Radio 2000 Mixes

INTERVIEW: Lying on your CV could land in jail. President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law tough new rules criminalising the submission of fraudulent qualifications or misrepresentation of education credentials. We’ll speak to Joe Samuels, SAQA CEO.

#FamilyInterview Zari The Boss Lady : Musician, Mogul, Businesswoman

She was raised in Jinja, Uganda
She lives in South Africa, where she owns 11 tertiary colleges namely Brooklyn City college and Brooklyn Health Academy and Brooklyn School of Policing country wide and a career in the entertainment industry across Africa and beyond.
She is a tourism ambassador in Uganda and official chief judge both Miss Uganda and Miss Uganda North America.

#FamilyInterview Zari The Boss Lady : Musician, Mogul, Businesswoman

She was raised in Jinja, Uganda
She lives in South Africa, where she owns 11 tertiary colleges namely Brooklyn City college and Brooklyn Health Academy and Brooklyn School of Policing country wide and a career in the entertainment industry across Africa and beyond.
She is a tourism ambassador in Uganda and official chief judge both Miss Uganda and Miss Uganda North America.

#FamilyInterview : Zari The Boss Lady : Musician, Mogul, Businesswoman

She was raised in Jinja, Uganda
She lives in South Africa, where she owns 11 tertiary colleges namely Brooklyn City college and Brooklyn Health Academy and Brooklyn School of Policing country wide and a career in the entertainment industry across Africa and beyond.
She is a tourism ambassador in Uganda and official chief judge both Miss Uganda and Miss Uganda North America.

Insurer Old Mutual has again fired its Chief Executive Peter Moyo. This is despite a court ruling last month that he should be reinstated. The insurer fired Moyo in June over an alleged conflict of interest. We speak to Old Mutual spokesperson Tabby Tsengiwe and Eric Mabuza; Peter Moyo's lawyer.

We chat to Prof Mike Sathekge  a leading expert, Head of Nuclear Medicine at the University of Pretoria and the Steve Biko Academic Hospital, chair of the South African Medical Research Council on the use of nuclear medicine to treat cancer.

We chat to Prof Mike Sathekge  a leading expert, Head of Nuclear Medicine at the University of Pretoria and the Steve Biko Academic Hospital, chair of the South African Medical Research Council on the use of nuclear medicine to treat cancer.

We Now joined in the studio by Dr Michael K. Obeng, a board-certified plastic surgeon and philanthropist based in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
He is in South African shores in conclusion of his BEST AFRICA TOUR to date. Together with his R.E.S.T.O.R.E (Restoring Emotional Stability Through Outstanding Reconstructive Efforts) team of twenty health care professional volunteers, they made history in Gabon and provided reconstructive surgeries free of charge to 162 patients in a short space of two weeks.
This was the 11th year in a row that Dr. Obeng and his team have embarked on such a humanitarian endeavour. Other countries in the past have included Guatemala, Laos, Mexico, Nigeria and Ghana.

Dr Michael K. Obeng, a board-certified plastic surgeon and philanthropist based in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
He is in South African shores in conclusion of his BEST AFRICA TOUR to date. Together with his R.E.S.T.O.R.E (Restoring Emotional Stability Through Outstanding Reconstructive Efforts) team of twenty health care professional volunteers, they made history in Gabon and provided reconstructive surgeries free of charge to 162 patients in a short space of two weeks.
This was the 11th year in a row that Dr. Obeng and his team have embarked on such a humanitarian endeavour. Other countries in the past have included Guatemala, Laos, Mexico, Nigeria and Ghana.

We Joined in the studio by Dr Michael K. Obeng, a board-certified plastic surgeon and philanthropist based in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles
He is in South African shores in conclusion of his BEST AFRICA TOUR to date. Together with his R.E.S.T.O.R.E (Restoring Emotional Stability Through Outstanding Reconstructive Efforts) team of twenty health care professional volunteers, they made history in Gabon and provided reconstructive surgeries free of charge to 162 patients in a short space of two weeks.
This was the 11th year in a row that Dr. Obeng and his team have embarked on such a humanitarian endeavour. Other countries in the past have included Guatemala, Laos, Mexico, Nigeria and Ghana.