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Today’s Business/Hustle is: Isipho Earth Diffusers, They specialize in Handmade Diffusers

Contacts: hellopretty.co.za › isipho-earth-diffusers

Song: Tracie Daves - We Can Make It

#SpecialGuest| Legendary Multi award winning hip hop group Skwatta Kamp is back with another hip hop banger called “Leave Me Alone”.

• This follows their first release of the year from their upcoming album “SVN”.
• Skwatta Kamp has been working on their new music for a while now, with their comeback album in the works since last year.
• The project is set to be released early next year and they want their fans to jam to their favourite hip hop sounds without feeling out of touch with the times.
• Skwatta Kamp is Slikour, Shugasmakx, Nish, Relo, Bozza and Nemza (they still recognize Flabba and Nish)they are determined to leave a chapter on the hip hop landscape by being consistent in their business acumen and by representing the true essence of South Africa’s urban street culture worldwide.

INTERVIEW: Heartlines is launching the Heartlines Fathers
Matter Film Series and to speak to us more we have Lereko
Mfono, Fathers Matter Project Coordinator at Heartlines.

New reported amendments in the ministerial
handbook exempt members of the cabinet from paying for
municipal services such as water and electricity at their
official residences. Previously there was a limit of R5, 000.
According to the handbook, the Public Works Department is
responsible for providing water and electricity. We now get
reaction from Cosatu spokesperson Sizwe Pamla.

Writer: Prince Mbhele

Producer: Senzo Hlela

Writer: Bheki Msane 

Producer: Dolly Olge

Writer: Bheki Msane

Producer: Dolly Olge

Writer: Siyabonga Mbhele

Producer: Senzo Hlela

Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula and his counterpart Eastern Cape transport MEC Xolile Nqatha have failed to intervene and respond to calls for security amid a crisis involving intercape buses. This according to  a recent ruling by the Makhanda High Court which has ordered the transport department  to ensure the safety of the bus company and to come up with an action plan within 20 days.  Intercape buses have been under attack on various routes in the Eastern Cape. Passengers and drivers have been injured in some incidents. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Intercape CEO Johann Ferreira and began by asking What his reaction is to the judgement by the Makhanda High Court.