Radio 2000 Mixes

#BusinessMeetsPleasure|

Two entrepreneurs go head to head, by selling their businesses the best way they know how... They round it off with a song of their choice and you get to vote for the entrepreneur with the best sell of business and music on 0891 110 2000.

If they win they come back to compete or nominate another business... and we also play the winner’s song of choice

Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

Malapa ha a lekane Clothing Empire, A clothes and accessories company

Song: Harari, Give
VS

Le Jackytops, Glass Frosting Practitioners
Song: Zola - Mdlwembe

#BusinessMeetsPleasure|

Two entrepreneurs go head to head, by selling their businesses the best way they know how... They round it off with a song of their choice and you get to vote for the entrepreneur with the best sell of business and music on 0891 110 2000.

If they win they come back to compete or nominate another business... and we also play the winner’s song of choice

Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

Malapa ha a lekane Clothing Empire, A clothes and accessories company

Song: Harari, Give
VS

Le Jackytops, Glass Frosting Practitioners
Song: Zola - Mdlwembe

#TheTakeOffInterview| The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for economic policy reforms to address deep socio-economic inequalities in South Africa, including transparent pay reporting towards closing the persistent gender pay gap which sees South African women still earning up to 35% less[i] than men for doing the same work.
If South Africa is to dislodge its stagnant gender pay gap, mandatory pay transparency – making gender differences in wages known to employees, government and the public – can be the means to compel employers to remunerate fairly and equally, according to a new study by the University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB). 
While collective bargaining and the introduction of the national minimum wage have seen the gap narrowing for women in lower-earning jobs, for women in middle and upper pay levels the gap has actually widened and continues to do so.
The problem is greater in the private sector where pay is market-driven, since public sector wages are largely standardised
Guest: Prof Anita Bosch, the USB Research Chair for Women at Work, The study’s lead author
Their recommendations for greater transparency on pay include more detailed, gender pay-related information captured in existing reporting required from companies on employment and remuneration, mandatory pay audits and requiring pay information to be made available to unions and employees, as well as penalties for non-compliance.
The importance of equal pay for equal work was highlighted by the fact that more than a third of South African households are headed by women[iv] and female-headed households are approximately 40% poorer than those headed by men[v]. Almost half of female-headed households support extended family, compared to just over 20% of male-headed households[vi]

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

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

Twitter: @Deejay_Short

Track list:

1. Lebo Mathosa - Ntozabantu
2. Thebe Feat. Zonke - Groovers Prayer
3. Mafikizolo - Sibongile
4. Malaika - Destiny 
5. Zola Feat. Unathi - Sana Lwam
6. Aba Shante - Musuk' enza Lonto -
7. Boom Shaka - Lerato
9. Doc Shebeleza - Ebumnandini
10. Tkzee - Fella Kae
11. Chippa & Mzambiya - Wonke Umuntu
12. Mjokes - Mamakhe
13. Bravo - Shukumisa
14. Mdu - Mpintshi Mpontsho
15. Arthur - Mnike

#BusinessMeetsPleasure|

Two entrepreneurs go head to head, by selling their businesses the best way they know how... They round it off with a song of their choice and you get to vote for the entrepreneur with the best sell of business and music on 0891 110 2000.

If they win they come back to compete or nominate another business... and we also play the winner’s song of choice

Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

Malapa ha a lekane Clothing Empire, A clothes and accessories company

Song: The O’Jays , You won’t fail

VS

JT Bink, They specialize in electronics and Solar installers
Song: Marcus Rocco, Bring on the night

#BusinessMeetsPleasure|

Two entrepreneurs go head to head, by selling their businesses the best way they know how... They round it off with a song of their choice and you get to vote for the entrepreneur with the best sell of business and music on 0891 110 2000.

If they win they come back to compete or nominate another business... and we also play the winner’s song of choice

Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

Malapa ha a lekane Clothing Empire, A clothes and accessories company

Song: The O’Jays , You won’t fail

VS

JT Bink, They specialize in electronics and Solar installers
Song: Marcus Rocco, Bring on the night

#TheTakeOffInterview| Car insurance consumers   and how they are affected by the lockdown regulations:

Guest: Hannes Bester , Assistant Ombudsman for Short Term Insurance

Twitter: Twitter: @Ezamzukwanamus1

Track list:

1) Doesn't that mean something - Geoff McBride
2)  Surrender - Pieces of a Dream
3) It all comes down to love - Bebe Winans
4) Twisted - Keith Sweat
5) All 4 U - Glenn Jones
6) Power of Love - Luther Vandross
7) Lover 4 Life - Whitney Houston
8) Gotta get you home tonight - Eugene Wilde