BE DRIVEN: Ntombovuyo Madyaliti is a rigger at Damen
Shipyards Cape Town and is one of just four women in
South Africa with an Occupational Certificate in
Rigging. The former security guard is also currently the
only female rigger at Damen, which builds steel hull
vessels for harbours around the world. She joins us on
the line.

The Forbes family have released a
statement saying that Bongani Mahosana also known
as Murda Bongs won’t be attending AKA’s funeral or
memorial service due to observing cultural protocol.
Murda Bongs has a child with DJ Zinhle who also has a
child with the deceased AKA. We now unpack cultural
practices that are followed when someone dies with
Professor Mathole Motshekga, Director of the Kara

Heritage Institute.

Tech Tuesday: We now find out more about Jay
Projects, Services and Designs. We’re joined on the line
by Jeffrey Zambo who is the founder of the company.

There are claims that minibus taxi
operators are threatening and harassing scholar
transport operators in Cape Town. The department
says this has affected over 5000 children. We now
speak to MEC spokesperson, Kerry Mauchline.

G Dread Radio 2000

AVIATION UPDATE with Phuthego Mojapele

Gun Free South Africa says gun
violence kills 30 people a day in the country. This past
weekend alone there were reported cases of at least
8 people who were gunned down in different parts of
SA including rapper Kiernan ‘AKA’ Forbes and his
friend Tebello Motsoane.

#ExpensiveMix by Sir LSG

FASHIONABLE FRIDAY [STUDIO]: Ouma Tema is the founder and creative director of Plus Fab which is a South African fashion brand that caters specifically for curvier women. Pretoria-based Tema grew up in Namakgale, a small Limpopo township near Phalaborwa. She started by selling from the boot of her car and she now has a production factory employing 16 people. She joins us in studio

ARTS: Saturday, 11 February marks three years since the passing of Professor Joseph Shabalala who was the

founder of Ladysmith Black Mambazo. A series of activities have been planned to remember him and we now speak to Sibongiseni Shabalala.