Radio 2000 Mixes

This morning it’s Sir Max a Knowledgepreneur, CEO of Sir Max Corporation , a consulting firm specializing in high performance culture, building . He is an extraordinaire speaker , a leadership captain and an author of three books

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Topic : Don’t sell yourself short

The 2019 Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Ethiopian Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed. He is the 100th winner of the prize - which was awarded for his efforts to achieve peace and international cooperation. Ethiopia reached a peace deal with Eritrea last year, ending a 20-year military stalemate following their 1998-2000 border war. A total of 301 candidates had been nominated for the prestigious award. We speak to our Foreign Editor Sophie Mokoena

Chairperson of Sekunjalo Investment Holdings, Dr Iqbal Survé says the recent raids at his offices are aimed at intimidating him and discrediting his companies, because certain politicians say he cannot “control” his journalists. Dr Iqbal Survé says there is nothing untoward in the business of Sekunjalo Investment Holdings and the raid was uncalled for. He says he has been put under enormous pressure by Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan over the past few months. Dr Survé says Gordhan confronted him on 2 occasions regarding Independent Media journalists "not towing the line. " We also spoke to Gordhan's Attorney, Tebogo Malatji

40 INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: We’ll speak to Thami Kotlolo about the upcoming Feather awards. The awards are known for taking pride in all things to do with the LGBTIQ+ community.

INTERVIEW: Author and journalist Fred Khumalo is currently walking from Joburg to Durban. His 10 day walk aims to highlight the journey of 7,000 Zulu mineworkers who walked from the gold mines in Johannesburg to Natal nearly 120 years ago. We’ll speak to Fred.

The Constitutional Court has ruled that Stellenbosch University's language policy which stipulates using English and Afrikaans inter-changeably as mediums of instruction is constitutionally justifiable. The former Afrikaans university says the aim of its language policy is to ensure equal access, multilingualism and integration. Pressure group, Gelyke Kanse (Equal Opportunities) is opposed to the policy. Take a listen to Justice Johan Froneman reading out the judgment

As part of transport month,we now find out about the advancements to transportation over the years with Dr Reza Mia who is building the first vertical business jet that takes off and lands vertically.With this plane,one would be able to take off and land anywhere.

South African Airways (SAA) says it believes that it had in the past been infiltrated by an international crime syndicate which looted hundreds of millions of rands through corrupt tenders in the procurement of aircraft parts. SAA says some of this dates as far back as 2015/ 2016 . The airline says it has launched an investigation to look into whether it had been supplied with dodgy parts that failed to meet industry standards. We spoke to Aviation Expert and SA Flyer Magazine Managing Editor Guy Leitch.
We also spoke to Numsa's National Spokesperson Phakamile Hlubi- Majola regarding SAA managing to interdict the planned strike by Air Chefs staff members. The court says NUMSA may return at the end of November to argue why the interim order should not be made permanent. Air Chefs employees are not happy because the anniversary bonus was unilaterally withdrawn by management.

10h15 | SABCDisability360 Bussai Mathebula talks to Raychael Makola about WhiteCane Safety day, Stay Tuned #NgimiNawe

TECH TUESDAY [STUDIO]: A taxi app called Quickloc8 has been launched to monitor taxis and prevent overloading. Founder and CEO of Quickloc8, Mbavhalelo Mabogo will explain how it works.