Radio 2000 Mixes

What’s on the Agenda Nala? Nala selects 2-3 top news/current affairs stories that will set the tone for the day nationally or globally.
Interview:
Topic: Raising funds for online learning data
Guest: Theo Anaxagoras, Principal, Queenstown Girls High School

BE DRIVEN: We’ll speak to Port Elizabeth born Nomazibulo Theo Tshanga about Ziyana Business Consulting and Training. She started the business armed with only her personal savings and more than 13 years of work experience in human resources.

40 INTERVIEW: We’ll speak to a Cape Town father who used R70, 000 meant to buy his graduating daughter a car, to feed his community during the Covid-19 lockdown. Ebrahim Abrahams who’s a school teacher had saved the money to buy his daughter a car for her PhD graduation present.

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In this podcast Bussai talks to Mr George Nkosi, an HR from Eskom who shares some light on how much opportunities are the in workplaces for people living with disabilities.

INTERVIEW: We now get an update from the department of sport, arts and culture on the distribution of the relief funding that was made available to the department in March. The main aim of the fund was to assist artists, athletes and technical personnel. We speak to Masechaba Ndlovu, Department spokesperson.

INTERVIEW: We now get an update from the department of sport, arts and culture on the distribution of the relief funding that was made available to the department in March. The main aim of the fund was to assist artists, athletes and technical personnel. We speak to Masechaba Ndlovu, Department spokesperson

The Basic Education Department has argued that the Polokwane High Court has no jurisdiction to rule over the constitutionality of its Covid-19 Academic Recovery Plan. The Tebeila Institute of Leadership is applying to have the plan declared unconstitutional as it could expose children to contracting the Coronavirus. The department has also argued that the matter should not be heard as an urgent matter, as the plan outlines that learners may only return to school in June. The Institute has counter argued that although the plan was unveiled in Pretoria, the Polokwane High court can rule on it as its implications will affect all South Africans. The Institute also insists that the matter should be ruled upon as urgent. The hearing continues. We spoke to our reporter Pimani Baloyi

The family of a man allegedly killed by the soldiers during the lockdown in Alexander has turned to the High Court in Pretoria after their application for direct access to the constitutional court was dismissed. Collins Khoza died on the 10th of April after SANDF soldiers allegedly assaulted, chocked and slammed his head against the cement wall. Now the family demand financial compensation for the loss of support, trauma, shock and psycological assistance. We spoke to our reporter Phumzile Mlangeni who is in court ....

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