Kamazu shot to fame in the 80's with his love potion hit Korobela. He was part of a musical duo called The Hunger Boyz alongside the late Senyaka. He is also credited as a composer on 2012's electro dance compilation, Kalawa Jazmee 2012.

President Cyril Ramaphosa will bestow national orders to eminent South Africans and foreign nationals next week. Springbok captain Siya Kolisi is one of those who will receive the highest honours. We now speak to Dr Patience Mthunzi- Kufa, Deputy Chairperson of the Advisory Council on National Orders

We are joined on #TheHangout by Gospel Music Group
Abathandwa, they are here for a live performance, and they’ve got
a new single out.

Presenter: Big Joe

Presenter: Big Joe

As South Africa marks the 29th anniversary of the first democratic elections, shack dwellers movement Abahlali baseMjondolo has vowed to continue with its "Unfreedom Day" marches in parts of the country. The movement's leadership has accused the ruling African National Congress of lying to and insulting the intelligence and humanity impoverished communities by claiming that everyone who lives in the country is free. The "Unfreedom Day" marches began in Durban on Wednesday and are expected to spread to other parts of the country by Saturday. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Abahlali baseMjondolo president, Sbusiso Zikode

 Harry Belafonte's passing on the eve of Freedom Day serves as a poignant reminder of his contribution to the international cultural boycott of South Africa during the apartheid years. That was among the key reflections from President Cyril Ramaphosa at the news of the nonagenarian passing from congestive heart failure at his Manhattan home in New York. And as Sherwin Bryce-Pease reports, beyond his music and acting career, he spent his life fighting injustice while funding initiatives towards civil rights in the United States and the fight against Apartheid among others. 

Paul is asking for forgiveness after he assaulted the mother of his child and broke her phone.

#QuickChat| Twenty-nine years later – Are we truly a free nation?

Twenty-nine years ago, between 26 and 29 April 1994, millions of South Africans queued for the first time to exercise their democratic right to vote.

But, despite a democratically elected and predominantly black government, the quality of life for most black South Africans remains in constant deterioration. Has democracy failed them, as the apartheid government did — has the ANC government failed to deliver a better life for all? 

Guest: Prof. Ntsikelelo  Breakfast, Political Analyst from  Nelson Mandela University

This morning we hear from Trevor Kamoto, Inspirational Speaker, Author & Business Consultant. He says to be totally free you have to free your mind

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