Radio 2000 Mixes

INTERVIEW: Education and health have been allocated the bulk of the Eastern Cape’s R86.2 billion budget. Finance MEC Mlungisi Mvoko put R35.1 billion aside for Education and R26.4 billion for health. To find out more we have Daluhlanga Majeke, Head of Department at the provincial Treasury.

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

Police Minister Bheki Cele says that he cannot explain what happened at Wits University yesterday. He says it doesn't make sense. Cele says somebody just went crazy. Cele says this mater must be resolved speedily, while fully supporting the family. 35-year-old Mthokozisi Ntumba who was killed allegedly by the police yesterday during Wits University students' protest in Braamfontein. It's alleged that Ntumba had just visited a local clinic when police allegedly shot him dead. Two student journalists were also shot and wounded and have been admitted to the Milpark Hospital. Students are demanding that those with historical debt be allowed to register....

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Track List

1 - Chris Brown - Should've kissed you
2 - Brandy - Sitting up in my room
3 - Toni Braxton - Making me high
4 - lil flip - Sunshine 
5 - Neyo - Sexy love
6 - Mario - Let me love you
7 - B2k - Badadoom
8 - Bad Boy - Only you

#TheTakeoff | As the effects of Covid-19 are felt across all corners of the South African economy, retrenchments are rife in industries across the board. So, how can those who have been affected move on and stand out in a strained job market? First of all ensure your CV stands out because your CV is your most valuable tool to get to the job interview stage

So how do you write a CV in 2021? What should you do to make sure your CV stands out and ticks all the necessary boxes? What are the important things employers notice about your CV? What should you not include in your CV in2021?
Guest: Mamatshego Maleba, Owner and Managing Director of Rizali Staffing Solutions and Training

In mid-December 2017, the former President of the country Jacob Zuma announced that at the beginning of 2018 free higher education will be provided to all new first year students from families earning less than R350 000 per year. Meanwhile, The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is unable to confirm funding for first-year university students, due to the scheme’s financial shortfalls for the 2021 academic year.
Nzimande said that there were several reasons for the funding shortfall, among them the impact of Covid-19. He said they had to continue to pay NSFAS funded student allowances even when universities and colleges were closed.
University students have been protesting over registration issues .  Yesterday we saw chaotic scenes erupt in the Johannesburg CBD when police fired rubber bullets at students who were protesting over fees and registration issues.
The students at Wits promise that protests will continue.
What does free higher education actually mean in South Africa? Is education too politicized in SA? Does NSFAS have the capacity to handle the task at hand? Does SA have enough money , if so how can it be properly channeled?

Guest: Xolani Dube, Political Analyst from The Xubera Institute

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

Conversation with Prof Thabo Legwaila educating tax payers about the importance of knowing their rights when dealing with SARS.

For more information / complaints contact Office of the Tax Ombud on
0800 662 837 or email [email protected]

#TaxPayerRightsMatter

Twitter:@dlalamatifana_

Track List

1. Trompies_ Fohloza
2. Phondo LikaBhejane
3. Bricks_
4. Tkzee_ Magesh
5. Kabelo_ Dubula
6. Mzekezeke And Brown Dash_ Amakokoshe
7. Brothers Of Peace_ Manyonyoba
8.DJ Cleo_ Hip Hip Hooray
9. Kabelo_ Pantsula For Life
10. Mawillies_ Intwenjani

#SpecialGuest| Affectionately known as the Midnight Express, the legendary Helman Mkhalele , he was a dangerous left winger who played for the national team in their most successful era between 1994 and 2001. He remains one of the greatest names in South African football

The Newcastle-born winger made a name for himself at Orlando Pirates, winning the CAF Champions League in 1995 before moving to Turkey where he spent a number of years at various clubs.

He played for South Africa national football team, earning 66 caps and scoring 8 goals in the process and was in part of the squad that travelled to France for the 1998 FIFA World Cup.
He was also part of the Bafana squad that lifted the 1996 African Cup of Nations.