Capricorn Drive with Dee Nkomo: Recent Episodes
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This afternoon drive show is the ultimate companion as you drive through Limpopo. You can rely on the pairing of Dee Nkomo and Itu Banda for information, entertainment and unscripted moments of excitement. The music is fresh, the content is relevant, and the vibe is easy. Wherever you want to go, Just Drive will take you there!
Complexion, Nhlamulo and Mroks discuss with listeners WhatsApp’s upcoming username feature, which will allow users to connect without immediately sharing their phone numbers. The conversation looks at how the update could improve privacy, how WhatsApp usernames will work, and whether this new way of connecting could change how people communicate and identify each other on the platform.
Complexion Nhlamulo and Mroks, discuss with the case of a 47-year-old man from Boschkop who appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on a charge of attempted murder after allegedly concealing his HIV status from his girlfriend. The conversation looks beyond the courtroom at the wider national and international conversation around HIV awareness, disclosure, trust and responsibility in relationships, while also considering how cases like this raise difficult questions about informed consent and the responsibility people have toward their partners.
Egypt’s reported plans to phase out camel and horse rides at the Pyramids of Giza, looking at the debate around animal welfare and ethical tourism. The conversation asks listeners whether they would still visit the pyramids without the traditional rides and whether they believe phasing them out is the right decision.
Complexion, Nhlamulo and Mroks discuss the hidden financial cost of looking for a job, from spending money on data, transport, printing CVs and attending interviews to borrowing money just to keep applying. The conversation looks at the pressure young job seekers face when they have to spend money they do not have in the hope of securing employment, and whether the cost of job hunting is becoming an additional barrier for people already struggling to find work.
On this episode the team disscusses the pressure of comparing yourself to the standards and lifestyles constantly presented on social media. The conversation looks at how seeing other people’s achievements, relationships, lifestyles and seemingly perfect lives can affect the way we view our own progress, and whether chasing an online standard can leave people feeling like they are not doing enough.
In this episode of Midweek Chat, Complexion Chats discusses the recent case involving Cartrack employee Gcina Dhladhla, who died after reportedly collapsing at work. The conversation explores the pressures many employees face when deciding whether to stay home or report for duty while sick. The discussion also looks at factors such as fear of losing income, concerns about job security, workplace culture, and the expectations placed on workers, employer responsibility, employee wellness, and whether organisations are doing enough to create environments where workers feel supported when facing health challenges.
In this episode of Capricorn Drive, Complexion explores how Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi is advancing digital inclusion for older South Africans through the Digital Public Infrastructure initiative. The conversation also features insights from tech expert Edzai Zvobwo, who unpacks the importance of making digital services more accessible for older citizens, the barriers many still face, and what needs to be done to bridge South Africa's digital divide. Listeners are invited to share whether they consider themselves tech-savvy, how comfortable they are using digital government services, and whether they have older family members who are still being left behind by technology as South Africa continues its digital transformation.
In this episode of Capricorn Drive, Complexion chats to South African sports photographer Vincent "Vino Snap" Matlou following the announcement that he will represent South Africa at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Mexico. From capturing local football matches in 2016 to becoming one of the country's most recognised football photographers, Vino reflects a journey defined by passion, persistence and a commitment to telling authentic football stories. The conversation explores his selection as part of South Africa's delegation, the support from the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, and the significance of representing the nation on football's biggest stage. Vino also discusses documenting the early careers of stars such as Relebohile Mofokeng, Mfundo Vilakazi and Mduduzi Shabalala, and how his work has helped shine a spotlight on emerging talent across South Africa.
In this episode of Midweek , Complexion Chats speaks to Contralesa President, Kgoshi Mathupa Mokoena, about the importance of initiation as the initiation school season begins. We explore the behavioral changes that initiates undergo, the impact of the lessons learned during initiation school, and how these teachings are applied in their daily lives. The discussion also focuses on how young boys transform into responsible young men through the initiation process and the role this cultural practice continues to play in society.
Complexion speaks to renowned South African producer Makwa about his latest single, ‘iLanga’, featuring celebrated rapper Kwesta and talented vocalist Boontle RSA. The conversation explores the inspiration behind the feel-good anthem, which celebrates music, nightlife, freedom, and unforgettable moments shared on the dance floor until sunrise. The discussion also highlights the creative collaboration behind the track, its vibrant sound, and what fans can expect from this exciting new release.
Complexion speaks to motoring expert Tumelo Moyaba about the importance of vehicle safety ratings following a recent Global NCAP crash test that awarded an older-spec popular vehicle a zero-star safety rating. The discussion focuses on the findings of the #SaferCarsForAfrica campaign, including concerns around occupant protection, the lack of side and curtain airbags, and vehicle structural integrity. The conversation also highlights the significance of updated safety features in newer models, consumer awareness, and the role safety ratings play in helping motorists make informed vehicle purchasing decisions.
Complexion speaks to Nakedi Kekana, MEC for the Limpopo Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, about the ongoing fight against Foot-and-Mouth Disease and the measures being implemented to protect livestock, farmers, and the agricultural economy in Limpopo. The conversation focuses on the province’s vaccination programme, livestock traceability systems, and government’s response to the outbreak, while also highlighting efforts to safeguard farming communities and prevent the further spread of the disease.
Complexion, Nhalmulo, and Moroks tackle the sensitive realities of marriage struggles, separation, and divorce. The team assists an anonymous guest who is currently facing marital challenges and navigating the emotional process of divorce. Listeners also share their own advice, experiences, and perspectives on love, commitment, and healing after heartbreak. To provide professional insight, the conversation includes Mr Malatši an attorney who breaks down the legal side of divorce and important steps to be consider.
Complexion speaks to Thipa Selala , spokesperson for the Polokwane Local Municipality about the importance of the Integrated Development Plan (IDP) and public participation. The conversation highlights how IDP meetings help shape service delivery priorities in local communities. They discuss concerns around low attendance at IDP meetings, especially when they are held during working hours. The discussion also focuses on the importance of youth involvement in municipal decision-making processes. Residents’ frustrations around service delivery and accountability are also unpacked during the conversation.
Complexion chats to Dr Colbert Mukwevho about his remarkable legacy of Colbert Mukwevho as he is honoured at the Business Premium Jazz Festival. Known for his powerful storytelling and contribution to South African music, Mukwevho’s influence continues to inspire generations of artists and music lovers alike. The conversation reflects his musical journey, the impact of his work over the years, and what this recognition means to him. From timeless music to inspiring storytelling, this interview celebrates the legacy of one of South Africa’s respected musical voices.
On the Midweek Chat segment , Complexion talks to Commissioner Professor Tsepo Madlingozi from the South African Human Rights Commission to unpack the realities of racism in South Africa today. The conversation explores what racism looks like in different spaces, the impact it has on communities, and the role of the Human Rights Commission in protecting citizens’ rights, the proper steps people can take to report incidents of racism, how complaints are handled, and why speaking up matters in building a more equal society. An important and informative discussion aimed at empowering listeners with knowledge about their human rights.
In this episode, Complexion and tech expert Edzai Zvobwo unpack the all-too-common habit of buying tech gadgets we rarely, if ever, end up using. From smart devices and wearables to the latest “must-have” accessories, many of us are drawn in by hype, trends, and the promise of convenience, only for these gadgets to gather dust weeks later. The conversation explores why we fall into this cycle, from clever marketing and peer influence to overestimating how much a device will actually improve our daily lives. It also reflects on the gap between intention and reality when it comes to adopting new technology.
In this episode of Tech Focus, Complexion is joined by tech expert Edzai Zvobwo to chat about TV brands and why, when buying a new TV, one should not automatically go for the big brands but also consider lesser-known alternatives offering similar features at a lower price. As the television market becomes increasingly competitive, the conversation explores how emerging brands are challenging established names by delivering bigger screens, impressive picture quality, and affordability. The discussion highlights whether brand reputation still guarantees quality, or if shifting technology standards are leveling the playing field for new entrants.
In this episode of Tech Focus , Tech Expert Edzai Zvobwo explores South Africa’s rapidly evolving digital economy and the innovation driving it forward. As technological change accelerates, the country’s startup ecosystem continues to grow, with Cape Town and Johannesburg emerging as leading tech hubs attracting global investment. The conversation highlights how sectors such as fintech, healthcare, agritech, and edtech are thriving on increased venture capital, and why this digital shift is more than a passing trend. We unpack how improved infrastructure, education, and career transitions are helping South Africans adapt, while positioning the country for a future shaped by AI, blockchain, and green technology.
In this episode, we speak to Mr Chriswell Baloyi, Financial Planner, Insurance Broker, and Will & Trust expert, who breaks down why sufficient insurance is no longer optional, but a critical tool for protecting your home, income, and loved ones. Against the backdrop of rising natural disasters, increasing crime, and economic uncertainty, the conversation unpacks whether home and contents insurance is a necessity or a luxury for South Africans, and why failing to plan puts not only property, but livelihoods and families, at serious risk.
In this episode of Campus Trendz, Complexion talks to The South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) Senior Specialist: Communications and Advocacy, Ms Nkosingiphile Nyalungu, about how learners can verify if a learning institution is registered and accredited. She breaks down why checking accreditation matters, how to spot bogus institutions, and the steps students can take to protect themselves from scams before they enroll.
In this episode of Roads University, DJ Complexion talks to Tumelo Moyaba, a Vehicle Sales Expert, about how insurance companies reject claims based on the roadworthiness of a car. They break down what “unroadworthy” really means, the common reasons insurers use to deny payouts, and how simple vehicle maintenance or neglect can make or break your claim. Is your car really covered, or could a missed service or worn-out tyre leave you footing the bill after an accident.
If you are cohabiting with your partner or planning to, did you know that not having a written agreement or will could put you at serious risk? Many couples assume love is enough, but the law doesn’t automatically protect unmarried partners. DJ Complexion talks to Lesibana Mokgapa, an attorney at the High Court in South Africa and practicing attorney at the University of Limpopo campus, about the often-overlooked legal aspects of living together. He explains how a cohabitation agreement works, what a will should include, and why consulting a legal professional can save you heartbreak and financial loss in the future.
In this episode of Roads University, DJ Complexion talks to Tumelo Moyaba, a Vehicle Sales Expect about the pros and cons of taking cheaper car insurance, breaking down common pitfalls in vehicle insurance, hidden fees, and the financial impact of under-insuring your car. Are you really saving money or could cutting corners end up costing you more in the long run.
On this episode of Roads University, Complexion unpacks what really makes a car roadworthy. From headlights to handbrakes, the team revisits the essentials of the K53 inspection, engages with car users and listeners, and checks whether they are still following the checklist and know what to look for before hitting the road.
Complexion discusses WASP fraud, a type of mobile airtime scam linked to premium content services run by Wireless Application Service Providers. These services, which have been around since the early days of mobile networks, can silently drain users' airtime without their knowledge. On Tech Focus, DJ Complexion chats to tech expert Edzai Zvobwo to explore how South African mobile users can protect themselves from falling victim to these dodgy schemes. #CapricornDrive
Complexion discusses autonomous vehicles, also known as self-driving cars and their impact on the global automotive industry. In the United States, Robotaxis were launched last month in partnership with Uber and Waymo, both of which are e-hailing services. On Tech Focus, DJ Complexion speaks with tech expert Edzai Zvombo to explore whether South Africa is ready for autonomous vehicles. #CapricornDrive
DJ Complexion chats with DJ Tira about his latest single, "Zasha," featuring DJ Maphorisa, Kabza De Small, Leehleza, Dhladhla Mshunqisi, Uncool MC, Captain, and Campmasters and also unpacks what else you can expect from him headed into Summer 2025.
Forensic Pathology is a profession not very much in the spotlight and sadly by the time you call upon the service, it's at a position of tragedy. Dee Nkomo is joined by Dr Mamashele to unpack and help us understand what a forensic pathologist is, his role as industry leader within the field and a highlight as to how him and his team tackled the Botswana Easter accident as Dr Mamashele was one of the lead pathologist on site.
From driving with windows open finishing your petrol to changing all your tyres being the best thing to do, instead of changing one tyre at a time, these are some of the myths associated with having a car. Top Gear motoring expert and car specialist, Pabi Mabele joins Dee Nkomo to bust some know car myths and keep you on the know with facts regarding your car.
Ever wondered what the office of the Public Protector actually does and how it benefits you and I? Well, Dee Nkomo got into a chat with the Senior Investigator of the Public Protector in Limpopo, Mr Benard Mahloko on the services rendered by the Office of Public Protector and how accessible they are to the public, as well as the cases do they look into.
As technology is evolving, there are some certain dangers that can occur if not handled carefully. Dee Nkomo is joined by futurist and tech expert James Matshubeng as they talk about virtual reality and the dangers that are there.
Dee Nkomo enjoyed discovering and unearthing a whole new world of ground breaking entertainment available exclusively to Disney + for the adult audience. From Brawn the formula 1 stories , where he got plugged on by the Capricorn Breakfast, to Loki, where a villan never changes his ways. He got to binge watch the entire Season 2 in one day. This time around he takes us through his journey and the adult shows he love, shows that make him look forward to going home everyday and binging on a daily on his phone, laptop and smart TV exclusively to Disney +
Once again the Capricorn Breakfast challenged Dee Nkomo to watch a series on the ultimate streaming platform Disney+ and this time around, it was the Kardashians. Dee has no idea how Complexion and Mpho knew that he was a fan of the reality show but he came to the party and watched it. Now he is the one plugging guest presenter Yukio Mathebula on the Kardashians. She has made an appointment to watch the chaotic, hillarious, dramatic and fabulous life of the Kardashians exclusive to Disney +.
Dee Nkomo headed the call to watch Loki season 2 on Disney + , right up his alley, he couldn’t wait to tell Rochelle who is equally an action figure and adventure fan. So Dee tells Rochelle all about Loki season two, the plot twists and intriguing content that had him stuck in one place for hours on end, exclusive to Disney +
After discovering Dear Mama on Disney + , DJ Complexion and Mpho Mashita gave Dee Nkomo a challenge to download and watch Loki on the streaming platform. Little did they know that Dee is already plugged but didn’t know about season 2 being available there.
Having being infected with the radio bug for 10 years now, the Capricorn Drive got to have a chat passionate and driven Ledile Boshomane-Mulaudzi, who made it to the Top 8 Finalist for 2023 at Presenter Search. He says no job could ever fulfil him as much as radio does, it’s more than a passion, it’s his life.
The Capricorn Drive got to have a chat with the energetic and passionate, Thato Mathibi who has made it as one of the Top 8 on the 2023 Presenter Search. He says Capricorn FM has always been the dream and he made sure to use this opportunity to manifest it.
Standard Bank pledges its commitment to supporting the Green Energy Revolution by catalysing economic growth, developing green projects, and aiding both commercial and small-scale farmers on their sustainable farming journey. Leande Petersen, who is the Head, Sector Specialist, Sectors & Products at Standard Bank joins Dee Nkomo and Ndivho Makhwanya to unpack ways in which Standard Bank aims to be a vital partner in the development of agriculture and technology.
Young minds with an artistic vision to celebrate their heritage and culture through literature. Dee Nkomo and Ndivho Makhwanya are joined by 15 year old Ndzalama and 21 year old Ntsako who are part of a team of five who wrote a book inspired by poetry and the love of their XiTsonga tribe called Mbuti Ya Mavendze. They have hopes of inspiring pride and representation of their culture to the rest of the world. #YouthMakingProgressivesMoves
Dee Nkomo and Ndivho Makhwanya are joined by mover, shaker and owner of Mishies company and events, Michelle Moswane. Michelle is a beacon of hope in the community and started with 20 loaves and now bakes about 150 loaves a day. At just 24 Michelle is baking her way towards her dreams and dares to make a difference to her community, and climb the corporate leader while creating employment opportunities for her peers. #YouthMakingProgressivesMoves
Daring to let artistry be a language of the World is 21 year old Sandile Sahrief Kgaphola better known as SK Original. He uses his art to express his feelings and pay honor to those he holds dear, this has gained him recognition across the country on the social pages as a mover and shaker to look out for. He always strives to challenge himself. His first art piece was of Ricky Rick while he was still alive with a creative canvas that is in 3D and flips. He is self-taught on how to draw, shade, paint and making artist rugs.
Dee Nkomo and Ndivho Makhwanya on Capricorn Drive talk to Director of MediaHack Collective Mr Alastair Otter about the Michael Komape Sanitation Progress Monitor project and how it helps in sanitation around the province
On the #CapricornDrive, Dee Nkomo and Ndivho Makhwanya ask if you have managed to fulfil any of your year plans so far and rope in Life Coach, Yvette Ratshikhopha to help us work towards achieve achieving them.
Head of Real time payment at Bank Serve Africa, Mpho Sadiki joined Dee Nkomo and Ndivho Makhwanya on the Capricorn Drive to share how Bank Serve Africa has launched a new payment service that will help accelerate the countries shift to becoming a cashless society
Founder & manufacturer of courageous cosmetics talks about how her life story turned into her business success
Founder of phaka metal, stainless steel and aluminium works talks about what got him into business and how the journey has been.
Award winning EDU-TECH company CEO talks about his entrepreneurial journey and how he started MUVEX ICT
AKA has dropped another single from his upcoming project Mass Country. The single, titled Paradise features the Tsonga Michael Jackson- Musa Keys and various other artists. AKA joins Dee to talk more about it.
The nation continues to have a crisis of Sexual Gender-Based Violence and Femicide on it's hands. Old Mutual has committed to taking a stand through the many ongoing initiatives of the Old Mutual Foundation and other programmes within the Group. The Head of Old Mutual Foundation, Fikile Kuhlase joins Dee Nkomo to highlight some of their most recent initiatives.
The family of the 19-year-old learner from Kgakgatlou Secondary School in Ga-Mphahlele who are accusing the deputy principal of taking advantage of learners from disadvantaged background and luring them into having relationships with him. Dee Nkomo is joined by Philip Hlatswayo who's an Education Expert to break the story down and how cases like this are handled.
Dee is joined by Philip Hlatshwayo- an Educationalist who Specializes in Curriculum Development and Management to break down the unfortunate incident at Kriel Hoerskool and how schools should intervene in situations where learners accuse each other of serious crimes.
Following weeks of topping charts with his new single Lemons (Lemonade), AKA joins Dee Nkomo for a chat about what more his fans can expect from his much anticipated album, Mass Country.
At the tender age of 21, Nthabiseng Mogatwe was gang raped by 5 men which left her pregnant and infected with HIV. She shares her story on CapricornFM Drive's Motivation Monday with Dee Nkomo and how she plans on using her story to change her narrative and spread awareness.
It's that time of the year, thousands of Matric students are preparing to write their preliminary exams. We’ve all been there, and we know that preparing for matric can be stressful at the best of times. Dee is joined by the Spokesperson of the National Collaboration Education Trust- Mpho Moutlana about how to survive this period of their lives.
Experts say that more and more people especially the ones working the traditional 9-5, no longer feel the need to go above and beyond what’s expected or required in order to impress or fulfill their duties at work. Apparently, employees have become disengaged from their work, and they prefer to do the bare minimum. Dee is joined by Daisy Lepheana- CEO and Founder of Affinity Human Capital to talk about why employees are becoming disengaged and what employers can do about it.
Do you have any plans in place incase of a mechanical breakdown in your car and also, do you prefer getting your car fixed at the dealership or do you have your own independent local mechanic that you trust? Dee Nkomo is joined by Car-Expert, Tumelo Moyaba to talk about what to keep in mind before using an independent mechanic and what plans to rather have in place incase your car breaks down.
In this special edition of the Capricorn Drive hosted by Lindiwe Manzani and Tlou Tlolane (in an all female line-up), they are joined by author of "In a Killer's Shadow", a book that details her journey in trying to build a relationship with her father who had previously committed a gruesome crime. The book is about forgiving someone you’ve seen as a monster for a very long time , her battles with depression and physical abuse in a romantic relationship.
DeeNkomo is joined by Professor Mokgoatsana from the Department of Cultural and Political Studies at the University of Limpopo to talk about how families in this day and age induct their brides and the roles that a Rakgadi plays in the induction of a new bride.
As the son of a great man, Dee Nkomo knows the pressures that comes with having to follow in your father's footsteps. For #MondayMotivation he sits down with the sons of the late legend Peter Teanet to talk societal pressures facing the children of people who have played a huge role in uplifting their communities, picking up the baton, they also talk about making music and dealing with sibling rivalry.
Sibusiso Mzimba joined Maredi Technologies in 2018 as a Health and Safety Specialist to head up the Health and Safety Department. He is now the Chief Operations Officer, he is responsible for the overall business operations of Maredi Technologies, such as planning, implementing, managing, and overseeing Maredi Technologies’ operational strategy across all their business units. He joins Dee Nkomo to talk about his journey
Joined by Tshepo Pule who is the founder and host of the Timers Playbook Podcast and we chat to him as we prepare to celebrate Father’s Day about his platform that focuses on fathers and all the issues they face from maintenance- being single dads- coparenting- being denied access etc
Every Monday, Dee Nkomo talks to Limpopo citizens who are making waves in different industries and changing their lives along with the lives of their communities. He is joined by Cynthia Musiye- Founder and CEO of Nails Classiq.
According to Dee Nkomo, "nyoko" is an imaginary condition that people self diagnose with when they do not know what's wrong with them. he is joined by General Practitioner at the Khayalami Medical Solutions, Dr Kgoete to talk about the conditions under which most people may believe they have nyoko and explore alternative diagnosis.
Student rights activist at the University of Limpopo, Khutso Mamabolo is in studio with Dee Nkomo talking about mixing being a student with politics, his calling to stand up for the rights of students, racism, inequality and other injustices faced by students on campus.
Reports say that South Africans are getting poorer – and falling deeper into debt to get through the month. And while inflation grows, take-home pay seems to disappear meanwhile many South Africans are using credit cards and personal loans to supplement the debt that they’re accumulating. Financial content creator Thandokazi Tese joins #DeeNkomo to talk about taking out a loan to pay off debt and how you can avoid excessive debt
On Motivation Mondays Dee Nkomo is joined by Mogale Ramoshaba famously known as Jack Rams. He is the founder of Mega Artists Media, a professional media practitioner and a stakeholder in the arts through so many different formats. He tells Dee about where it all began
The South African Music Performance Rights Association (SAMPRA) has been assisting some artists and event organizers with reigniting the music industry through sponsorships for album recording etc. #DeeNkomo is joined by hit maker Producer and DJ, De Mogul SA who released a 6-track EP titled 2745 sponsored by SAMPRA which features Boontle RSA, Miss Twaggy and many other upcoming artists in the music industry.
The CCMA has announced the reopening their offices for walk ins on the 3rd of May. Since the beginning of lockdown in 2020, most offices had to shut down and the CCMA was one of those offices, giving people only the option to send emails or complain online. #DeeNkomo is joined on the line by the CCMA Director, Adv. Cameron Morajane to tell us more about the reopening and what it means
For #MotivationMondays #DeeNkomo is joined by none other than the CONFIDENCE ACTIVATOR, Mapula Legodi. She was crowned as Mrs Polokwane at the height of COVID in 2020. And now she spends her days influencing positivity in different areas of her life.
Hip-hop artist, Sean Trims has been making waves in the music industry since 2015. And in 2020, for the first time he released a much anticipated EP titled No Validation. Hailing all the way from Vosloorus, Sean Trims has for the past few years been releasing singles such as My Turn, Thang for ya, Eastside and Freedom. He’s working on an 11 track EP at the moment sponsored by the SAMPRA Development Fund and he joins #DeeNkomo to talk about it.
On the 13th of April the Archive at the Centre of Memory hosted a new virtual reality exhibition titled, Reality Check: Walter Sisulu - Accused #2. And this is based on the audio recordings from The Rivonia Trial. The exhibition happened at Nelson Mandela Foundation offices in Houghton and from what I saw online it was such a great event and such a triggering exhibition. #DeeNkomo speaks with the Director of Archive and Research at the Nelson Mandela Foundation- Razia Saleh about it
TikToker, entertainer and MC #Leparagadi joins #DeeNkomo for a chat about his TikTok career, creating content in his mother tongue and his desires to elevate his brand and build an empire.
The South African Music Awards are back in full force and for the first time in two years, the event will be in person. Our favorite celebrities will get to go on stage and hold their actual trophy, we will probably get to watch it live on TV again and surely that’s one of the things that music lovers missed the most, from the red carpet looks to the long speeches and the performances, the SAMA’s are always lit. #DeeNkomo is joined by the Spokesperson for the SAMA’s- his name is Lesley Mofokeng to talk more about the #SAMA28
Hendrick Makuya, affectionately known to his fans as Tshigwili or ‘Mr Doritos’ or the "richest man in Venda, came to the spot light when he was seen spoiling his animals with food decent enough to feed people. Hendrick Makuya who hails from Ha-Makuya village serves his dogs fresh Wors, Doritos snacks and other expensive items and he’s still in highschool. He joins the team in studio to share more about himself and his lifestyle.
According to a new report, South Africa ranks as one of the worst countries regarding mental health. The team is in studio with Abigail Munyai who is an author, motivational speaker and preacher who shares her story about overcoming depression, growing up an orphan and the triggers of past traumas.
In any field of startups, one of the biggest struggle is getting the funding to elevate the original idea and it when it comes to tech, funding is EXTRA important. Dee speak with Senisha Moonsamy, Head of Enterprise Development, ISD & GCIP at TIA about how you can get funding for your tech startup
A move by the North West and Limpopo provinces to NOT renew the contracts of “educators without permanent residence permits” has been hugely criticized by experts, saying that it has now left a gaping hole in education, with some maths and physical science classes having to double up to accommodate up to 66 pupils at a time. The team speaks with Phillip Hlatshwayo, an Educationalist who Specializes in Curriculum Development and Management about this.
ETF's and NFT's have been the buzzword for a while when for online investors. But how many of us really understand what they are. And with all the information online, who do we believe or trust with our investments? The team is joined by Financial Education Content Creator, Ivyn Sambo to talk about the difference between these two types of investments.
Recently, Facebook reported a huge drop in their market share price and a number of opinion pieces have been published blaming the metaverse as part of the reason why Facebook is no longer doing so well in the market. The team has a conversation with the Managing Director of African Technopreneurs, Daliso Ngoma about what the metaverse is and what it's impact really is.
Experts say that something needs to be done with regards to the online betting habits of South Africans as they are starting to get out of hand. The team talks to a former gambling addict and member of Gamblers Anonymous South Africa about the dangers of online gambling and why it shouldn't be taken lightly.
We've been trying to educate each other about how we can make extra money especially in the tech space. In this edition, the team focus on how to get started with your photography side hustle, and who better to get into this with than the globally sought-after photographer, Cyril Zuma. He joins the team to talk about getting started, how to price yourself and what you can focus on.
Dee and Itu tackle this topic after their discussion with Influencer and Social Media Content Creator @SimplyChuene, a queer male who had a run in with bouncers at a club for wanting to use the female bathrooms. She tells her story and educates us on what it would mean to the queer community if gender neutral bathrooms were considered in most establishments.
The Concourt has ruled that surviving partners in opposite sex life partnerships can also claim as if they are surviving spouses for: Maintenance and in terms of the deceased estate. The team is joined by Attorney of the High Court, Isaac Moselane to explain some details around how cohabiting partners stand to benefit from the estate of their partner should one of them pass away
Dr Reuel J. Khoza has been inducted into the Thinkers50 Hall of Fame 2021. He is a distinguished thought leader, entrepreneur, business leader, academic, author, farmer, musician, and active as an Africanist at the forefront of transformation in the South African political economy. Every two years, Thinkers50 salutes the leading business and management ideas of our age with their Ranking of management Thinkers and awards for distinguished achievement in a number of specific management categories. We’re joined on the line by Stuart Crainer- a Management Journalist and Business Journalist as well as a Business Theorist and a Professor at the IE Business School.
The team talk about first time ownership of land and property and some of the first time ownership mistakes avoid. Molatelo Baloyi famously known as Lady Wa Property joins the conversation to discuss how you can save money on your first purchase. She also expands on some of the differences between buying a house and buying land to build your own house in the villages
The 2021 academic year is coming to an end soon and over the past months we’ve been seeing how technology has aided learners and schools in general with academics. But how sustainable is it to use technology as one of the main platforms to educate children in Africa with data challenges? The team is joined on the line by David Makovah of Mr Mak Learning to talk about the foreseen future of academics in a digital world especially with regards to Africa.
The team talks to Limpopo born Giggs Kgonamotse Kgole whose art is making an appearance in the Signature African Arts program starting from the 5th- 30th October. He talks to the team about art in South Africa, his art and most importantly his mother who had to sell in the streets to support his dream.
According to car experts, more and more people are starting to view cars like cellphones and not get attached to them. This way, they're able to let go off the car before it starts giving them problems which can result in financial strain. Car Expert and Founder of The Car Link-Up, Tumelo Moyaba joins the A Team to discuss the pros and cons of owning a car in this day and age versus leasing one.
Nono Xaba Cele is a businesswoman who took part in the Absa Money Makeover Challenge and over the past weeks she’s been sharing some pebbles of the knowledge she acquired during the challenge. She joins the team to share yet another valuable lesson about a savings buffer.
A group of young people just launched an Accounting App for Apple & Android (Uncle Sam App). The App captures transactions on any smart phone in less than 10 seconds & prepares financial statements or management accounts in real time. The team is joined on the line by Mosa Mohlare – The Founder and Director at the Uncle Sam Software company
On Mandela Day, the JustDrive team decided to raid the station's inbox and help one person who needed help. Fortunately for Fortunate, her name was picked out of the bag and her one request was for the station to help her 17 year old son to get a driver's license. Bevula Driving School came to the rescue and offered to assist Fortunate and two months later, they all come on air to tell us about the process and how Quinton finally got his license.
The story of Theo Baloyi, CEO and Founder of legendary Bathu shoe is an inspirational one. From operating in a back room to opening a number of stores in the biggest shopping centers in South Africa. He joins us on the line to celebrate the launch of their 30th store at Mall of the North.
Nono Cele is an entrepreneur, TV producer and financially savvy Mom who recently participated in the Absa/City Press Money Makeover Challenge. So in the next few weeks she will be sharing her valuable lessons with the nation to help people turn their finances around in these uncertain COVID-19 times. In today's episode she talks about a savings buffer, also known as an emergency fund, and why we should have one.
The team is joined by Seer and Founder of Evodia Theophilus Ministries to help listeners interpret their most recent and recurring dreams. She is a mentor and teacher at the School of Prophets.
In response to the staggering unemployment rate of 34%, with over 70% being youth and ofcos Black women being the most vulnerable with 41%.
GirlCode, a social enterprise aimed at empowering girls and women through technology has partnered with one of the largest technology investors in the world to provide 300 unemployed graduates an opportunity to take their coding skills to the next level through a 3-month bootcamp. The project aims to train and support 300 unemployed graduates in different fields of Information Technology through training and getting them Internationally certified with guaranteed job placements at the end of the program ALL FOR FREE. The team is joined by GirlCode co-founder and CFO Tinyiko Simbine to tell us more.
The team is joined by Nono Cele Xaba is an award-winning TV producer and director who recently participated in the Absa/City Press Money Makeover Challenge. They talk about instant gratification versus delayed gratification. They also dissect the “Marshmallow test” – which was an experiment that researchers did with kids: they were placed in a room on their own with a single marshmallow on a plate in front of them.
The team has a conversation with Nono Cele- an entrepreneur, TV producer and financially savvy mom who recently participated in the Absa/City Press Money Makeover Challenge. Over the next few weeks, she will be sharing her valuable lessons with us to help people turn their finances around in these uncertain times.
I'm In Accelerator helps tech startups access seed investment and achieve business sustainability by providing an effective eco-system which offers business and technical support. The team speaks with Naazlene Patelle, the Accelerator Manager at “I’m In” about this initiative and how tech startups can get access to this investment
Studies say that 60% of women have never negotiated their salary. The team is joned by Octavius Phukubye – MD at IDF Value Added Services to explore some of the contributing factors and while he's at it, he gives women a few tips on how they can avoid being shortchanged at contract negotiations.
Conversations around freelancing women who are being mistreated and having their rights violated by institutions have caught the attention of the A Team. In this chat with Adelina Mbinjama- the Chairperson of the Western Cape Region for Southern Africa Freelancers Association, they address their concerns and give light to more opportunities female freelancers can look into.
In this conversation, Dee Nkomo and Itu Banda speak with the CEO at the South African Music Performance Rights Association (SAMPRA), Mr Pfanani Lishivha about the importance of registering with the association when you are an artist. They discuss how royalties are calculated and the policies they have in place for the benefit of all their members.
In this conversation, Dee Nkomo and Itu Banda speak with the CEO at the South African Music Performance Rights Association (SAMPRA), Mr Pfanani Lishivha about the importance of registering with the association when you are an artist. They discuss how royalties are calculated and the policies they have in place for the benefit of all their members.
Dee and Itu talk to the Managing Director at IDF Value Added Services, Octavius Phukbye about how the small businesses in South Africa can help with rebuilding the country's economy and how most of them are copying after the lootings that happened a few weeks ago.
Technology has come so far. First it was mobile phones, and now it’s televisions getting the word ‘smart’ added to their name. And while smartphones have become a “household name” with most people understanding how to use them, smart TVs are still a mystery to some. Maeson Maherry is the co-Founder and CEO of LAWTrust and he joins the team to speak about smart tv's.
Many people have admitted to having had an idea for an app even though they don't have the "know how" of coding. And the assumption worldwide is that you atleast need to know how to code before you can start a tech based company or create a tech based product. But according to research, not every startup founder has programming skills, although industry experts say it’s wise to have someone on board with technical knowledge. Maeson Maherry is the co-Founder of LAWTrust and he joins Dee and Itu on the line to talk a bit more about starting a tech company when you have no history of coding #Coding
EmployeeWellness
Improving well-being in the workplace has been a goal of the World Health Organisation (WHO) for many years, and there is a universal agreement that a healthy workforce is a productive and happy one. Employers are encouraged to create a healthier workforce and we’re joined by HR Specialist, Lovemore Shikwambana to talk about what employers can do that with the help their employee wellness
In the wake of the growth of e-commerce, SA has suffered 577 cyber attacks per hour, resulting in the loss of R2.2 billion. According to a 2019 report, 80-90% of the people who log in to a retailer's e-commerce site are hackers using stolen data. The team is joined by cofounder and CEO at LAWTrust Maeson Maherry to talk about protecting your financial profile while shopping online.
Taking a look at what the PoPIAct means for your business especially when you use your cell phone to conduct your business and create content. Mark Heyink joins the team to explore this topic.
Ever wondered how animals think or feel about mating? The team spoke to Park Activities Coordinator at SanParks, Van Rooi Moreku to ask tough mating questions when it comes to wildlife.
The 14th to the 20th of June is marked the International Men’s Health Week and in celebrating this week, Life Coach Fanafikile Lephaka organised a naked hike exclusive to men in order to change body dysphoria. He joined the team on the line to talk about it.
In times of economic turmoil, one cannot exaggerate the value of a university degree. And when survival and livelihood are at stake, many will do anything. Whether in a desperate search for employment or simply by ambition, many are faking their credentials. The CEO and co-founder of LAWTrust Maeson Maherry joins the team to talk about why this trend continues to thrive and what can be done about it.
One thing that all youth can agree on is the fact that the recent unemployment stats are scary, and whenever we get a chance to plug you, we do just that. The team came across a platform called BeyondMedia which is at the moment trying to bridge the unemployment gap by creating one of the largest freelance collectives in South Africa. This group of Founders say that they are tired of waiting on Government to create work opportunities and have built a network of thousands of Freelancers around South Africa. The team is joined by Zola Brunner from Beyond Media to talk about opportunities for Freelancers.
There have been a lot of misconceptions about the the POPIAct which was recently signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa. Social Media Legal Consultant -Lerato Ntwampe joins the team to break down not only the POPIAct, but the misconceptions as well.
As dangerous as this may be, many people have confessed to losing their tempers on the road every now and again. The team invited the Transport and Community Safety Spokesperson, Matome Taueatsoala to give us some lessons on how to handle your road rage and that of others.
Young people are making a difference (and money) through TikTok and during this month of June, the team will be profiling young TikTokers from Limpopo about their journey of making money through content creation. This week they speak to Mpho Mudau also known as Mpho_Pink on TikTok about her first TikTok cheque. #TikTok #MphoMudau #MphoPink
Over the past years, various conversations have been had about gay rights across the continent. and one such conversation is, have the rights of the LGBTIQ+ community progressed or regressed in the African context. The team called in someone who is passionate about Africa and Education- that's Paballo Chauke- A Columnist and Training and Outreach Coordinator to extend this conversation.
It’s Africa Day and we’re celebrating Africa through the eyes of technology. As usual every Tuesday the team is joined by CEO and co-founder of LAWtrust, Maeson Maherry to look at some of the coolest tech projects happening in Africa at the moment.
Every Thursday we teach you more about the ecosystem and wildlife but what about the people who work in these fields. Who are these people what are their job descriptions and you wana be them, what should you study? In this edition of JustDrive we’re looking at opportunities in wildlife with Media Specialist at South African National Parks, Ike Phaahla
The worldwide effects of COVID19 may have been drastic for some industries, but for some, the impact was more of a positive one and this includes the technology industry. In our weekly Tech Savvy feature, we spoke to CEO and co-founder of LAWtrust, Maeson Maherry about Tech Business Opportunities That Were Sparked by the Lockdown in Africa.
GameDrive on JustDrive is a moment meant to educate the team and listeners of the show about nature and the ecosystem. This week they spoke to the General Manager of Communications & Marketing Mr. Ike Phaahla and focused on elephants and how to know when they are about to attack.
An article on BusinessOne Insider confirmed that sitting on an idea for years, with no solution or implementation plan, could be dangerous for your mental health. The team speaks to Organizational Behaviorist- Siphiwe Moyo about the saying "Never give up on your dreams" and what to do with your dream when it does not seem to be as viable as it used to be before.
The #JustDrive team has introduced a new moment on the show where they look at various interesting technology related questions. This week, they speak to Maeson Maherry, CEO and co-founder of LAWtrust and they focus on what you need to know about Zuckerberg's social media empire.
According to Motlatsi Molefe, CEO of the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund- many people have no idea what their rights are when interacting with lawyers and so they end up believing everything that is said by the lawyer. The team spoke to Mr Molefe about the citizen's rights when consulting a lawyer, how to know if the lawyer is legit and what should happen when you have been scammed by a lawyer especially with regards to pay outs and rates.
School can be a very brutal place because of bullying. Recently, videos of children bullying each other at schools have been making the rounds and this has triggered many people who have been bullied before into sharing their stories and their experiences. We speak to two people from different walks of life who grew up being bullied. They share their experiences and how it affected them in the long run.
After the tragic passing of Anele Tembe, the conversation around depression took over social media. The A team wanted to investigate what comes with dating a person who is clinically depressed. They spoke to Cassey Chambers from the South African Depression and Anxiety Group about this and look at ways in which you could help and personally deal with someone who is living with depression.
In January, new wage rules were gazetted for all restaurants in South Africa as part of a controversial collective agreement. Industry bodies launched a legal bid against the new agreement, and on Tuesday was granted an urgent court interdict. The team spoke to Advocate Mosima Rasesemola about what this court case means for restaurant owners and waiters. The owner of The Sauce Lifestyle Cafe joins the conversation to talk about what this court case means for restaurant owners and the conditions that come with owning a restaurant in 2021. And finally they talk to a waiter about their working conditions at the moment.
Awelani Sow is a young lady from Limpopo who was struggling as a hair stylist just a few years ago, now she’s the owner of her own salon and various hair care products and franchises. Looking at the amount of other young women that are working with people's hair for close to nothing in our communities, she joins the team for a little inspiration
Experts say that as much as people want to be successful, many actually fear they wouldn’t know how to deal with it when it arrived. After Dee’s confession that he fears being promoted to manager position, the team roped in Executive Coach Refilwe Khumalo about possible reasons why people fear elevating in their careers and broke down the imposter syndrome.
Ghana has recently been brought into the spotlight with praises for their decades long tradition of using African print uniforms in schools in an attempt to decolonize the African mind. The team spoke to a Kenyan Journalist and Blogger, Makumi Mungai who shares how the Kenyan government changed the police uniform in an attempt to achieve the same result, they also talk to Political analyst Leeto Briggar about his thesis on where the decolonization of African minds and languages should actually start
How long has it been since you changed/reviewed your contract with your service provider? The team spoke to Founder of Debt Emancipation Movement, Salem Nyathi about whether or not your loyalty to your lenders and service providers is costing you.
On International Women's Day the #JustDrive team spoke to Creative Director and Social Media Influencer, Sadie Torquato about feminism in today's context and how the movement has evolved over the years. They also discuss opposition to the movement and the fears of "coming out of the feminist closet".
Many people across the world doubt they could ever get their dream jobs. In this episode the A Team heard stories of how some listeners got the jobs they currently occupy and also, spoke to HR Expert Mpume Mkhize about how to go for the job that you want, self doubt aside.
In a listener driven Q&A with Attorney Isaac Moselane, listeners express their experiences with being a father who is denied access to their children while Isaac helps them navigate the court lingo and explore their options.
First year in university can be very daunting with questions of "Am I choosing the right subjects" and "What kind of jobs will my subjects give me entry into". Zanele Maduna is the Founder of No-Valo Holdings and Academic Performance Coach and she joins the team to answer these questions for the listeners.
Sjava fans were both surprised and excited to see him back on their screens after months of not hearing from him. The team spoke to him about whether or not his hiatus was deliberate and how his brand will ever recover from the knock it took in 2020.
The A-Team is back in 2021. Talking to the founder of Debt Emancipation Movement, Salem Nyathi about that awkward moment when you realize that you didn't actually plan as accurately as you thought you did for January and that you might not make it to the end of January with your current balance. What to do?
In this tough economy, more and more people are trying to find other opportunities to make money. The team spoke to Phindiwe Nkosi who is an Industrial Specialist at Potatoes SA to talk about opportunities in potato farming.
On World Aids Day, the team spoke to Tembisa Hospital CEO, Dr Lekopane Mogaladi about the current trends around HIV/Aids in 2020 as well as the extent at which HIV/Aids has been impacted by COVID-19 at a local level.
When the story of Prophet Bushiri and his wife skipping the country broke it made big news and the A Team needed to understand a few things as far as extradition was concerned. They called in Attorney Tshepo Mojapelo to clear their questions out.
Experts say that more and more people are interested in swinging but they fear asking their partners for this because they are worried the partner might say no or that the partner might think there’s something wrong with the relationship. We’re joined on the line by Relationship Expert Paula Quinsee to talk about swinging and some of the do's and don'ts
Some may have often wondered what the family of the bride does with the lobola money after the groom's family leaves the negotiation tables. The A Team speaks to Professor Sekgothe Mokgoatjane who is the President of the Oral History Association of South Africa about how important, if at all, it is to actually follow up on this.
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
It's only been hours since the crowning of Miss South Africa 2020. Shudufhadzo Musida joins the team to talk about some of her highs as MissSA2020 sofar and what she would like to be remembered for.
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
Ever wondered if it was possible for someone you’re intimate with to affect your spirit and at times steal your luck and disturb your ancestors? Traditional Healer and Teacher Gogo Moyo talks to Itu Banda and Dee Nkomo about how your choice in intimate partners can affect your life and luck.
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
Talking about some of the things people wish they knew about marriage before getting married and some of the fear that singletons getting into marriage fear the most about the institution. We’re joined on the line by Londiwe Shezi who is the founder of Makoti BOOTCAMP to talk about her observations when it comes to new school marriage and what brides to be fear the most.
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons
As the year edges to an end, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education have dedicated an hour everyday on CapricornFM to helping Grade12 learners catch up on various lessons