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AVIATION UPDATE: Airlink has suspended commercial flights to and from Polokwane. This comes after a move by the South African Civil Aviation Authority to downgrade the Polokwane International Airport to category two, which is below the minimum level required for scheduled commercial air services. We’re joined on the line by Matome Taueatsoala who’s the spokesperson of the Department of Transport and Community Safety in Limpopo.

INTERVIEW: International Peace Ambassador Prem Rawat is in the country to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Department of Correctional Services to have Peace Education Programs across the country’s prisons. He’s been in the country since the beginning of the month and his trip will culminate on Thursday when he gives an address in Cape Town. He joins us on the line.

Since the rise of Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, social media has become a big component in how we grieve. Unfortunately, it’s very easy for posts about a person’s death skewing on being insensitive especially if the family is unaware. There is also often with speculation around the cause of death. So what’s permissible and what’s unacceptable about mourning in the digital age? Should we as a society set rules and follow them when it comes to social media etiquette where death is concerned? How should we deal with death in the social media age?

Guest: Lerato Mampho Ntwampe , a Social Media Legal Consultant dealing with Media Law, Social Media Law and Digital Literacy.

The Glenzito Super Drive Business Wrap with Bandile Mathandela, Financial Analyst

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Track list:
1 Housemasters Stumpa stumpa
2 heller & Farley Project Ultra flava
3 Barbara Tucker I get lifted
4 Mysterious People Love revolution
5 Mood II Swing Ooh
6 Julien Jabre War
7 Michel Cleis Feat. Totó La Momposina La Mezcla
8 Quinten Harris Haunted

ARTS: An exhibition titled Stimela has opened at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg to celebrate the 82nd birthday of the late music legend Hugh Masekela. The exhibition is curated by Bra Hugh’s former photographer Brett Rubin.

Guest: Brett Rubin, photographer

INTERVIEW: SA musicians will now receive royalties from Tiktok.
The deal will ensure that songwriters, composers and music publishers will receive royalty payments when their music is used on Tiktok.
The short-form video platform signed a multi-year licensing agreement with the Southern African Music Rights Organisation and Composers Authors and Publishers Association.

We now speak to Wiseman Ngubo who is the COO of Capasso.

Guest: Wiseman Ngubo, COO at Capasso,

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Track list:
1. Justin Timberlake - Cry Me A River
2. Mary J Blige - Be Without You
3. Bobby Brown - Rock Wit’cha
4. Tweet - Oops (Oh My)
5. Missy Elliot - The Rain
6. Janet Jackson - Call On Me
7. Monica - So Gone
8. Jennifer Lopez - I’m Real (Remix)  
9. Shabba Ranks - Mr. Loverman 
10. Brandy - I Wanna Be Down
11. Ne-Yo - Miss Independent 
12. Rihanna feat. Jay Z - Umbrella
13. Sean Paul feat. Sasha - I’m Still in Love
14. Erykah Badu - Love of My Life
15. John Legend - Tonight
16. Chris Brown - Yo (Excuse Me Miss)
17. Jay Z - Excuse Me Miss
18. Fabulous feat. Tamia - Into You
19. Amy Winehouse - Stronger Than Me

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After 37 years in the industry, the iconic broadcaster Noxolo Grootboom read the isiXhosa news bulletin for the very last time last week Tuesday on SABC 1.
The legendary anchor inspired a nation through her stellar news reading skills and her iconic signature sign-off, “Ndinithanda nonk’ emakhaya”, that warmed homes every evening.  
She started at the public broadcaster as a typist in the 1980s, and then worked her way onto the television TV screen and behind the scenes where she's also worked as editor on the isiXhosa news desk.