Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo
Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo on Kaya 959 weekdays, 06h00 to 09h00.
#FirstThingFirst - Do You Have Faith In Our Electoral System?
Some Zimbabweans expressed concern over the country’s general election yesterday, which was plagued by delays and other challenges. Considering the challenges in Zimbabwe, and looking at expectations for our elections in South Africa next year, the team asked, do you think the electoral system is a good platform to effect…
#SingItBack
Today's theme is singer/songwriters (singers who write their own songs)
Business Update - Partnerships And Trade A Highlight On First Day Of BRICS
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi reviewed the first day of BRICS summit with Kgomotso Meso, touching on discussions held on engaging partnerships and trade. She also previewed second day of the summit.
Launch Of Women's Cricket League A Step In The Right Direction
The Cricket SA leadership and sports ministry are putting their money where their mouths are with the launch of the establishment of a Women’s Domestic Professional League. Sports Business Expert & Founder of Cash N Sport Research, Nqobile Ndlovu, joined Kgomotso Meso to speak about the economies surrounding professional women’s…
#FirstThingFirst - Society Should Not Solely Rely On The State To Escape From Poverty, Says Mantashe
Ahead of next year’s crucial elections and after the government had to renew the Covid-19 social relief of distress grant, ANC national chairperson Gwede Mantashe has said society should not solely rely on the state to escape from poverty. Kgomotso Meso and team discussed whether this was a good move…
#SingItBack
Today's theme is love songs
Business Update - All About BRICS
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi, joined Sizwe Dhlomo to touch on some of the issues the BRICS summit will focus on as it kicks off today, including concerns around China’s economy and slow recovery.
Full SARB Report On Phala Phala Would Give Us More Insight
The South African Reserve Bank says it “cannot conclude” that Ntaba Nyoni Estates or President Cyril Ramaphosa flouted foreign-exchange control laws in its report into the Phala Phala matter. Independent Political Analyst and CA(SA), Khaya Sithole, joined Sizwe Dhlomo to weigh in on this development. He said that if the…
#FirstThingFirst - What has the Senzo Meyiwa trial taught you about law?
The crime scene expert who went to the house where footballer Senzo Meyiwa was murdered in 2014 complained on Monday the case has taken its toll on his health. This has brought a question on how court procedures work. The team, joined by listeners, discussed what watching the Senzo Meyiwa…
#SingItBack
Today's theme is artists who started out in choirs
Business Update - Price Of Rice To Go Up
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke with Sizwe Dhlomo about Tongaat Hullet business rescue process hitting a snag. She also touched on consumers having to prepare for increases in the price of rice.
Is The Race Card Used To Escape Accountability?
Gauteng Housing MEC Lebogang Maile has accused a News24 reporter of racism, calling him a "stupid racist white man" and telling him to "shut up". This, after being asked questions about the progress of an investigation into Deputy President Paul Mashatile's son-in-law. The MEC believes that the journalist’s actions are…
#FirstThingFirst - Should Makwana Be Held Accountable?
Eskom says that board chairperson Mpho Makwana is not liable for the R2 million debt his church owes the power utility. Nor is he involved or privy to the payment arrangements the church has with the utility. The team discussed the dynamics around this dilemma and opened lines for listeners…
#SingItBack
Today's theme is Longevity – 20 years later, they are still rocking
Business Update - Payout For Executives Of Royal Bafokeng Platinum
On Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke with Sizwe Dhlomo about Standard Bank’s glorious financials, despite a depressed economy. She also delved into the background of Royal Bafokeng Platinum and its payouts for its executives.
Multi-Party Charter In Full Effect, But Will It Last?
The Multi-Party Charter, a coalition between seven political parties, have officially agreed to join forces ahead of the 2024 general elections after finding common ground on key policies. The team, joined by listeners, discussed the feasibility of this coalition.
#FirstThingFirst - Should We Comment On Public Relationships?
Britney Spears' husband Sam Asghari has said the pair have decided to end their "journey together" after 14 months of marriage. The team discussed how this development has been playing out in public. Listeners shared their thoughts on whether they should opine on public relationships or mind their business.
#SingItBack
Today's theme is artist from Atlanta
Business Update - South Africa’s Retail Sales Decline In June
In Business Update, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke with Sizwe Dhlomo about South Africa’s retail sales declining year on year in June. She also shared updates on Nigeria’s economy.
How Demotivated Workforce Affects Productivity
KZN's road traffic officers missed several key targets in recent quarters, and reported instances of low morale due to divided management and leadership, reports News 24. The team discussed how demotivated workforce affects productivity and allowed listeners to share how motivated they are as employees right now.