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Catch CarTalk, Kiddies in 60, and much, much more.
Catch CarTalk, Kiddies in 60, and much, much more.
Breaky Detective, only two out of the 142 prepaid users in Coromandel are actively purchasing electricity
Reporting instances of electricity theft, such as someone stealing electricity, is an important civic responsibility that helps ensure fairness and sustainability in the community. Here’s how you might approach the situation: Understanding the Impact: Electricity theft can lead to financial losses for municipalities, which in turn affects public services and…
Yes, I said it. teachers should be paid more, we Speak to Bongani Mogale
Join JT as he dives into the heart of current issues, aiming to spark lively discussions and invite diverse viewpoints. In this thought-provoking feature, JT navigates through the headlines and extracts the essence of societal debates, challenging readers to rethink conventional wisdom. In his latest exploration, JT delves into the…
Kiddies in 60 with Jayden Thobela
Kiddies in 60" is an exciting and fast-paced game designed especially for kids who love challenges and quick thinking! In this game, participants face the ultimate test of wit and knowledge as they race against the clock to answer 10 random questions in just 60 seconds. Here are the rules:…
Kiddies in 60 with Kurhula Nkuyuza
Kiddies in 60" is an exciting and fast-paced game designed especially for kids who love challenges and quick thinking! In this game, participants face the ultimate test of wit and knowledge as they race against the clock to answer 10 random questions in just 60 seconds. Here are the rules:…
Yes, I Said It . Councilors should reside at the community they are serving, We speak to Cllr Sbongile Makushe
Join JT as he leads a compelling new feature aimed at fostering open dialogue about life and the vision for our communities. Through insightful discussions based on current events, we explore diverse perspectives and contemplate how things could be better. In our latest installment, JT engages in a thought-provoking conversation…
Yes, I Said It How much should ColdDrink be for traffic officers, we speak to a TAXI DRIVER about this
Welcome to our new feature where JT takes the lead, aiming to ignite thought-provoking discussions on life and societal norms. With a focus on encouraging diverse opinions, we delve into current stories that shape our perspectives. In our inaugural segment, JT explores a candid dialogue with a taxi driver, revealing…
Lets hold you accountable, Mr Sir give us the a quick advise on how to stay on top of your game in terms of planning
Accountable Mondays We want to know your goals for the week and on Friday we call you to check if you managed to do what you promised to do. lets hold you accountable
Bandile Bhisha was shot and killed at Barberton TVET college , We speak to his GrandMother Ms Zodwa Sibande about it.
Breakey Detective is a feature where we try to figure out what might have led to the current situation. Bandile Bhisa is a young man from Barberton who was shot at school premises, his grandmother updates us on the proceedings of the matter.
Yes i said it , Children should start working as soon as possible so they become Employable and Skilled
"Yes, I said it" is a segment or feature where the host or speaker boldly expresses their opinions on various topics without hesitation or reservation. The phrase suggests confidence and conviction in what is being stated, often tackling controversial or thought-provoking subjects. It invites listeners to engage with the speaker's…
RISEfm Breakfast chats with SIU Spokesperson about recover R112 million from students who were not supposed to get NSFAS
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has been given the go-ahead to recover more than R112 million from unqualified National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) students. Spokesperson for the SIU, Kaizer Kganyago said the unit has signed Acknowledgement of Debt (AoD) agreements with 421 students from tertiary institutions around the country…
#MandelaDay - RISEfm Breakfast chats with Political Analyst Mr. Mashego about taking a page from Mandela's book
RISEfm Breakfast chats with Political Analyst Mr. Mashego about taking a page from Mandela's book
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Promote the welfare and well-being of all its employees. Enhance the corporate image of the department. Improve service delivery. Improve the quality of life of all its valuable assets (employees). Retain, motivate and attract the best people. Ensure that the Department of Public Works becomes a leading department in KZN…
Can you refuse the calling? - RISEfm Breakfast chats with a traditional healer Dr Fohla
#CARTALK Morning JT and the team! I'm a 26-year-old woman from Nkomazi. JT I recently discovered that I have a calling; I had been struggling to find work. My parent decided to consult and that is when we found out about my calling. We also learnt that my late grandmother…
SARB expected to cut interest rates by up to 150 bp. What does this mean for homeowners? - Breakfast chats to Wandile
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is expected to cut interest rates by up to 150 basis points by mid-year 2025, which could result in the average homeowner saving R1,406 per month on their bond repayment. The South African Reserve Bank’s (SARB’s) Monetary Policy Committee voted to hold rates in…
Can you rescind a contractual agreement? - RISEfm Breakfast chats with attorney Macbeth Ncongwane
#Cartalk Morning JT and the team, I'm Lindani from Caroline, JT I bought a car from a friend for R80k with a down payment agreement of R25k. She is now struggling financially and says she would like the car back. She says she will refund me my 25k. Please help…
RISEfm Breakfast chats with political Analysts Gakwi Mashego on Trump assassination attempt
Donald Trump survived a weekend assassination attempt days before he is due to accept the formal Republican presidential nomination, in an attack that will further inflame the U.S. political divide and has raised questions about the security lapses.
RISEfm Breakfast chats with award winning DJ Sdunkero on Covid-19 fund beneficiaries
A third list has been released by the department of sport, arts and culture, detailing the recipients of their Covid-19 relief fund.This list has more than 3,000 people who allegedly received R10,000 each, totalling R36.87m.
RISEfm Breakfast had a conversation with the President of SANSU Saddam Maake
The president of the South African National Association Supporters Union, Saddam Maake, has requested a meeting with the newly appointed Sports, Arts and Culture minister Gayton McKenzie after he vowed to de-fund their trips abroad.
FNB Spokesperson Pearl Cele chatting to JT about improving your Financial Literacy.
Improving the financial literacy of all South Africans through Financial Education