Radio 2000 is in Mbombela, Mpumalanga for the iYouth Endala Summer Experience happening at Emfuleni Sky Touch Gardens, eNhlazatshe this Sunday, 24 December. Among the radio personalities you can catch are Penny Lebyane who will MC the
event. Bambo Johnson will also be there as well as Glen Lewis. We now speak to Sandile Thee MC.

Otsile Lekone o buisana le sebueledi sa bosetshaba sa ANCYL Wesley Kgang.ka gore ba-ANCYL ba ikuela gore Zuma a ntshiwe mo lekokong.

We now find out more about Swingle Bells. A Christmas Spectacular by Jonathan Roxmouth alongside the Johannesburg Big Band. Jonathan Joins us In Studio.

Mooketsi Kagisho Diseko also known as Gwyza from TKZee is giving back this festive season through his Dignity Through Furniture program aimed at furnishing homes that don't have furniture. He joins us on the line.

We now find our more vision boards from Samantha Davis from Art Therapy.

Festive Season Mix by DJ Hlo

Oil company, British Petroleum (BP) says it is temporarily halting the shipment of oil and gas through the Red Sea, between Africa and Asia, after a series of attacks by Houthi militants against commercial vessels transiting the route. Five shipping companies have already made a similar decision, but BP is the first oil company to make the call to avoid the international shipping choke point.  That means instead, vessels will most likely travel via the two-week longer and more expensive route, around the Cape of Good Hope.  Stuart Smith has more from London.

MEC for Community Safety in the North West, Sello Lehari has engaged the community of Popo Molefe informal settlement after 9 people were killed in ongoing tensions between two groups over the alleged theft of stock. Lehari visited the families of the nine people killed at Popo Molefe informal settlement in Boitekong outside Rustenburg. The MEC is accompanied by the senior management of the department and the South African Police Service in the province.  For more we're joined on the line by the MEC's spokesperson Lucas Mothibedi 

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa has condemned Public Enterprises Minister, Pravin Gordhan's refusal to hand over documents relating to the sale of South African Airways to Parliament. Numsa notes that the Portfolio Committee on Public Enterprises has unanimously agreed that it cannot provide unqualified support for the transaction for SAA to be sold to the Takatso Consortium.  Last week, SAA tabled four years of annual financial statements in Parliament, which showed four years of financial losses and four disclaimed audit opinions.  SABC reporter, Naledi Ngcobo has more.