#FamilyInterview| PHUMEZA & SHOTA – Phumeza; Singer, model, presenter and actress, is back again after a hiatus of 7 years from the music industry alongside husband Shota, Mr. Afro – RawMantic. The couple’s new single is called ‘Injabulo’ and is to celebrate coming out of the trials they went through over the last 5 years. The couple is celebrating, love, life and everything in-between.

#FamilyBusiness| We chat to Hanyani Mangwani, Co-Founder of Softline, a company that specializes in healthcare products; primarily they produce Adorables premium Nappies. They say it is SA’s first black-owned premium baby diaper

INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: SABC2's new show Pale Ya Koša celebrates the richness of South Africa's music heritage. The show premiers tomorrow and it will be documenting different songs that took the industry by storm through their influence. Among those hits are Jabulani by Thandeka PJ Powers, uMoya by Skwatta Kamp and Stimela Sase Zola by Mbongeni Ngema.. We’ll find out more from the Director of the show Luphumlo Thinta.

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BE DRIVEN [STUDIO]: October is Transport month and today we feature a mother and daughter team who run an auto repair business called Fix Auto. The business started with just 3 employees and today it employs 32 people. The workshop is more than five times the size of its first premises and they are an approved supplier to the country’s biggest insurers. We’ll be joined in studio by Lebo Magwa - Managing Director at Auto Salon and Lucy Magwa – Business Development at the Auto Salon.

40 INTERVIEW: Basic Education spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga will explain the strategy behind the new General Education Certificate. The plan will formalise grade nine as a second exit point of schooling.

Business owners in Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality say they may have to shut their doors as a result of the persistent drought. Companies in the metro say they would be forced to shed thousands jobs leaving breadwinners without their sources of income. The municipality is experiencing a devastating drought as five of its dams run critically low. The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has accused the municipality of failing to implement water saving measures or bring in additional water supply to communities. We spoke to Business Chamber CEO, Nomkhita Mona

This week on #SABCDisability we have Ms Ntaki Mashego from Social Development to tell us more about Funding for Centers Owned or Managed by People with Disability, Stay Tuned
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Family Motivation: Linda Maponyane: Author * Pastor * Speaker * Entrepreneur
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TECH TUESDAY: Gauteng residents using public health facilities will now be able to report bad treatment and service from hospital staff on a new digital platform called Mpilo – Healthcare. We’ll hear from Kwara Kekana, Gauteng Health MEC spokesperson.