INTERVIEW: The Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency celebrates September with the world as Tourism month.
The COVID-19 pandemic has however disrupted the leisure tourism industry with various travel bans and restrictions on social gatherings in place.
Considering the various restrictions, the ECPTA developed several initiatives that were rolled out across a variety of digital platforms.
We’re now joined on the line by Vuyani Dayimani, CEO of Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency.

Guest: Vuyani Dayimani, CEO of Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency,

The Glenzito Super Drive Business Wrap with Bandile Mathandela, Financial Analyst

n a presentation on the launch of its smartphones in South Africa, Oppo said it has partnered with a number of major retailers to offers its mid-range A-series smartphones in the country.
These will be available from 7 October locally.
The company did not provide recommended retail pricing for its new smartphones, except for the Oppo A72, which it said will be priced at R6,999.

Tech word of the week: NVMe SSD

INTERVIEW: Mhlabuhlangene Herbalist and School of African Medicine has produced another batch of graduates in traditional medicine. The school which is the first of its kind in South Africa, equips traditional healers with medical certificates and practice numbers. The school was established in 1996 in Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal, by Professor Sithembiso Shabalala. He joins us on the line.
(He’ll answer in IsiZulu)

Guest: Professor Sithembiso Shabalala

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The Glenzito Super Drive Business Wrap with Bandile Mathandela, Financial Analyst

MOTORING UPDATE with Pogiso Dibakoane

INTERVIEW: Sonto Dlovu CEO – Limpopo Tourism Agency

The Glenzito Superdrive is designed to be fun, easy with a bit of va va voom.

ARTS: Ntokozo Ndlovu is a soldier in the South African National Defence Force by day and the founder of The Web Foundation by night which inspires children in rural schools to read, participate in sport and engage with art. He was recently named as one of the Mail and Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans. We now speak to Ntokozo..