Radio 2000 Mixes

Katherine Kelly Lang on #TheGlenzitoSuperDrive with @GlenLewisSA

@GlenLewisSA chats to @WorldWithoutWine about the #SoberSpringChallenge #TheGlenzitoSuperDrive

@GlenLewisSA chats to Karambe Jappie about a campaign which aims to expose South African products online. #HeritageMonth #TheGlenzitoSuperDrive

@GlenLewisSA hosts @YvonneChakax2. #HeritageMonth #TheGlenzitoSuperDrive

Water restrictions in Cape Town are set to be lowered from level 6b to level 5 from next month. This means residents are now limited to using 70 litres of water per person per day, instead of 50. Capetonians are also set to pay less for municipal water. Mlamli Maneli reports.

National treasury employee Jan Gilliland has revealed how 11 bank accounts related to Gupta owned companies received million of rands from government. Gilliland has been testifying at the State Capture Commission of Inquiry sitting in Parktown Johannesburg. This week, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo who chairs the commission, will also deliver judgement on whether those who have applied to cross examine witnesses that have incriminated them, will be granted their request. More names of witnesses are set to be announced in the coming weeks. Gilliland had the following to say.

The Thelle Mogoerane hospital in Vosloorus on Gauteng's east rand says three babies who had contracted klebsiella have been discharged while four others are still being treated. Five babies died between July and August this year following an outbreak. The DA claimed yesterday that the department had reported that only two babies died during the said period. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to the hospital's Acting CEO Dr. Jatin Martin Canda who says they are doing all they can to stop the spread of the bacteria which often leads to other illnesses.

The Sunday Times says it stands by its story that former president Jacob Zuma and other senior ANC officials are plotting to overthrow president Cyril Ramaphosa. This after the ANC called on the newspaper to retract its report which claimed that a number of the party's leaders attended a secret meeting to discuss ways in which they could overturn the results of last year's Nasrec conference. The report, by Qaanitah Hunter and Jeff Wicks, states that the meeting was led by former president Jacob Zuma and that those attending it included the party's secretary-general Ace Magashule, former North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo and ANC Youth League Secretary in KZN, Thanduxolo Sabelo as well as the ANC Women's League secretary-general Meokgo Matuba. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Hunter and started by asking her whether they will retract the story.

The Centre for Child Law is challenging a High Court ruling which dismissed their application which called for the extension of identity protection of minors turning 18 during or after criminal proceedings. The court said this protection would not be indefinite as media houses can name child victims‚ witnesses or crime accused once they turn 18. The Centre for Child Law brought the application following the controversial Zephany Nurse court case. Zephany Nurse came to prominence after it was discovered she was kidnapped as a baby in 1997. Her kidnapper‚ who raised her as her own child‚ was convicted for the kidnapping in August 2016. During the case Nurse‚ who uses another name‚ and the centre were concerned that the media would reveal her true identity once she turns 18‚ leading to emotional trauma and public scrutiny.

Public Works Minister, Thulas Nxesi says the torching of government buildings is too much of a coincidence. Minister, Nxesi and the Ministers of Health Aaron Motsoaledi were briefing the media on an attempted burning down of Civitas Building which house the National Department of Health. They are suggesting that the fire could be linked to the state capture investigations.