously, she had lived in San Francisco for 3 years as well.

The Phalaphala FM Royal Heritage Festival is back. To talk to us more about it we have Divhambele Malavhali, spokesperson of the Royal Heritage Festival and Madikana Matjila, Business Manager: Limpopo