What’s The Buzz? Eight candidates have been shortlisted to be considered as the next Public Protector. The list represents an even gender spread. The new public protector will take over from suspended Busisiwe Mkhwebane, whose term ends in October.

The eight candidates, who will now all be screened before being called for interviews next month, are mostly all legal professionals.

• They are Muvhango Lukhaimane, Advocate Tseliso Thipanyane, Advocate Lynn Marais, Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka, Advocate Oliver Josie, Advocate Tommy Ntsewa, magistrate Johannah Ledwaba and Professor Boitumelo Mmusinyane.

Guest:  Lawson Naidoo,  The Executive Secretary of the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (CASAC)

Bringing The Buzzzz into your life… Because we want you to become the best version of yourself

This morning we hear from Trevor Kamoto, Inspirational Speaker,

Author & Business Consultant. He urges you to know your worth.

The Drive Connection Business Wrap with Akona Mlamleli.

“Atchu Tchutcha” by Angolan musician Yuri Da Cunha was released
in 2014.
It was later remade by South African group, Uhuru and they titled it
Y-tshukutsha.
It was popular in both South Africa and Angola.

South African-based choir, Bokamoso Arts Institute, has hoisted the
South African flag with flying colours at the World Choir Games in
Korea. The Mabopane-based music and arts group has been
crowned the world champions at this year’s edition of the World
Choir Games which ended on Thursday.

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We unpack tooth cavities and their danger to ones life with Dentist
- Dr Kedibone Maselwane

The 2023 Netball World Cup Kicks off this Friday at the Cape Town
International Convention Centre. It is the first time that the tournament is held on African Soil. Radio 2000 will bring you all the action from the Mother City.
We now chat to Netball South Africa Communications Manager
Nnusi Gazi…

Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has promised to look into reducing lobola payments if men do better to end the scourge of gender- based violence against women and children.

Sandile Sibulela is originally from Pretoria and is now based in Luxembourg together with his wife and two kids. He’s also lived Bahrain and Qatar and has visited 27 countries.