Radio 2000 Mixes

BE DRIVEN: We now chat to Marvelous Langa, who is the CEO of Marverlous Chem. It’s a black female owned manufacturer of eco-friendly household cleaning products and currently producing a dishwashing liquid. The Pretoria based business was launched in November 2020.

INTERVIEW: Its day four of the Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival. The online festival which is free debates the impact of Covid-19 on human rights, the rule of law and what our world will or should look like after the crisis. We’re now joined on the line by Happy Khambule from Greenpeace.

#Covid19inSA #NationalLockdown #ChooseLife #WeAreInThisTogether #COVID19SouthAfrica #Covid19inSA

Every Wednesday from 10:15 iKwekwezi FM dedicates a slot where it meets and talks to people living with disabled. Insights, advises and wisdom is share to the various communities.

Track List

1. HHP - Bosso Ke Mang
2. HHP - Wamo Tseba Mtho
3. Trompies - Fohloza
4. Mdu - Nammer
5. Jakarumba - Tussen
6.Skeem - War Was Jy
7. Mdu - Y2K
8. Spokes H - Rabaki
9. Mashamplani - Ratlala
10. Mdu - Oksalayo Siya Jola
11. Thebe - Jola
12. Boom Shaka - On and On
13. Mdu - Y U 4 Me
14 Guffy - Vuka Ma  O lele
15. Sharon D - Local Lekker
16. Dj Walker - Battle Of Djs

#TheTakeOffInterview| #SpecialGuest The multi award winning legendary musician Joe Nina

As one of the founding fathers of the kwaito genre Joe Nina in his latest single “My Love Song (Uthand’Ingoma Yam’)”, collaborates with Professor and Zakwe, two of the most significant innovators of both the kwaito and the hip-hop scene.

Born MAKHOSINI XABA

Known for hits like Ding Dong, Sbali and Nomthandazo

30 Years in the industry, 30 albums
As one of South Africa’s Kwaito pioneers, Joe Nina has also achieved great success as an Afro-soul musician, but is not limited to any of these genres.
He comes from humble beginnings in the Kwa-Themba Township in the East Rand where he was born, to becoming a mega star, owning his own recording company, writing a soundtrack for the movie Jump the gun, and starring in it by the age of 24.
Joe Nina’s father, Solomon Xaba, was a guitar and saxophone player during the heydays of Sophiatown, while his mother, Lettie, did backing vocals for his father’s band, the Shamings.

He says his parents used to take him along to shows where he was happy to learn. They would also travel as far as Swaziland, living the
musical dream.
Learning to play the drums and singing under the excellent coaching of his father, Joe Nina gradually developed and discovered his own musical talent. By age 14 he could play the piano and at 16 he announced his intentions to pursue a musical career.
Joe Nina has been on fire ever since and never looked back.
Always determined to make a difference Joe Nina, not willing to let the
current situation lead us to solitude and desolation
Please tell us about your latest single “My Love Song (Uthand’Ingoma Yam’)”,

Social Media:Facebook Joe Nina| Insta And Twitter @JoeNina50

INTERVIEW: This year’s Human Rights Festival at Constitution Hill takes place online where all are free to attend at no cost. This year the festival focuses on the impact that Covid-19 has on human rights as well as the direction South Africa and the world should be taking following the pandemic. One of the themes explored at the festival is the Crisis in education during the Covid-19 Pandemic. To speak to us more we have Gretchen Prangley, Founder and CEO at Play Africa.

Twitter: @Ezamzukwanamus1

Track List

1. Mpume - baba kaMdudu
2. Pure magic - Bhayi lami
3. Bayete - Thabo
4. Paul Ndlovu - Khombora mina
5. Rebecca malope ft Vuyo Mokena - Thul' lalele
6. Yvonne Chakachaka - Thank you mr dj
7. Platform One - Isencane
8. Soul brothers - Isithothobala

The Glenzito Superdrive is designed to be fun, easy with a bit of va va voom.

INTERVIEW: The Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival is being held as an online event this year. It started yesterday and will run until March 31. The ten-day festival is focusing on the impact of COVID-19 on human rights. 10 themes will be unpacked over the 10-day period. One of the themes is Gender Based Violence in South Africa.

To talks to us more we have Rejoyce Maketha who is the Activism Coordinator Organizing at Amnesty International SA.