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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.

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

#Covid19inSA #21daysLockdownSA #ChooseLife #WeAreInThisTogether #COVID19SouthAfrica #Covid19

ARTS INTERVIEW: Zwai Mbula is a Norway based percussionist who studied music at the University Of Cape Town. He’s been living in Norway for the past 14 years where he runs his own production house. He’s worked with the likes of Salif Keita, Youssou Ndou, Gladys Knight and Lionel Richie. He joins us on the line from Oslo, Norway.

INTERVIEW: Gospel singer Dr Tumi will volunteer his services for free to public health during the covid-19 outbreak.
The award-winning gospel musician will be offering his services to Tembisa Hospital’s specialized covid-19 unit.
Dr Tumi is a qualified medical doctor with 12 years’ experience. He has had a private practice for almost 10 years after leaving the public health sector in 2011. He joins us on the line..

The National Taxi Alliance says it waiting for more clarity on the taxi industry's role during the lock-down period. They are also worried about loss of income due to social distancing regulations which will reduce passenger capacity. The taxi alliance also says that they should be considered for a 3 month holiday payment like other businesses. We spoke to spokesperson of the National Taxi Alliance Theo Malele...

Following the passing of sanusi ubaba uCredo Mutwa, we chat to Ugogo Sheila Mbele

Traffic volumes are expected to increase on the N1 to Limpopo today with motorists planning to escape the lock-down in Gauteng. Most people prefer to be home before Thursday fearing that they will be restricted from being with families during the Easter holidays. This, despite the warning by the MEC of Health in Limpopo, Dr Phophi Ramathuba that should the virus reach remote villages, it will be difficult to contain. We spoke to MEC of Health in Limpopo, Dr Phophi Ramathuba...

The South African Medical Association (SAMA) says it supports the measures announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa to contain the spread of corona virus in the country. SAMA says in addition to the strategies already announced, two additional steps are needed. Firstly, the Association says it is imperative that the areas - not just the provinces - of the identified cases be made known. And secondly, additional strategy is to give priority consideration to telemedicine. We spoke to Chairperson of the South African Medical Association Dr Angelique Coetzee