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Loffie Brandt, Sector Executive for Agriculture at Absa AgriBusiness on their longstanding involvement with NAMPO Cape, taking place from 9 to 12 September under the theme “Together we Grow." Roch-Lè Bloem
The Gqeberha-based 'songbird' has been performing since the age of five, gracing stages across private and corporate events. Her latest release, "Not Shaken," has an inspirational message and showcases her powerful vocals. Kaycee Rossouw
NMB Business Chamber CEO upbeat about growth potential, SA's fruit canning industry under threat, and unemployment figures set to rise.
Jeff continues his chat with the respected award winning journalist and author of Tsietsi Mashinini : Elusive Hero of Soweto. The book is available on Amazon.co.za
Jeff sits down for a heart to heart with Sam Mathe, author of Tsietsi Mashinini : Elusive Hero of Soweto.
Roch-Lé gets to know the vibrant young singer-songwriter who is making waves with her soulful blend of Neo-soul and R&B. Roch-Lè Bloem
Economy being choked by lack of private investment, Eskom pushing back at plans for a separate transmission company, and oil price rises following Iranian deal with Oman to re-open the Strait of Hormuz.
The Algoa FM Garden Route Charity Golf Day is happening next week Thursday in aid of George Child and Family Welfare. Simon caught up with our Silver Sponsor in the form of George branch manager, Willie Kruger. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Nicky von Hoffman joined Cares to tell us more about the exceptional Aurora Special Care Centre. There is still time to book for the 27 August GQ golf day! (Anathi Seyisi was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
Rieg Janse van Rensburg and Anene Jonck paint an enticing picture of what you can expect and why you can't miss this premier event! Take a listen and book your tickets! Roch-Lè Bloem
Sasol benefits from war in Middle East, SA's internet domain name registry fires its CEO, and Iran and Oman ink Hormuz deal.
The Public Investment Corporation’s CEO is back on the job, the electricity sector gets big boost from China, and oil dips on the back of a possible peace deal in the mIddle East.
New car sales hit highest level in years, and the petrol price to drop tomorrow but diesal to increase.
The Gqeberha-born singer, songwriter, and producer shares his musical journey, creative process, and the influences shaping his evolving sound. We also get to hear his latst release, " Lean on My Love". Kaycee Rossouw
Several key numbers due for release this weak, fuel prices indicate a drop in petrol, and Middle East peace talks set to resume.
Farmersweekly.co.za reports that repairs to the Western Cape’s flood-damaged provincial road network are expected to cost more than R2 billion, but emergency funding is yet to be confirmed, and full recovery could take several years. More than 200 roads were significantly damaged and completely closed following the severe weather events of 5 and 10 May, while many others still require repairs. Western Cape Infrastructure Minister Tertuis Simmers said that the preliminary R2 billion repair estimate is likely to rise as investigations and designs progress.
The Chairman of the Disabled Road-Race Foundation is a man of many talents. Despite a serious spinal cord injury, he embraces life with a mental attitude that is truly motivating. The Drive with Simon Bechus
SA's P.I.C has a new chairman and board,and a rebound in investors appetite for stocks in AI.
Gadra Education's GM Dr Ashley Westaway shared with us the exceptional achievements of this NPO in tackling the education crisis in our country. Find out how you can assist. Kaycee Rossouw
Excellent half-year results from Valterra Platinum, the Middle East war benefits Glencore traders s, and the markets are digesting renewed hostilities between the US and Iran.
A stark warning from Business Leadership SA which says it is beyond logic to expect businesses to take responsibility for providing municipal services, and SARS tax crime unit cleans up!
The Special Investigating Unit siezes two Lucky Montana properties, Implats halts operation for safety review and training, and oil continues to drop as US-Iran peace deal appears to be holding.
From writing and producing to releasing his own music, GQ arttist Craig Duthie shared his journey, creative process, and this latest single 'Sadie' with us. Kaycee Rossouw
PIC.board unable to make legally binding decision after quorum collapse,and did Reserve Bank err in keeping interest rates unchanged?
The Dotsure SWD Eagles are up against the Valke at Outeniqua Park Stadium in George tonioght. Simon cuaght up with Head Coach Heyneke Meyer and Captain Carel du Preez ahead of the clash. The Drive with Simon Bechus
South Africa faces US tariffs of 12.5% again, Deputy Finance Minister quits as Chair of the P.I.C., and the repo rate remains unhcanged.
FarmersWeekly.co.za reports that leading agricultural organisations, thousands of producers, and more than 500 exhibitors are expected to gather in Bredasdorp, Western Cape, later this year for Nampo Cape 2026, according to the event’s organisers. Taking place from 9 to 12 September under the theme ‘Together We Grow’, this year’s expo will focus on collaboration, innovation, and practical solutions to strengthen South African agriculture’s competitiveness and long-term sustainability. According to Dr Dirk Strydom, managing director of Nampo, the theme reflects the growing importance of partnerships across the agricultural value chain, bringing together producers, agribusinesses, researchers, service providers, financiers, policymakers, and rural communities to address shared opportunities and challenges.
The Free State’s foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak continues to expand, with the province recently confirming eight new cases and organised agriculture warning that vaccine shortages, delayed booster vaccinations, and under-reporting remain major obstacles to containing the disease. According to a media statement issued by the Free State Department of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Environmental Affairs on 17 July, the latest clinically confirmed cases detected are two in the Boshof state veterinary area and six in the Smithfield state veterinary area. This brings the total number of confirmed cases in the province to 687 across 19 local municipalities. The department said 181 outbreaks had been successfully resolved.
A Western Cape High Court ruling that money placed in a structured self-insurance account is not tax-deductible could have implications for farmers using similar products and diminish the appeal of a tool designed to help agribusinesses build reserves against climate, disease, and market-related losses. The Western Cape High Court recently ruled that R9,6 million placed by Meiring Citrus in a Santam structured self-insurance product is not tax-deductible. The court overturned an earlier Tax Court ruling in the citrus producer’s favour, confirmed an additional assessment raised by the South African Revenue Service (SARS), and reinstated a 10% understatement penalty.
George Child and Family Welfare Director, Sue Du Toit, expounds upon the exceptional work they do for vulnerable children in the Garden Route Area. Get on board Garden Route golfers! Kaycee Rossouw
Stand by for an interest rate hike, oil goes up as the Houthis attack Saudi tankers, and negotiations between Chinese manufacturer, BAIC South Africa, and NUMSA collapse.
P.I.C. crisis worsens as more directors quit, Sasol's Q4 production is up, and the oil price rises as Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis blockade the Red Sea.
Transnet issues tender to upgrade and operate the Port of Cape Town, a massive loan secured to support infrastructure modernisation,and Houthi blockade of the Red Sea puts pressure on oil price.
The recording artist and songwriter from Gucompo shared his muscial journey with us and news of his recent signing to a record label. Take a listen to his latest single, 'Words I Say". Kaycee Rossouw
South Africa still committed to adding nuclear power to the grid,expect an interest rate hike this week, and soccer world cup generates jump in revenue for FIFA.
The final is almost upon us! A conversation about the coming together of Spain and Argentina through Lionel Messi with activists, Hassen Lorgat and Marta Garrich, both passionate about the 'beautiful game'.
South Africa plans to attract R750 billion in investment into its Special Economic Zones , Toyota launches new Hilux, and African Bank to cut jobs, close branches.
George Child and Family Welfare representatives, Sue Du Toit and Henrica Veldman, tell us about their NPO - this year's Algoa FM George Charity Golf Day beneficiary. Get on board Garden Route golfers! The Drive with Simon Bechus
CEO of SOSnpo, Shelley Humphries, reveals the truth about sanitation in under resourced schools - from pit toilets to a lack of access to clean water - the facts will shock you. Kaycee Rossouw
South Africa to get satellite internet service, two directors resign from P.I.C., and the Strait of Hormuz closed again.
Financial watchdog to probe P.I.C, government chasing pension fund defaulters, and the US steps up strikes on Iran.
Public Investment Corporation CEO suspended following allegations of impropriety, China's BYD says no to making cars in SA, and oil surges as the US blockades Iranian coast.
The Garden Route artist joined Kaycee to talk about his career as a multi-talented muso and producer. A popular live perfomarnce artist as well, his latest single is titled 'Take the Time'. Kaycee Rossouw
'Urban decay' in NMB a cause for grave concern, Eskom's feud over municipal debt continues, and a plea to the US for trade exemption on key exports.
CEO Denise van Huyssteen and Trade and Investment Officer, Jeremy Dobbin, joined the Breakfast Team to elaborate on this exciting initiative. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Today,10 July, saw the Democtratic Alliance lead a march against crime in NMB. Breakfast chatted to the party's newly elected Federal Leader and Mayor of Cape Town, Geordin Hill-Lewis. (The views expressed in this interview are not necessarily those of Algoa FM) Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Bongani Mladla explains how this programme has brought together government leaders, industry partners and contractors in a shared commitment to building a stronger, more capable construction industry. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Home Affairs issues tender for tool to speed up deportations, SANRAL CEO quits, and Telkom pledges millions to provide South Africans with job-ready AI skills.
Farmersweekly.co.za reports that South African farmers remain trapped in an electricity crisis, even though load-shedding may have ended more than two years ago. With soaring tariffs, deteriorating distribution infrastructure, and policies that discourage independent power generation, the cost and reliability of electricity have emerged as growing threats to agricultural profitability, food security, and export competitiveness. According to Chris Yelland, an energy analyst at EE Business Intelligence, the problem is no longer electricity generation. Instead, the crisis has shifted to the affordability of electricity.
This incredible NPO is hard at work in the Chintsa East area changing the lives of impoverished children at a foundationel level. Lou Billet shares their journey with us. Kaycee Rossouw
Treasury to probe tender rigging by former chief director, the decision to withhold funds from municipalities defended , and the markets nervous after a second day of strikes and counterstrikes between the U.S. and Iran.
Government cuts funds for NMB and Buffalo City, Abu Dhabi’s National Oil Company to buy Shell SA, and the country's healthcare sector haemorrhaging up to R30 billion per year due to fraud, waste and abuse.
Zimbabwean author,Sue Nyathi, sat down with Anathi to talk about her journey from self publishing 'The Polygamist' to global recognition as the woman behind the series everyone’s binge watching.
Charl catches up with Lungiswa Goya, Manager of Economic Development at Knysna Municipality, as the iconic festival launched into action! The Festival runs until 12 July. Charl Leslie
R2bn in irregular expenditure uncovered at SITA, government bonds losing safe haven status, and Newcastle factories close as immigrant workers flee the country.
Cosatu joins Business Unity SA in attack on UIF, government to crack down on illegal gambling , and a big conference this week on youth unemplyment.
FarmersWeekly.co.za reports that South African livestock producers affected by foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreaks could soon see less severe economic disruption after the Department of Agriculture announced new national control measures to simplify outbreak management while protecting the country’s livestock industry and export markets. The Department of Agriculture (DoA) said outgoing Minister of Agriculture John Steenhuisen had approved a single national framework that consolidates previous FMD directives, including the 2019 FMD Contingency Plan and subsequent amendments. The measures will take effect once they have been gazetted.
George's own elite athlete not only conquered his first Comrades this year, he took 7th place! The Drive with Simon Bechus
SA's last manganese smelter to close, Business Unity South Africa gives up on dysfunctional UIF, and Parks Tau proposes 'bokke' commercial protection for upcoming All Blacks clashes.
Jessica Seath, Marine Scientist and Programme Manager at the Knysna Estuary Research Foundation, explains how vital the conservation of this estaury is to the area. Find out how you can get involved. Kaycee Rossouw
Alcoa to buy Hillside smelter, Amazon launches next phase of massive EC restoration project, and Absa's PMI dips back into negative territory.
Inflation expectations rise, Concourt clears SA banks of rand fixing, and another record high for the Dow.
Businesses across the Eastern Cape brace for anti-illigal immigration protests, game over for Murray and Roberts, and fuel prices to drop from tomorrow..
This multi-talented artist from George is a force to be reckoned with. Her single , "Forget me Not", is most apt'. She is as inspiring as she is talented. Kaycee Rossouw
Road Freight Association CEO says member companies must consider their employees ahead of tomorrow's protest, and Business Against Crime South Africa promises to support the police wuth drones and helicoptors.
Annual producer inflation rises sharply, a container ship hit by an unidentified missile in the Strait of Hormuz, and Prosus to spend R7.5 billion to buy into AI powered medical service.
Farmersweekly.co.za reports that an 11th-hour deal has brought the liquidation of Tongaat Hulett to an end, just as the matter was due to be heard in the Durban High Court in KwaZulu-Natal. On the 17th of June, when the liquidation hearing was due to begin, the Durban High Court granted Tongaat Hulett’s (THL) joint business rescue practitioners (BRPs) leave to withdraw the company’s provisional liquidation application, after a breakthrough agreement was reached between them, the Vision Consortium, and the Industrial Development Corporation. THL said the deal will pave the way for the implementation of the adopted business rescue plan.
The 2026 OMODA & JAECOO Knysna Oyster Festival is happening from 3–12 July with one of the highlight's being the Knysna Cycle Tour. Roch-Lé caught up with event organiser, Andrew Finn. Roch-Lè Bloem
A promise made by 11 year old Elihle Stali to his visually impaired grandmother has come to fruition. Damian caught up with the Mdantsane 'whiz kid' before his trip to the Leap Startup East competition in Hong Kong .
Director of Catch Projects, Delight Omoike, on their mission to champion change by building partnerships for health, education and self-sustainability for vulnerable women and children in Mzamomhle. Kaycee Rossouw
Investec CEO optimistic about SA's growth, the Auditor General, criticizes municipal spending on consultants, and Ramaphosa appoints Michael Sachs as his economic adviser.
Strike continues at Beijing plant, the Road Freight Association hits out at government's handling of undocumented foreigners in the trucking sector, and global sell-off in AI-related stocks impacts the markets,
Ofentse Mokoka from Jacana Media on the essential books about the watershed Soweto Uprisings of 16 June ,1976.
Fuel prices set to fall early July with oil now flowing through the Strait of Hormuz, and SpaceX experiences one of the biggest one-day wipeouts in stock market history.
Charlie T sat down with Aashay Nagura to talk his recent UK trip and future plans to see himself take his place on motorsports international podiums.
The SPAR Kirkwood Wildsfees will feature the winner of their local Talent Search competition on their weekend lineup! Tuffy's lartest single, "Here With Me" is incredible! Take a listen. Kaycee Rossouw
The price of oil drops, Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago issues yet another inflation warning, and be warned - an interest rate hike is coming.
Massive bill for Western Cape flood damage, police dogs save fiscus R1.7 billion, and oil rises on caution over Middle East peace deal.
Farmersweekly.co.za reports that while the carbon credits market presents opportunities for producers to not only earn additional income, but also fund the practices that will boost their farms’ resilience, it has been slow in delivering promised returns. In May, Standard Bank Business and Commercial Banking announced a partnership with Orizon Agriculture, a South African carbon project developer that enables farmers to turn regenerative agriculture (RA) practices into verified carbon credits, and participate in carbon markets without being burdened by complex administrative processes.
Young people remain underrepresented on the stem donor registry. This Youth Month, let's change that. DKMS Africa's Bonginkosi Kume talks us through the easy process of registering from the comfort of your home. Kaycee Rossouw
Infaltion up but not as much as expected, plans to save Tongaat Hulett , from liquidation, and the markets digest the signing of the US-Iran peace deal.
Liquified natural gas to boost energy grid, oil/fuel prices drop on the back of cease fire, and Space X leaps ahead since listing on the stock exchange.
GQ's multi-talented Boy Brown brought his effervescent personality, and guitar, to the studio for an enaging catch up on this week's FMC. Kaycee Rossouw
Price of oil drops as Middle East cease fire extended, the rand is boosted, and Elon Musk is now worth seven Warren Buffetts.
The back story to the triumph of MUT Miler Female Winner, Lodelia Kombrink, is one of courage and determination in the face of enormous odds. Lodeila is also a mother of three, a healthcare professional, and an advocate for vulnerable children. The Drive with Simon Bechus
The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry not happy with interest rate increase, Numsa rejects 7% Eskom pay deal, and Elon Musk Musk the first-ever trillionaire.
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Farmersweekly.co.za reports that while the carbon credits market presents opportunities for producers to not only earn additional income, but also fund the practices that will boost their farms’ resilience, it has been slow in delivering promised returns. In May, Standard Bank Business and Commercial Banking announced a partnership with Orizon Agriculture, a South African carbon project developer that enables farmers to turn regenerative agriculture (RA) practices into verified carbon credits, and participate in carbon markets without being burdened by complex administrative processes.
It's that time of year again : Paul Hoffman, Project Manager of ACSA, joined Simon B, to chat about this vital initiative. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Lungiswa Goya, Manger of Economic Development at Knysna Municipality, gets us Oyster Festival ready! Kaycee Rossouw
The ever positive Business Chamber CEO, Denise van Huyssteen, gives us feedback on the Bay of Opportunity Roadshow and the importance of supporting local. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Start packing the car ahead of tomorrow morning Algoa Country! (12 June) Community Chest and the Kelston Motor Group will be out in full force to accpet your much needed donations! Kaycee Rossouw
Another interest rate hike on the cards, brent crude rises following US strike on Iran, and Japan buys SA's Tiger Wheel and Tyre.
Better GDP figure reported,mineral rights data base to launch, adn SARB remains cautious about stablecoins.
Founder, Clive Berlyn, and Operations Head ,Pinkie Yoba, are assisting with the early childhood development of over 300 needy children in the Mamolweni area. If you can assist, please reach out : clive@berlyn.co.za
PPC's turnaround is working, warnings about the dangers of AI from Sygnia and the IMF, and the markets hope the latest Iran/Israel deal holds.
The popular singer/songwriter from Jeffrey's Bay's filled us in on his musical journey - it was a chat that ended with some great news from Kaycee about his latest single. "Authentically Me." Kaycee Rossouw
Fitch gives SA a thumbs up, S&P a thumbs down, and oil price rises on the back of renewed hostility between Iran and Israel.
Joburg's crisis threatens economy, and Ninety One's Du Toit remains positive despite the huge challenges faced by the country.
The breakfast team was joined by Mary-Ann Victor in recognition of the week which ends tomorrow. This year's theme is 'more than a job'. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Well known in the city for her tireless work at Cheshire Home , Deirdre Burger, updates us on the home ,and of course ,their upcoming major findraiser - the Cheshire Home Fete! Don't miss it! Kaycee Rossouw
SA faces another tariff on goods exported to the US,FlySafair to cut back its fuel surcharges, and oil prices drop as Israel and Lebanon agree to a ceasefire.
A thorougly enjoyable chat to High Commissioner Antony Phillipson as he does his 'final tour of duty' in South Africa. All that was missing was a cup of tea! Thank you for all you have done Commissioner. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Business sentiment in SA weakens, a primary budget surplus , and two big winners on the JSE.
With a trip to the UK and Ireland on the cards, ex-local Khanyisa JamJam, is enjoying his rise to fame. Sam catches up with the passionate Arsenal supporter who will be performing in Algoa Country soon.
Fuel prices hit consumers again, Adcock Ingram under fire from the Competition Commission, and Africa's has a new ' most industrialised' capital.
The NPA's Adv Linda Le Roux, and FCS representative Lt Col De Klerk, were in studio to discuss the challenges in uncovering abuse, how we can protect our children, and what we can do to help break the cycle. Roch-Lè Bloem
The captivating SA muso is back from a successful UK tour and joined Sam to talk music, life, the future - and play her latest single for the first time on Algoa FM.
Chairman, Daryl Austin, talks us through the storm of 11 May which saw over 200 trees uprooted on the green. Despite this, the club is up and running and will be celebrating its 120th birthday as planned. The Drive with Simon Bechus
This local DJ & Producer blends House, Amapiano, and R&B to bring hte industry catchy music like his latest single 'I Follow You'. Take a listen and find his music on the web. Kaycee Rossouw
S&P leaves SA ratings unchanged, and fuel prices to rise this week as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
Concerns about safety of Chinese vehicles, interest rates up, and the markets welcome a possible US-Iran ceasfire extension.
Regional Manager, Lwanele Mpeta , joined Kaycee ahead of Slipper Day 29 May! It's not too late to get your sticker in support of children with life trheartening illnesses. Your R20 sticker can be redeemed for a FREE cup of coffee or hot chocolate! Kaycee Rossouw
Car and steel industries under pressure to de-carbonise, Investec joins 'in-bail' procedure, and the markets nervous as the US strikes Iran again.
Datatec riding AI boom as Malatsi announces work has begun on reworking its ill-fated AI policy, and the markets hope for an imminent US-Iran peace deal.
Pick n Pay's turnaround to take longer, Netcare reports a strong increase in profits, and the markets nervous after U.S. strikes Iranian missile sites.
Dr Gwen Hobson 'enjoyed every second' of the brutul 267km ultramarathon across the Sahara Desert - all in a bid to raise awareness about the vital connection between physical activity and mental health. It was a fascinating chat. The Drive with Simon Bechus
The talented 21-year-old pop artist is also an NMU music student and Grey Junior student teacher. His new single, 'Unless it's You', is undoubetdly going to put him on the map! Kaycee Rossouw
Oil drops on the back of a possible peace deal, Moody's changes SA outlook to positive, and the Reserve Bank to meet this week,
FlySafair in hot water for overbooking, a last ditch push to save sugar giant, and the markets inidicate a peace deal in Middle East is edging closer.
Farmersweekly.co.za reports that The intense storms that hit the Western Cape earlier this month caused “billions of rands” in damage to the province’s agriculture sector, according to provincial Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism Dr Ivan Meyer. The series of intense cold fronts between 10 and 13 May caused widespread flooding, infrastructure damage, and disruptions to farming communities across key agricultural regions in the Western Cape. Some farmers have reported complete crop losses.
CEO of the NPO Molweni - Guided Conversations, Nomaxabiso Klaas, explains how 'being seen and heard' across generations in communities battling poverty and unemployment ,can empower and change mindsets. Kaycee Rossouw
Inflation rate accellerates, a peace deal in Middle East said to be close, and bravo Arsenal.
Isaac "Izzy" Kingston is at a boys' school and discovers that he might be gay. All the Saints tells the tale of his life through the years, often hilarious, often sad. It is written by talented debutante author Wesley Roodt.
Government to send an official delegation to Strait of Hormuz, Mantashe weighs in on mining, and governments globally battle cost of debt.
An architect and now social activist, Wandile Mthiyane's reason for taking on this challenge is a deeply moving and personal one. Accepted into Harvard’s Master in Design Engineering as one of only 25 people globally, he has an innovative solution to the housing crisis.
Pick n Pay turnaround to cost more, Famous Brands serves up decent dividend, and Trump pauses attack on Iran.
The George local will be competing nationally when the Garden Route plays host to the 2026 Toughest Firefighter Alive competition. But ,Emile has plenty happening before that goes down - take a listen to this inspiring chat! The Drive with Simon Bechus
The singer/songwriter shares her heartfelt return to music and the release of her latest song, "The Beatles In The Car" - a moving tribute to her late father. (Anathi Seyisi waas standing in for Kaycee Roussouw) Kaycee Rossouw
Pork producers hit by foot and mouth disease, Mantashe confirms retirement, and U.S.-Iran deadlock pushes markets down, oil up.
Mining production increases, SA faces two interest rate hikes, and the IMF warning on global growth.
It is a sad fact that an NPO like this is so desperately needed. Director Catherine Van Rensburg explains how we can assist, even if abroad. Kaycee Rossouw
SA becomes world's biggest citrus exporter, Malatsi/ICASA on collision course over Starlink rules, and Transnet ports show improvement.
Kgothatso 'KG' Mashile, the visionary Head of Marketing at Sizekhaya, is about to launch a completely overhauled and transparent National Lottery operation. It's the chat you cannot afford to miss! Roch-Lè Bloem
The country’s unemployment figures jump, MTN reports a drop in profit, and the markets still nervous due to Middle East turmoil.
Vodacom hikes dividends and earnings, DJ Black Coffee and Tasha’s founder collaborate, and the ceasefire ‘on life support'.
The multi-genre producer and DJ, Damapiano joined Kaycee to bring us the latest on his life, music,current projects and his new EP, “3 Step On It.” Kaycee Rossouw
Oil price jumps as peace deal stalls,Google’s parent Alphabet soars, and a pivotal week ahead.
The South African agricultural sector is currently navigating a mix of industry anticipation and urgent crisis management. As the continent prepares for the Southern Hemisphere’s largest agricultural show, Nampo Harvest Day, which kicks off on May 12th in Bothaville to showcase the future of farming technology, the government is simultaneously overhauling its disease response strategies. Minister John Steenhuisen recently gazetted a new national vaccination framework for foot-and-mouth disease, moving toward a science-based, proactive approach to restore the country's FMD-free status. However, these advancements are being countered by a burgeoning infrastructure crisis in the Northern Cape, where record-breaking rainfall has devastated an already neglected road network, leading Agri Northern Cape to demand a provincial state of disaster as farmers struggle to maintain basic operations.
The agricultural landscape currently faces a intersection of stalled global policy, local legal friction, and a proactive shift toward technological resilience. While industry leaders at an IFAJ webinar noted that COP30 elevated agriculture's profile without securing formal negotiation breakthroughs, domestic attention in South Africa has shifted to a legal standoff as groups like Sakeliga and Saai challenge the Department of Agriculture for missing a court-ordered deadline regarding foot-and-mouth disease frameworks. Amidst these challenges, the upcoming Nampo Harvest Day (12–15 May) aims to pivot the narrative toward "Resilience through Innovation," offering farmers practical strategies to maintain profitability and sustainability despite tightening margins and systemic risks.
Supply of fuel is not in doubt, EC businesses hit by floods and rising fuel prices, and fragile Middle East deal hangs in the balance.
St Farncis Hospice volunteer Melanie Manson is a tireless advocate for this underfunded yet vital service for those suffering from end stage illnesses. Kaycee Rossouw
Breakfast caught up with the talented 19 year old SA Junior Bok Captain, Riley Norton, ahead of Sunday's match against New Zealand. Get your ticket before it's too late! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Middle East conflict costs PIC billions, markets jump and oil drops on the possibility of a US-Iran peace deal.
Shadrack Sibiya, Acting Executive Director of Safety and Security NMB, on the devastation wreaked, safeguarding the vulnerable, and how to prepare for the storm still coming.
. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
A vital warning from Kevin Ingram from the PE branch of the SA Weather Service as to what is still coming our way. Be prepared - take a listen. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
A bid for German firm to buy PPC, South32 in talks over Hillside Smelter, and a basic maths error comes back to help motorists.
Simon B shines a light on Zane Kirchner and his delightful daughter Amaris as she takes the world of gymnastics by storm! The Drive with Simon Bechus
The Absa Purchasing Managers index reaches highest level in two years, petrol and diesel to jump sharply tomorrow, and Pick n Pay to restructure workforce.
Yes, it was last Monday that Early B was in the house but so many fans missed the chat we decided to share it. It was a laugh a minute with the now famous local lad who was in GQ to perform at the stadium. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Sa's winter crops under threat,and the price of oil eases slightly on reports that Iran has responded to the latest ceasefire proposals.
The well known local chef and the SPCA's indefatigable Deirdre Swift were in studio to garner support for John's fund raising cycle. They make a formidable force for the voiceless! Let's do this Algoa Country! Kaycee Rossouw
The price of oil jumps due to extended Strait of Hormuz blockade,new BEE rules to be challenged in court, and foreign arrival figures are up.
SA Home Loans Regional Manager, Cameron Donaldson, on how their home loan specialists make switching straightforward and flexible, helping you access better deals, flexible options, and potentially extra savings. Roch-Lè Bloem
Founder Amanda Seccombe explains how her NPO assists patients battling unnecessary blindness due to corneal disease. One such patient is GQ's Siyanda Matika. Find out how you can help Siyanda have his sight restored so that he can continue his studies and see his young child. Kaycee Rossouw
The 'baie bekende' Afrikaans actor and presenter on life in the Garden Route, living his dream and his new series debuting 21 October. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Finance Minister Godongwana and Reserve Bank Governor Kganyago in battle over inflation target, could SAPS shennanigans derail Grey List removal,and the JSE Group to get a new CEO.
A hot topic right now : South African Law has ruled equal paternal leave for both mothers and fathers.Dr Nwneri, MD of Sesame Workshop International, busts untruths around the ruling.
O Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
SA's municipalities in a 'death spiral', the average Eskom employee's pay package was over R1 million in the 2025 financial year,and Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first dollar billionnaire footballer.
NUM demands 15% wage increase, FlySafair granted an iinterdict, and some good news for consumers.
Talitha Oosthuizen has an illuminating conversation with Roch-Lè as she sounds an urgent call for South Africans to be a part of the fight against human trafficking. World Trafficking Week runs from 30 September to October 7. Roch-Lè Bloem
Mixed reaction to the ANC's Economic Action Plan, Glencor signs a 20 year deal with Discovery, and more record highs on the markets.
His GQ shows may be over, but his voice lingers on! The inimitable showman joined Charl for an entertaining catch up, leaving us with plenty of his life's musings upon which to ponder. Charl Leslie
Head of Research and Post Graduate studies, Dr Nyx McLean, explains how Eduvos uses technology, digital skills and a future-fit mindset to prepare graduates to enter an ever evolving work market. Charl Leslie
The talented local guitarist and producer joined Kaycee in studio to talk the making of his latest new album, and breaking a streaming record. Kaycee Rossouw
The Public Investment Corporation suspends its CEO, a Russian aircraft lands on SA soil, and Bitcoin and Gold highs fuelled by the USA government shutdown.
Four hours of first class enterainment for the whole family and ALL in aid of charity! Clinton William has all the details on what you can expect and how to book. The Drive with Simon Bechus
SA Home Loans Regional Manager Cameron Donaldson gives us a step to step guide on why the Edge Home Loan puts owning a home within the reach of young professionals. The Drive with Simon Bechus
SA Home Loans Regional Manager Cameron Donaldson gives us a step to step guide on why the Edge Home Loan puts owning a home within the reach of young professionals.
New vehicle sales are up, as are exports despite the tariff war,and record highs on the markets.
A qualified beauty therapist with a thriving salon and over 8 years in the industry, Anienke busts some myths around what really keeps nails healthy. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
SA Home Loans Regional Manager Cameron Donaldson gives us a step to step guide on why the Edge Home Loan puts owning a home within the reach of young professionals.
Capitec reports record headline earnings, an interest rate cut looks to be a certainty, and a new CEO for Sibanye - Stillwater.
SA and Nigeria to exit the FATF Grey List, Parks Tau optimistic about renewal of AGOA, and Eskom sees first pre-tax profit in five years.
In episode four of the Big C cancer series, Carol-Ann Kelleher is joined by Dr Neil Malan and Dr Zelda Punt from Phoenix Pharma. They explore the latest research and innovations in cancer treatment, from groundbreaking studies and early detection tools to the role of artificial intelligence in shaping the future of care. Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer - The Big C Podcast Series
Radiologist Dr Sandra de Kock joined the team to talk through Bayradiology's vital role in the early detection of cancer. The countdown has begun - 25 days to go to the Big Walk! Enter now on algoafm.co.za Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Gold soars, the US seeks to cut government spending while back home, Godongwana questions the affordability of providing free public healthcare to undocumented migrants.
The Queen of House Music is scheduled to perform in Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha) Saturday, October 4, at the Fairview Sports Centre. Kaycee Rossouw
The legendary trio from Uitenhage made their mark with chart-topping albums and unforgettable performances alongside many musical icons. Although there are now only two sisters, they continue to mesmerise audiences. Kaycee Rossouw
SA considers a renewed trade deal with the US, Remgro comments on controversial expropriation case, and Contactable to open up in Africa.
Twenty two year old Batandwa Ndondo was a student activist abducted and shot dead by security police in 1985. Jeff explains why Ndondo is his favourite South African, why we shood all know who he is, what he stood for and why we should never forget him.
The South African-born, Nashville-based country-rock poet, is in our neck of the woods and took some time out to let us know what he's been up to. We also got to hear his latest single,'Liar.' The Drive with Simon Bechus
The middle class showing strain, Taiwan suspends chip export control on SA, and the National Employers' Association of SA and Sakeliga go to court over new Employment Equity targets,
Our celebrated Sales Manager joined Mio Khondleka to give applicants for the position of Account Executive at our East London studio a run down on the employee perfect for the job. Applications close 30 September!
It’s safe to say that Sandi Osbourne is a one of GQ’s most celebrated drama teachers. Rochlè sat down to chat with her former teacher in celebration of Heritage Month, giving Algoa Country the chance to get to know this ‘unique’ educator who is still changing lives. Roch-Lè Bloem
The in demand Voice Artist, Actor, Comedian,MC and Content Creator, is as likeable as he is entertaining. Sitting down with his mate, Damian, the two got to talk life in South Africa, the industry and even fatherhood.
United States shale bosses blast Trump and Ramaphosa still trying to convince the US to renew the African Growth & Opportunity Act.
Regional Manager Cameron Donaldson explains why 26 years on, SA Home Loans has grown into a powerhouse, helping hundreds of thousands of families unlock the doors to their dream homes. Roch-Lè Bloem
Gordon has a ‘serious’ conversation with the legendary comedian whose been making us laugh since 1983. Nice one ‘my cousin’!
Often described as the ‘greatest wing of all time’, the now retired SARU legend, had plenty of interesting tidbits to share with Kaycee. Booysen is undoubtedly a South African sporting treasure. Kaycee Rossouw
Kea sits down with the paediatric endocrinologist for a chat that is instantly compelling. Beyond Nyokana’s world class medical qualifications is a rare human being worthy of being celebrated this Heritage Month. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
It’s clear from their conversation, the vibrant Doctor of Philosophy and Head of Department at NMU, is one of those educators who has the ability to profoundly impact the lives of her students. Roch-Lè Bloem
The Community Schemes Ombud Service's new directive aims to eliminate “undesirable estate rules” in residential complexes. Mio Khondleka asks the questions you want answers to.
MultiChoice now under foreign control , Business Unity SA sues the government, and Discovery Bank tha fastest growing bank in the country.
Charlie T has a lively and interesting conversation with his 'musical idol'Jarrod Aston. Aston's 'Cinema' days aside, he is a man of immense talent in the industry, and a marathon runner to boot!
Mark has nothing but praise for his former mentor/lecturer and MD of Radio Active Productions Publishing, Bronwyn Nel. He sat down with Bronwyn in celebration of Heritage Month to talk all things media related .
Kaycee caught up with the talented young melodic rapper from GQ whose latest single 'Island Baby' is sure to be a hit. Kaycee Rossouw
Can the record highs on our markets be sustained? And this coming Saturday marks a milestone for trade and business in South Africa.
In a world of overwhelmingly bad news, Lindeque's outlook on life is a light in the darkness. Charl's choice for our Heritage Month Campaign affords us all the opportunity to get to know the phenomenon that is the" Good Things Guy", a little better. Charl Leslie
In celebration of Heritage Month , Algoa Country’s ‘Comrades Carly’ sat down for a catch up with her bestie and fellow ‘crazy’ long distance’ runner, Gerda Steyn. What unfolded was a delightful conversation with the down-to-earth sporting treasure.
Simon B sits down with Lieutenant Colonel Malcolm Pojie and Sergeant Christopher Spies, Media Liaison Officer from the SAPD, to talk the heavy responsibility of protecting the citizens of George. The Drive with Simon Bechus
The repo rate remains unchanged, marine traffic to be diverted around the Cape, and Nvidia buys stake in Intel.
Counselling Psychologist Brenda Beukman and the uncomfortable conversation we need to have. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Kea Zawadi was joined by Gregory Maqoma — world-renowned choreographer and creative visionary. Gregory busted some myths about African storytelling and choreography on the global stage. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Those with breast cancer who need to use the public health care system are in a race against time due to agonisingly long waiting lists. Founder Dr Liana Roodt explains how this NPO is turning this around and saving lives every day. Kaycee Rossouw
An interst rate cut expected for South Africa, Parks Tau to meet his US counterpart to discuss tariffs, and Naamsa's CEO issues a sober warning for East London.
Kea was joined by Mahlatsi Motau from Buy The Block to unpack myths about property investment in South Africa. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
In episode three of the Big C cancer series, Carol-Ann Kelleher is joined by counselling psychologist Toni Muller and breast cancer survivor Shereez Hart.
Together, they unpack the emotional and physical challenges of living with cancer, from the shock of diagnosis to finding hope, resilience, and support along the journey. Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer - The Big C Podcast Series
Breakfast chats to oral hygienist Shaya Pillay in recognition of National Oral Health Month. And Lee reveals her personal dental score from Shaya after a recent 'scale and polish.' Take a listen. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Hyprop delivers robust earnings, MTN intalks to power AI, and the Financial Mail to roll off the printing press for the last time.(Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
With campuses in both East London and Nelson Mandela Bay, find out how you can get started and study on campus OR online. General Manager Claire Raga has the details. Roch-Lè Bloem
South Africa caught in a 'debt trap', Outsurance posts positive dividends and record highs on the markets.
In episode two, the focus shifts to lifestyle choices. Carol-Ann is joined by Dietician Mary Ann Victor and Biokineticist Chad Durrheim to explore the powerful role of nutrition and exercise in cancer prevention, treatment, and recovery.
From busting myths about sugar to showing how even small steps of movement can make a difference, this episode highlights practical changes that support better health and quality of life. Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer - The Big C Podcast Series
The founder of Furever Cats continues to be a 'saviour' for felines in need across the George area. A worthy choice for Heritage month as we celebrate South Africans doing great things! The Drive with Simon Bechus
The Kariega born vocalist comes from three generations of talented musicians. He talks life in the industry and introduced Algoa Country to his soulful new track, "Love is." Kaycee Rossouw
Botswana credit rating downgraded by S&P, all eyes on interest rates this week, and another weekend of record highs on the markets.
Discovery posts record profits, search for AI skills surges, and on the markets records continue to tumble.
Born and raised in Kwa-Zakhele , the Johannesburg based multi-talented Siki is currenlty on tour in her home city. She joined Roch-Lè for a quick catch up and treated Algoa Country to a snippet of Miriam Makeba's 'Qongqothwane.' Roch-Lè Bloem
Gill Forlee, PA to Algoa FM's MD, two time breast cancer survivor and Vice-Chair of the GQ branch, joined Kaycee for this week's Cares. Reach for Recovery GQ is one of the beneficiaries for this year's Big Walk for Cancer! Kaycee Rossouw
Anglo American and Teck Resources deal stalls, and Oracle Founder Larry Ellison enjoyes a brief spell as the world's richets man.
Anglo deal with Canadian miner confirmed , South Africa's GDP is up, and on the markets records continue to tumble.
Anglo American nears deal with Canada's Teck Corporation and Ninety One CEO Hendrik du Toit blasts government over infiltration by criminals and thieves.
The much loved South African jazz pianist and vocalist from GQ joined Kaycee in studio to introduce his latest track 'Alive.' Kaycee Rossouw
The dry-witted Naas was on top form as he chatteded to Mio in celebration of Heritage month and Algoa FM's 'My favourite South African is' campaign.
Mercedes Benz considers sharing East London plant with rival, MTN in talks to acquire a smaller company, and ArcelorMittall talks stall.
Aqua Ozone Global South Africa's Paul Hunniford explains the science behind ozone therapy and its abillity to boost wellness across a range of health issues.. The Drive with Simon Bechus
In Part 2 of Trauma and Toxic Relationships counsellor Louise Niemann and Kea ,unpack myths about abuse, toxic family dynamics, and the belief that people with trauma can’t build healthy relationships. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Volunteer for this exceptional NPO, Yiota Kieck, explains how every cent raised is plouged into providing life saving treatment for kids with cancer. Kaycee Rossouw
Aspen Pharmacare posts a loss, Woolworths shares are up and Anglo American to sell its platinum business .
Carol-Ann Kelleher is joined by oncologist Dr Cathy Walton and Social Worker/Cancer Survivor Carren Brandt.
The conversation both informs and provides hope for those affected by cancer and their loved ones. Dr Walton talks about the causes and symptoms of cancer, as well as treatment.
Three-time cancer survivor Carren Brandt shares her inspiring story, which started when she was just 12. Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer - The Big C Podcast Series
Global companies set to expand in SA, Eskom and Nersa settlement criticised, and Shoprite boasts impressive numbers.
Glencor starts retrenchment process, hot on their heels ArcelorMittal South Africa has also begun a massive layoff , and business confidence is down.
The singer/songwriter hails from GQ and joined Sam ahead of a performance in the city on Saturday night. We also got to hear his latest single, "Time will tell."
The George-born rapper and musician turns his journey of faith and resilience into powerful music filled with hope. A former Kyk Wie Praat Season 4 runner-up, Max’s latest single 'All I Need' is out now! (Damien Schmidt was standing in for Kaycee Roussow) Kaycee Rossouw
Bramble Hill International School & Golf Academy guests Head of School Gustav Botes, and Head of Lower Secondary, Sharon Puttick, joined Simon B ahead of their open day to share with us what sets this school apart. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Ford to retrench nearly 500 employees, the current foot and mouth disease outbreak a cause for concern , and illicit money outflows from SA worsen.
Nersa data error to cost electricty consumers, and Capitec becomes Africa's largest bank.
Kea was joined by childhood trauma and relationship specialist Louise Niemann to break down myths about trauma, love, and toxic relationships. Louise holds a BA Hons in Psychology. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
The founder of C.A.T Garden Route and her team, work tirelessly to control the cat population and prevent cruelty to cats, Find out how you can support them by taking part in their upcoming fundraiser on 6 September. Kaycee Rossouw
Airlink runs into problems in Mozambique, the AITF has a new role , and Old Mutual reports exceptional growth.
Sasol in the spotlight ,deindustrialization a cause for concern says Italtile, and FlySafair announces new routes.
Mio Khondleka was joined by the Karoo's celebrated author,chef and wine lover, Gordon Wright, for the launch of Lucky Finds. Lucky Finds is a partnership between the Karoo Wine Club, Tamasa Wines and Algoa FM to bring you great cases of wine at great prices!
(Liquor not for persons under 18 - Drink responsibly)
Jeff has a heart to heart with Norma Metana as six years since the brutal murder of her daughter is marked. Jeff has a heart to heart with Norma Metana as six years since the brutal murder of her daughter is marked. Mrwetyana’s memory will forever be etched in the hearts and minds of South Africans following her rape and murder at the hands of Luyanda Botha in 2019.
This GQ-based author and musician has spent 23 years chasing sound, story, passion, love and a spark of fire. Catch the chat right here and listen to his latest captivating single. Kaycee Rossouw
NUMSA signs positive wage deal, Shoprite says smart trolleys do not threaten jobs, and key figures out this week.
Breakfast chatted to Member of the Eastern Cape Provincial Legislature, Dr Tony Duba ahead of the meeting ,which this year has a specific focus on women and youth empowerment.
. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
SA set to open first underground mine in 15 years, Spur shares are up despite high beef prices, and Checkers introduces smart trolleys.
Kgabo “Burn” Tlhako and Tshepo “Tee” Mphela from The Klean Pair set the record straight on sneaker culture and bust some suprising misconceptions. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
The indefatigable founder of Bitou Youth Pioneers, Vuyo Kitsi is making a tangible difference in the lives of young girls and women in the Bitou area. This is an NPO worthy of support, take a listen and find out how you can assist, whether as a private individual or as a corporate. Kaycee Rossouw
Inflation is up, a new steel industry tariff could protect the industry, and Telecoms Minister to review BEE policy so as to allow satellite companies to operate in SA.
NUMSA talks about to wrap, Anglo-American restructuring plans suffer a setback, and "is the hype around AI overdone?"
After listening to the Chairman of the Wilderness Ratepayers & Residents Association, Charl Jacobs' chat with Simon B, you will not want to miss the chance to share the room with one of the world's most dynamic thought leaders. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Agricultural exports to the USA surge, MTN profits rise, and making headlines, the communciations company is under grand jury investigation in the US.
This indie rocker blends jangly guitar riffs with dynamic overdrive, crafting songs about freedom, resilience, and life’s uncertainties. He has a new song out called 'Conventional,' - we predict it's going to be a hit! Take a listen. (Kea Zawadi was standing in for Kaycee Roussow) Kaycee Rossouw
Goodyear's Kariega plant closes leaving over 900 jobless, and rising food prices coupled with municipal increases predicted to increase inflation figures.
Broadcasting LIVE from Dotsure's Head Office in celebration of the big day, Roch-Lè had a chat to Badger Holdings Group Chief Marketing Officer Glen Anderson to talk their success in the market place, and future plans. Roch-Lè Bloem
One hundred thousand jobs on the line in the Eastern Cape's automotive industry, and lobby group Business Leadership SA launches a new reform tracker.
This Women’s Month, we’re busting some of the most common myths around heavy menstrual bleeding and iron deficiency with health and wellness expert Vanessa Ascencao. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
The Coral Tree Playschool provides a stimulating and caring environment for children with autism, developmental delays, and neurodevelopmental learning challenges. Jeanine Roux tells us more about this NPO making a mark in Nelson Mandela Bay. This week's Cares was brought to you by SPAR. Kaycee Rossouw
South Africa's ties to Iran continue to be a bone of contention, an economic slump predicted despite the business confidence index at a four month high.
Roch-Lè was joined by organisers, Rieghard Janse van Rensburg and Anene Jonck, to fill you in on everything you can expect from this year's world class vendors. The expo takes place August 23–24 at Mentors Country Estate, Jeffreys Bay . Roch-Lè Bloem
South Africa is shifting to cheaper motor vehicles, unemployment figures rise alarmingly , and a new tariff trade deal on the table .
Set to become the msot famous bunny in SA, Ace joined Roch to chat about his #ChaseAce road trip on Facebook and Instagram - find out how you can join in the fun and win. dotsure.co.za is SA’s #1 pet insurer, offering simple insurance solutions for pets, cars, and more. Roch-Lè Bloem
The multi-talented singer-songwriter and producer on his muscial journey, future plans, and new single 'DONE.' Kaycee Rossouw
FNB and Capitec to provide online passport and smart ID services, luxury jeweler Fabergé sold to tech investor, and Starlink loses subscribers in Kenya.
Going LIVE today, August 8th, Tarryn Lamb, Tashe Burger, and Tasha. T tell Algoa Country about their new single's 'heartfelt exploration of love and finding one's way back to what matters." Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Cabinet approves a support package for companies affected by tariff increases, MTN shares are up, and some record highs on the markets.
Newly crowned Josh Jensen joined Roch for a heart to heart about using the title to be a voice for mental health and the environment. Roch-Lè Bloem
The South African singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist busts some myths about creativity, vulnerability, and mental health in the music industry. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Robyn Fick introduces us to the incredible Bon uBuntu Progamme- an NPO that gives visually challenged youngsters the opporunity to live full lives. Take a listen and find out how you can support them and their upcoming braille bingo event! Kaycee Rossouw
Mantashe and top miner clash over US minerals plan, Glencor reports a first half loss, and good news for SA's platinum miners.
Nedbank ends a 17 year alliance with Ecobank, 24 hour trading on the stock market a consideration, and Shoprite reports good sales growth.
NMB Business Chamber CEO, Denise van Huyssteen and NAACAM VP Arthur Mtubenzi on this premier event. NAACAM brings together automotive component manufacturers, public and private sector stakeholders, and service providers under one roof. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Government puts together a package to protect businesses from the tariff fall out, and Tesla awards Elon Musk with $29 billion in stock to keep his "energies focused."
Get to know the story behind Wilderness-based artist and producer Lady Moose. Her blend of melodic trance, dubstep, ambient textures, and Afro-inspired rhythms creates a truly unique sound. Her latest single is titled 'Resonance.' Kaycee Rossouw
The first casualities of the tariff increases call for government intervention, Ramaphosa sasy the line of communication witih the USA is open but it seems he does not understand the impilcations of "consorting with the likes of China and Iran."
Trump's thirty per cent tariff increase to be imposed in seven days, the lending rate is cut and Kganyago sets a new inflation target.
Deperate to have 'that tattoo' removed but worried about it being successful? Kea and Ethan, a professional tattoo artist have got you covered. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Nadia Jacobs shares how Vistarus Mission Station takes in the destitute, the drug addicted, abused women and their children, and then goes about the business of restoring their lives. Kaycee Rossouw
Hackers target another government department, Microsoft shares soar, and a decision on tariffs today.
The tariff war with the US still not resolved, Transnet stabilises, and disgraced company Bain shuts up shop in South Africa.
Citrus farmers desperate for government intervention over tariff war, the rand weakens, and a loan secured from Germany.
While broadcasting in East London Kaycee caught up with the popular local muso whose latest release is titled "Easy Living." Kaycee Rossouw
Government approves billions for Transnet guarantee, the FlySafair pilot strike continues,and the Augst 1 deadline for Trumps Tariffs looms.
SA signs a 'pre-deal deal' over tariffs, Visa opens an African Data Centre in Johannesburg, and the CCMA and Solidarity meet over FlySafair.
Interested in Forex? This creative entrepreneur and visual storyteller from Johannesburg used Forex trading as the launchpad to build his dream career. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
John Kivedo expounds on this life changing multi-purpose space in the heart of Walmer. Find out how you can support this NPO - from services and goods to hiring their space for events and markets. Kaycee Rossouw
Trump hits SA with a 30% tariff but is open to negotiation, shaeres in Tesla drop, and the lights should stay on this winter.
SA's 2025 budget to finally cross the line,SANRAL signs massive loan, and changes to the country's labour laws coming soon.
FlySafair enters its second day of strike action, Agriculture MinisterJohn Steenhuisen criticizes the country's response to the foot and mouth disease outbreak, and a string of record highs on the markets.
The talented Gelvandale-born rapper, producer, and songwriter has been honing his craft since 2009 with projects like Wise Lil Owl, VILLAIN, and the JLOOTWORLD EP series. If you missed their convo, catch up right here. Kaycee Rossouw
The pilot strike at FlySafair escalates, consumer inflation figures out this week will influence interest rates, and is SA heading for a day of reckoning?
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces infrastructure partnership with SA, SA Airways still operating at a loss, and an upsurge in gambling threatens the economy.
Well known local businessman and Campaign Manager, Ed Gutsche, fills us in on why Port Alfred deserves to bring the title home! But they can't do it without the support of Algoa Country! We've got this Ed! Kaycee Rossouw
Kea and award-winning choreographer and creative powerhouse, Sne Mbatha, debunk some myths about the dance and entertainment industry. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Melanie Manson's passion for taking care of those facing end of life illnesses is truly inspiring. Find out how you can support this vital service provided to those desperatley ill and in dire financial need. Kaycee Rossouw
Talks underway to reduce US tariffs,a strike looms at FlySafair, and 'highly unlikely' JD Powell will get the boot.
Transport Minister Creecy sacks entire RAF board, mining figures suprisingly up,and the markets await Trump's next move.
Jeff has a compelling conversation with Dr Lesley-Ann Foster, Director of Masimanyane Women's Rights International, on the testimony by EC Judge President Selby Mbenenge into his alleged sexual misconduct.
US tariffs could cause an 'economic crisis' in automotive sector and ArcelorMittal's woes continue despite bail out.
Roch-Lè and Matthew talk his exciting return to the business and he gives Algoa FM an inside scoop! His latest single Te amo is undoubetly headed to the charts. Roch-Lè Bloem
A former 'The Voice SA' finalist, this GQ talent has a new single out titled 'Out of Town.' Damian and Daniel talk music, road trippen' and future plans.(Damian Schmidt was standing in for Kaycee Roussouw) Kaycee Rossouw
Ronny Naude, the General Manager of Mould, Empower, Serve NMB, speaks from experience about life on the streets. A compelling chat about what we can do to stop enabling the homeless,and instead become a part of the solution. Kaycee Rossouw
Claire Raga, General Manager of Eduvos Higher Education NMB, explains how easy it is to pre-enrol at this award-winning private higher education institution with 12 campuses across South Africa. Take a listen and secure your child's future today! Kaycee Rossouw
Numsa to strike at ArcelorMittal over job cuts, carbon emissions for 2024 thwart the goals of the historic Paris agreement, and Elon Musk's support of Trump proves profitable for the South African-born billionaire.
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: Find out what happens to Prince Fikile and the Royal House of Tafafu in this final episode.
Paramount Holdings enters business rescue, South Africa's unemployment rate drops, and MutliChoice battles a tough market.
FlySafair license under scrutiny, Woolworths shares surge on the back of across-the-board sales, and pressure on the rand continues. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
GQ's hugely popular sister act joined Kaycee to chat about their musical journey, new single and future plans. Kaycee Rossouw
South Africa jittery about the US market, Bitcoin hits a record high and global food prices their highest in 18 months.
The only Eastern Cape entrant to have made it through to round five of Master Chef SA, take a listen to Lona work his magic on radio! And the best of luck Lona. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
In February 2021 Sally Versfeld and Neziswa Matiso felt called by God to work in a specific street in Thembalethu, a township in George. What they have achieved since the birth of Usapho Indlu will blow you away. Take a listen. The Drive with Simon Bechus
South Africa impacted as the Lebombo border crossing is closed again and the markets continue to react to Trump's landslide victory. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
The Umlazi-born singer/songwriter joined Jeff for a light-hearted chat about the burden of being the family's 'go-to person.'
Well-known former Spar Senior Purchasing Manager Alan Stapleton has officially joined the APD and is using his skills to raise awareness and funds for this much-needed and hardworking NPO. Kaycee Rossouw
The stock markets are up on the back of Trump's landslide victory, but what does his tenure as the 47th president of the USA mean for the South African economy ?
While the US watches and waits for the outcome of the US election, the markets have reacted positively to Trump taking an early lead. Back home, a delivery service for Home Affairs and Murray and Roberts in difficulty.
The intensive training and mentorship programme for local businesses has elected this year's winner. Project Manager Paul Hoffman and Themkosi, joined Simon B in studio. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Goldman Sachs Inc. is more positive about the SA economy than the finance minister, Fitch Ratings considers upgrading the country, and motorists will be paying more at the pump from tomorrow.
Kea dives into the musical journey of this talented singer-songwriter, and producer, known for his unique blending of vintage and electronic sounds. (Kea Zawadi was standing in for Kaycee Roussow) Kaycee Rossouw
Car exports take a worrying dive, and the case against Patrice Motsepe begins in a Tanzanain court today. Motspepe and and his associate companies are being sued for just over R3.4 billion.
A first-time catch-up with the down-to-earth Heyns to talk the oh-so-catchy new single 'If I Got You'! Could it be this Summer's biggest hit? Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
SA's inflation target is not coming down anytime soon, Trade and Industry's Parks Tau talks about adjusting BEE rules for foreign-owned businesses, and a weaker market this morning.
Tunde Baiyewu, the soulful voice behind the multi-platinum-selling Lighthouse Family, joined Roch-Lè to share insights into his life and intimate new solo project, Tunde & The Troubadours EP 1, releasing exclusively in SA Friday, November 1st. Roch-Lè Bloem
Founder Tamara Ngwekaziis tells us more about this fledgling nonprofit focused on visiting clinics and hospitals to provide nutritious food and fruits to the needy. (Kea Zawadi was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
Muted reaction to yesterday's mid-term budget during which Godrongwna announced that state bailouts are over, and public servants aged 55 to 59 will be able to apply for early retirement.
All eyes on Finance Minster Enoch Godongwana ahead of the mid-term budget, Shoprite shares rise, and the Competition Commission blocks Vodacom deal.
The CEO of Pick n Pay says the worst is behind them, South Africa's junk status is easing, and the price of oil drops as the war in the Middle East de-escalates.
Described as a significant event dedicated to addressing the challenges facing older persons in our communities, MEC Bukiwe Fanta unpacked the aims of the gathering. (Charlton Tobias was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
South Africa's greylisting status improves, the mini-budget is out Wednesday, and the markets predict a Trump victory in the USA.
'Comrade and Commander: The Life and Times of Joe Modise ' is a new biography about the Umkhonto we Sizwe Commander, edited by Ronnie Kasrils, a lifelong colleague, and Fidelis Hove, a son-in-law of Modise. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The Reserve Bank Governor calls for a lower inflation target, Clicks reports good growth, and the USA calls for sanctions on Russian exports.
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: Prince Fikile has recovered - what has he got to say to the Regent King Sililo?
It's an eye-opening conversation every parent needs to hear: Dr Petronella Kruger joined Kaycee to discuss the correlation between aggressive junk food marketing and childhood health issues and obesity. Kaycee Rossouw
Consumer inflation drops, the Hawks arrest diamond investment scamsters, and despite no load shedding, renewable products spike.
SAA considers selling Heathrow landing rights, Sasfin to delist, and the dollar strengthened on the back of another possible Trump stint in the White House.
Another SA retailer to go into liquidation, Prosus profits are up, and JPMorgan predicts a surge in JSE listings.
MTN's Regional Marketing Manager, Ella Ajaji, is fired up and ready to get her pink on ahead of the Big Walk for Cancer this Saturday, October 26. Roch-Lè Bloem
Embattled Petro SA says its deal with Gazprombank must go ahead, National Treasury looks to tackle climate change, and ICTSI to appeal Durban port interdict.
He is a multilingual rapper from GQ whose freestyle "Formula," blends Afrikaans, English, and isiXhosa. JP joined Kaycee to tell us more about his unique style and his awesome new single - 'Formula.' Kaycee Rossouw
Rezanne Doyle paints an enticing picture of a wedding expo that promises to be the ultimate destination to explore, experience and connect with top vendors who can bring your vision to life. Wedding Planners also get to network new products and services. Don't miss it! The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Ramaphosa says government fully supports the country's motor industry, Petro SA's CEO suspended, and Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago argues for lowering the inflation target.
Operations Manager Yolande Bruwer has the details on this George-based Culinary Arts and Hospitality Institute, it's open day and the chance to win your first year FREE! The Drive with Simon Bechus
Pamala Rala joined Kaycee from East London to fill us in on the palliative care and support provided for adults and children diagnosed with life-threatening or life-limiting illnesses. Kaycee Rossouw
Saru postpones equity deal meeting at government's behest, the National Prosecuting Authority fines and debars Ralliom Razwinane, and online trading platform Banxso has several accounts frozen.
Chiropractic Dr Jeff Puttergill is passionate about his profession - he joined the team in the studio this morning to enlighten us on all things back-related. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Rugby unions object to the Springboks commercial rights being put up for sale to a United States private equity group, and SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter averts the country's jet fuel crisis.
Saudi Arabia looking to boost trade with South Africa, Eskom suffers a major setback while the controversial Karpowership deal is 'dead in the water'.
Passionate General Manager Jethro Flügel explains the ethos behind this award-winning institution that has become a game changer in higher education. Kaycee Rossouw
General Manager, Jethro Flügel, tells us more about this award-winning independent private higher education institution which now boasts 12 campuses across SA. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
George-based DJ and producer, Joshua de Beer, AKA Abominix, is just 16 and making waves on the music scene! Kaycee Rossouw
Politicians and business leaders pay tribute to former governor of the Reserve Bank,Tito Mboweni, and Consumer Goods Council Chairman, Gareth Ackerman, says South Africa needs to do away with cards and cash.
How do we encourage reading ? Jeff caught up with Melvin Kaabwe , President of the SA Booksellers Association, for what turned out to be an eye-opening chat.
Inflation could drop by 4% in the coming months, the rise in 'construction mafias' is scaring off investors, and Sibanye Stillwater's financial woes continue.
GQ's muti-talented Booysen has been selected as one of only 10 delegates from South Africa to attend the prestigious Independent Music Exhibition of South Africa in Dubai and Los Angeles. But, she cannot get there without our help! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Nicole Grobler explains the vital work that this NPO does in providing palliative care for those suffering from life-limiting illnesses such as Cancer, HIV/AIDS or Motor Neurone disease. (Charl Leslie was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
A court has dealt a serious blow to Transent's R11bn deal with a Philippines-based group to manage one of Durban's busiest port terminals. An interdict has been issued highlighting serious flaws in the procurement process.
The NMB Business Chamber CEO, Deinise van Huysteen and member Dr Johann Malherbe on the successful 'tidy Kragga Kamma Road initiative."
( Charl Leslie was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
The ultimate music festival is coming your way GQ! The brainchild of Dante Cicognini , Dante joined the Breakfast team to share the details. All funds raised will go towards the rejuvenation of Baakens Valley. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The countdown to the Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer presented by ISUZU MOTORS SOUTH AFRICA has begun. In studio - Lebogang Makoloi, ISUZU's Department Executive for Corporate Affairs and Tarquin Coetzee share their reasons for walking. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Government discusses ways to decrease fuel prices, the ANC says privatisation no longer regarded as a 'swear word', and the Competition Commission approves Transnet terminal deal.
South Africa's citrus disease is under control, a BEE policy directive to be amended to accommodate Elon Musk's Starlink, and the country's consumers are becoming increasingly polarised.
Raised in Schauderville, JayTee Conscious has defied the odds to turn his life around and become a rising star in the music industry. Kaycee Rossouw
Deputy Finance Minister David Masondo in London to attract potential investors, and VW issues its second profit warning in three months.
Series director Freddy Louw on becoming an award nominee in the category Non-Scripted Entertainment. Louw is a devoted family man and is married to Algoa FM's Carly Fields. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Eskom's proposed massive price hike faces opposition, former Steinhoff CEO sentenced, and oil prices surge.
The Associate Professor and Academic Head of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at NMU and Dora Nginza Hospital shares some sound advice ahead of the Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, Presented by Isuzu Motors South Africa. Roch-Lè Bloem
Regional Manager Juliet Houghton joined Kaycee as the countdown to the Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, Presented by Isuzu Motors South Africa, begins! Every step counts - enter via www.algoafm.co.za Kaycee Rossouw
Uncovering myths surrounding mental health and holistic therapy. Dr Gibson runs an online therapy practice using an approach called Compassionate Inquiry. It was a fascinating chat. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Transnet not yet on track to reach its new target, sentiment about South Africa is improving, and the Reserve Bank Governor says too many in the country are still reliant on cash.
The timing is perfect - a country in need of reaffirming everything Madiba stood for. Sub-titled," Timeless Lessons on Leadership and Life", Zelda joined Breakfast this morning following the book's release. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Author and Blogger Malaka Grant's chat with Simon, ahead of the inaugural TEDxGeorge, is an engaging insight into her unique world-view and a compelling reason to book your spot www.tedxgeorge.com The Drive with Simon Bechus
Ramaphosa lays out ambitious growth plan, GQ motorists disgruntled over petrol price saga, and Iran's missile attack affects global markets.
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: The question remains - what has happened to Princess Fezi?
Nikki launched the brand "Lekker in George" in 2018. Her vision was to create more than just a business—an approach that has set her brand apart. Don't miss the chance to be inspired by some of the 'greatest minds' in the world. The Drive with Simon Bechus
The Spar Group releases its latest trading update, petrol to drop at midnight tonight, and South African stocks have a particularly strong quarter.
Momentum flags 'two pot' withdrawals, Souther Sun renews Golden Mile leases, and stocks tumble in Japan following the election of Shigeru Ishiba as prime minister. (Chris Buccanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
An overall decline for Barloworld, HSBC to exit South Africa, and the first 'scalp taken' in the Steinhoff saga.
The Tavcor George Dealer Principal expounds on the continued growth of the trusted vehicle brand. The Drive with Simon Bechus
On the 25th September World Pharmacist Day was celebrated under the theme "Let’s talk about vaccines.” Royal Buffalo Specialist Hospital Pharmacist Ntombizodwa busts some burning myths around the topic. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Zintle Nondwangu joined Kaycee to explain what this hard- working NPO does to empower the underserved by mobilizing resources and designing programmes that address health, education and social development needs. Kaycee Rossouw
Wayne and Lee caught up the forward- thinking organiser of "The Brave Ones", an event set to 'empower other individuals to seek their highest potential'. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Education facing a crisis that will impact foreign investment, Ramaphosa's message in New York is that South Africa has turned ' a corner', and good news on the fuel front.
General Manager Claire Raga explains how this award-winning accredited higher education institution can change your life. Eduvos Nelson Mandela Bay has a pre-enrol Open Day on Saturday 28 September. Kaycee Rossouw
The man, the music, the legend - Wayne, Lee and Charlie T caught up with South Africa's legendary muso on Heritage Day. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Eskom reveals the hand it wants to play over the next few years, Ramaphoasa meets with Elon Musk, and Brent crude oil edges up.
Mitchell was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2009. Charlie T takes a trip down memory lane with the world-famous pugilist.
The Government of National Unity marks 100 days in office, Sasol and Eskom to collaborate, and the Vodacom 'Please call me ' saga continues.
A compelling conversation in studio with the forward-thinking Jendamark Automation CEO, and Co-leader of the Local Economy Reinvention Think Tank. Roch-Lè Bloem
Good news for consumers as interest rates are dropped - this has a positive knock-on effect on the markets. (Chris Buccanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Nosipiwo Nompumza is a student living by Ghandi's motto, "Be the change you want to see in the world". The psychology student founded the NPO this year to assist the impoverished in Mdantsane. Kaycee Rossouw
The passionate travel entrepreneur debunks some myths about exploring the world around us. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
SA's inflation rate takes a welcome dip, does this mean a drop in interest rates? And PIC Chair, David Masondo, resolute on over-prescribed assets.
Sereti to retrench a thousand miners, all eyes on the US Federal Reserve Bank today, and expect a drop in the price of petrol and diesel next month.
Justin Erasmus, Station Commander, and PR Judy Venter, two of the passionate people behind this life-saving NPO, joined Roch-Lè in studio to celebrate the launch of a new rescue craft. Roch-Lè Bloem
BMW explains worker discontent at its Pretoria plant, Business Leader CEO praises Minister Parks Tau, and Amazon wants staff back in the office.
Perhaps J-bay's best-kept secret, singer/songwriter, David Schickerling, talks his musical journey, love of performing live, and his hit single 'Mike's Song'. Kaycee Rossouw
A catch-up with the inimitable Mr Loops who will be performing at the Music Kitchen in GQ , September 27.
Rating agency Fitch gives a lukewarm response to SA's Government of National Unity, a big week for interest rates, and the NHI Bill and Starlink on Ramaphosa's to-do list.
The English rock band from Bradford, Yorkshire can't stay away from SA and their legions of fans for long! Charl caught up with Pete Lincoln ahead of their GQ date, Saturday 21 September. Charl Leslie
The lead singer of the SA fusion band Mango Groove is widely regarded as a symbol of the 'rainbow nation'. The effervescent Johnston joined Roch-Lè to reflect on nearly 40 years of performing their repertoire of iconic songs. Roch-Lè Bloem
Simon B talks the past, the present, and the future with the retired South African professional rugby union player in celebration of Heritage Month. The Drive with Simon Bechus
With his new single Hurricane lighting up the charts, a catch-up with Clegg in Heritage Month was imperative: it proved to be most entertaining with Lee putting a request to Clegg that we would love to see happen! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Sibanye-Stillwater to halve output after posting massive losses, a cut in dividends for retailer Truworths, and gold reaches a record high.
Battling to sleep? Snoring? Kea tackles "sleep" myths with family physician and SA Sleep Lab specialist, Dr Dylan Gibson. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
The Algoa FM Big Walk For Cancer presented by ISUZU MOTORS South Africa is a legacy event that CEO Billy Tom is proud to be a part of yet again. Save the date GQ, George and East London: Saturday 26 October Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The #MTN8 trophy tour is in full swing - Nathan Paulse and Njabulo Manqana joined Roland in studio along with MTN's Bongani Ntshingila, the brand that has been a part of football's journey in SA for 26 years! The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Manager Dirk Smit explains the vital importance of an NPO that can safeguard properties from the devastating impact of wildfires. Kaycee Rossouw
Transnet breaches loan agreement again, government rejects public service workers pay increase demands, and shares in Anglo-Platinum slump.
South Africa could be off the global dirty money list in June of next year, Sanral's woes continue, and could the government's ties with Russia put the country at risk?
Rahdiant Diagnostic Imaging's Head Radiologist, Dr Anith Chacko, joined Breakfast to hammer home the power of early detection in saving lives. (RDI is the premium sponsor for the Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer presented by Isuzu Motors South Africa) Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
In an exclusive interview the retired professional rugby union player, born in GQ, shares some insights into his life's journey and what being a South African means to him.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana criticises the collective savings industry, Capitec's success continues, and Elon Musk responds to a South African query about Starlink.
In celebration of SA's National Park's Week, Charlie-T and Lee did the show from the Wilderness Ebb-and-Flow Rest Camp this morning. The team caught up with the Acting Regional GM of the Garden Route National Parks. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Heritage Month would not be complete without a chat with South Africa's first rugby player of colour to play in a test match for the South African national side. Kaycee Rossouw
Kaycee caught up with the acclaimed singer-songwriter, and mom-to-be, who has a new album out titled "The Good Old Days". Kaycee Rossouw
SALGA and the Government strike a deal, Caxton announces profit figures amidst economic challenges, and the wrangling over the controversial NHI plan continues.
Marius Opperman, organiser of the Expo, on why this three-day festival is not to be missed. Take a listen , then book on ticketpro.co.za The Drive with Simon Bechus
Media24 CEO to step down after nearly three decades at the helm, MTN to probe internal complaints of preferential treatment, and domestic and international flights returning to pre-covid levels.
Drom van Tonder, Operational Chief for Stiles George, joined Simon B to talk about the impact the business had had on the heritage of the region. The Drive with Simon Bechus
"Making Summer Bodies during Winter" - fitness enthusiast and Orthopedic Trauma Medical Science Liaison Provider, Sifiso Ngobeni, dispels some myths on this hot topic. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Programme Manager Harrison Dax joined Kaycee to expound on the life-changing holistic support provided for homeless children and adults. in our region. Kaycee Rossouw
Headline earnings for Woolworth and Cashbuild are down, former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe makes an appearance for the MK Party in the portfolio committee on electricity and energy, and another negative day on the JSE.
GDP results released yesterday reveal growth, Checkers to streamline certain markets and expand others, and the stock market experiences one of its worst months yet for the year. ( Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: an heir under mental attack, and an abducted princess.
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: the saga of the Royal House of Tafufu continues.
Losses at Transnet are increasing, the Special Investigating Unit given the green light to probe numerous Gupta-linked Telkom contracts, and a fairly quiet day on the markets.
Continuing our 'Inside the Brand' series: Angelique Strydom on what goes into forging trusted partnerships with clients to foster the growth of any and every kind of business. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Fresh from his performances at the Music Kitchen , the 23 year old muso joined Kea for a catch-up on everything from embarrassing moments to Will's relationship status.
Kaycee catches up with rising young Bethelsdorp artist Jamie whose new single 'Electric' is bound to set her on the path to fame. Kaycee Rossouw
Wrapping our 'Inside the Brand' series: Radio Hall of Fame Inductee, Alfie Jay, shares some insights into what it takes to manage and stay at the top of our game in an ever-evolving industry. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Plettenberg Bay's airport to get an upgrade, Enoch Godongwana says the new cabinet has boosted investor confidence, and we look ahead to the release of the latest GDP.
As the CEO of Keystone Global, Sean has overseen the safety and security of governments, foreign missions and celebrities across the globe for many years. It makes for an absorbing interview. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Another boost in the fight against inflation, the PPI for electricity and water rises and SA's Kumba to invest billions more in its iron ore processing project.
The beauty of our feathered friends, birdsong in the morning - what could be sweeter? In the first episode of this eye-opening series, Mark fills us in on what they don't tell you when you buy that bird feeder.
Across the globe snakes are becoming popular as pets – dubbed the ‘snake guy’ by folk in GQ, you will find many of them in Mark’s home. Should you happen to find one relaxing in front of the TV one day, here's the plan.
While generally harmless, spiders get a bad rap from humans despite performing the vital function of controlling insect populations. Mark often receives frantic calls from folk who say they have been bitten by spiders.
In days of old owls were often viewed as being the harbingers of bad luck – a myth that persists in some cultures today - nothing could be further from the truth. As birds of prey, they perform some vital functions for mankind and should be protected at all costs.
The hard-working Honey Bee is a super pollinator for fruits, flowers and vegetables and needs its honey for energy to perform these life-preserving functions - but man wants the honey too. This is why where we get our honey from matters.
Tortoises, the longest-living land animals in the world, do not have it easy in today's world. From pet tortoises to muti, and everything in between - the truth about these strange-looking reptiles.
From the Skaap Steker to the Rhombic - ophiophilists will love this episode about how snakes often get their common names, many having no scientific basis at all.
Yes, it's true - Geckos can lick their eyeballs and can grow their tails back if they break off! While some find them a nuisance, Mark explains how we can amicably share our living spaces with these colourful lizards.
With their panoramic vision and tongues twice as long as their bodies, the Chameleon is a fascinating creature. In this episode, Mark turns everything we've been led to believe about the chameleon on its head with some scientific facts.
In this final episode, Mark recounts some of his strangest callouts. Hair- raising? - no! Hilarious - yes!
Continuing our "Inside the Brand" series: Siphokazi Peter has the daunting task of being our Digital Webmaster - it's a challenging job that involves plenty of strategising and creative flair. Kaycee Rossouw
Kea talks to Lia Boretti from LILO Healthcare about the misconceptions that exist about the elderly in retirement homes and those who need assisted living. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
This NPO has a whole new take on domestic violence. Founder Lindsay Ziehl explains how their organisation offers assistance to those who endure the trauma of the legal process to put their abuser behind bars. Kaycee Rossouw
Ramaphosa addresses Business Unity SA's AGM, on the markets all eyes on USA microchip maker Nvidia, and Johann Rupert's net worth surges.
Continuing our "Inside the Brand" series: Tracey Gravett shares her wealth of knowledge about using the power of radio to grow businesses in the Border Kei region.
Zoë van der Merwe and her friends MC Fereira and Stephen Sharp were strolling along the beach when suddenly........ Take a listen to the story behind the story of that now-viral clip. (The interview was conducted in Afrikaans) Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The Acting Executive Director of NMBM's Electricity and Energy , Bernard Tlali, on progress made and concerns about gale force winds predicted. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Continuing our 'Inside the Brand' Series: Andy Iverson and Lesley-Ann Fortuin on the powerful partnerships forged with their clients - "Be visible, be memorable, and we'll make you famous." The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
The auditor general issues a damning report on the country's metros and municipalities, Naspers predict huge growth for digital platforms, and Pick n Pay's woes continue.
Continuing our 'Inside the Brand' interview series: Radio award-winning Annelu Le Roux on the power of high-impact branding through on-air competitions - with an emphasis on 'fun is a serious business'! Roch-Lè Bloem
Continuing our 'Inside the Brand' series of interviews ,Charl Leslie explains the station's audicence driven music strategy. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The country could face a loadshedding free summer, Ramaphosa shifts things around - will it help state owned enterprises achieve economic vialblity?
Kaycee catches up with Gqeberha's IRVH - a self-taught guitarist, beat-maker, and versatile RnB musician who has been captivating audiences with his unique fusion of Pop, Hip Hop, Afrobeats, and Rock. Kaycee Rossouw
The Acting Executive Director of NMBM's Electricity and Energy, Bernard Tlali, in the hot seat as he explains the whys and the wherefores following large sections of Nelson Mandela Bay being without power since Friday. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Drama behind the scenes over the tender for the National Lottery ,the Producer Price Index to be released this week, and some relief at the pumps soon.
On the 10th of August Mia le Roux made history as the first differently-abled person to wear the Miss South Africa crown. Roch-Lè has a delightful chat to the intelligent, compassionate and stunning beauty. Roch-Lè Bloem
The Associate Professor in the Faculty of Business and Economic Science has many strings to her bow and is deeply involved in the George community serving on several boards and committees. The Drive with Simon Bechus
The schism between government, business and health officials widens over the NHI and Stats SA admits its crucial consensus for 2022 is not accurate.
Nicole busts some myths for Algoa Country about penning a novel. The GQ author has changed lives since publishing her book 'Overcomer'. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Chairperson and Founder, Gary Koekemoer, outlines the vital work they do in the GQ area to assist victims of gender-based violence. It makes for compelling listening. Kaycee Rossouw
Head of Operations, Tertius Ruiters, and ambassador, Cecil Afrika, joined Wayne, Lee and Charlie T ahead of the second rugby and netball festival set to take place at the end of the year. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Stand by for a likely cut in interest rates, Heineken applies for an interdict over a strike at its EC plant and a record high on the JSE.
Algoa FM's Sales Manager is fast becoming something of a legend in the industry. Acknowledging the challenging times in whcih we find ourselves, Karantges delivers a compelling message when it comes to growing your business through the medium of radio. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Qatar Airways buy a stake in Airlink, HSBC considers selling off its South African Business assets, and Sasol shareholders disappointed as the energy and chemical giant shows a disappointing mid-year loss.
Rafi has been advertising on Algoa FM for over twenty years -an institution in GQ, it's time for him to close up shop - but not before some reminiscing. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Absa CEO Arrie Rautenbach takes early retirement, MTN reports a negative mid-year profit, as does South Africa coal exporter Thungela.
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: The job interview that goes awry when Nelly turns out to be a psychic who knows all abut the genreal manager's dirty ilttle secret.
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: Mkhonto has a lust for many wives and a love of money .... find out where this takes him.
Jeff ponders the intricacies of life on planet Earth in his ‘slice of life’ story time series - you might even see yourself in one of his vignettes: in this mini-series, King Sililo calls a meeting of the clan to deal with his troublesome son, and in the second story he is tormented by a bad but telling dream.
Talented GQ rapper Jacques Barnes, also known as J.B., was Kaycee's latest guest on the Friday Music Club. This inspiring young muso also introduced us to his latest track, 'Visualise'. Kaycee Rossouw
A showdown looming between South Africa and the European Union, and a big week ahead as many of the world's central bankers prepare to meet.
Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber's Gideon Smith and Paola Horak outline the organisation's bold plans to get the city working again. Kaycee Rossouw
Multiple health bodies refuse to sign Ramaphosa's Health Compact, Standard Bank puts its talks with the Bank of China on hold, and Exxaro reports mid-year losses.
The vibrant Western Cape muso answers some burning myths about being a young female in the music industry. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
The latest SA business confidence index shows some positivity, Showmax and Capitec Bank enter into a partnership deal, and an interest rate cut in the US a firm likelihood.
Maryna de Vries and her hubby have tackled what seemed impossible and turned lives around through Life Community Services. Get on board for the golf day - it's not too late. Simon B will be doing the prize-giving honours. The Drive with Simon Bechus
The unemployment crisis worsens, a drop in mining production adds to our woes, and a drop in interest rates could be on the cards for the USA.
Sunday Breakfast on Algoa FM with Jeff Moloi prepares you for whatever your Sunday holds. It's the perfect time to reconnect with friends and family.
The electricity minister says an end to load shedding is in sight, Sasol shares dropped after it said it would report a massive net loss, and local logistic issues hit Super Group's earnings.
The GQ-born EDM artist's anonymous posting of his bold and authentic music online garnered him a huge following. His identity finally revealed - Algoa Country meet Mark John! Kaycee Rossouw
The Paris Olympics delivers a "gold medal" performance, and a lack of financial support the reason smaller nations brought home more medals than SA.
Gordon chats to the East London go-getter who runs both the NPO , the Nam Foundation, and the thriving Nam Creations. Hers is a truly inspiring story.
Roland gets to know the East London-born former apartheid-era activist who stood up for her beliefs at great personal cost. Sparg recently released her 'gripping' memoir titled 'Guilty and Proud'. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Kaycee had the privilege of catching up with the Para-Athlete who recently became the first black South African woman to win at Wimbledon in the wheelchair women’s doubles. Kaycee Rossouw
Breakfast caught up with the indefatigable early-career researcher whose passion lies in protecting the rights of women who work in the small-scale fishing communities of the Eastern Cape. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Simon B chats to the inimitable founder of the sustainably driven Leafline initiative, this eco-friendly NPO also employs physically disabled women in the Bathurst area. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Roch-lè chats to the Founder and Executive Director of goGOGOgo - an NPO In support of our incredible gogos raising over four million children across SA. Roch-Lè Bloem
Roch-Lè sits down with the Executive and Management Coach, whose recently launched book, "You're Welcome Mankind: Life as a Corporate Gangster", aims to simplify many of the popular business tools and strategies used by successful multi-national organizations and business leaders. Roch-Lè Bloem
Ambiton Financial Services representative Nina Humpries breaks down the controversial new retirement plan. The implementation date is 1 September 2024. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Human trafficking is on the rise right where we live. Kelly Rose Biscoe explains the role this NPO plays in preventing, reporting and convicting those involved in this heinous crime. Kaycee Rossouw
Impala Platinum Holdings' upcoming financial results point to a full-year loss, and Glencore Plc has abandoned plans to exit its profitable but polluting coal unit citing shareholders pushing back against the move.
Chef Cheri-Lynn Speelman and Operational Manager Yolande Bruwer elaborate on this exceptional academy where learners are equipped to work in the hospitality industry as skilled chefs, hotel managers, trained kitchen assistants and more! The Drive with Simon Bechus
The country's municipalities owe Eskom billions, Sasfin hit with a massive fine, and a measure of calm returns to the markets.
Simon B sits down with George's Tashia Olivier following the World Championships of Performing Arts at which two of her students made a huge impression. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Renewed volatility on the markets, Pick n Pay's rights offer oversubscribed, and fuel prices to drop at midnight.
Alan Fritz joined Jeff to reflect on the Olympic wins for Team SA and the way forward for swimming as a competitive sport in Mzansi.
Local talent Andrew Claasen (aka Reckless) is back on #FridayMusicClub! The Despatch star chats with Kaycee Rossouw about his love for telling a story through music. Kaycee Rossouw
Roch explores the world of the supernatural with the globally recognised, award-winning Paranormal Researcher, Psychologist and Historian. Seasons Two and Three start exclusively on CBS Reality, DStv channel 132 and StarSat 170 on Monday, 5th August and you can watch weekdays at 07:30, 13:35 and 18:45. Roch-Lè Bloem
Global markets are in turmoil, worries of a full-scale war in the Middle East intensify, and the markets react accordingly.
Breakfast caught up with Cape Karoo International's Peter Liebenberg to talk ostrich plumes and Lady Gaga’s Olympics2024 outfit. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
A big jump in ABSA's Purchase Manager's Index, new vehicle sales are up and good news in Bloomberg's latest Braai Index.
Buffalo City recently played host to the World Waveski Surfing Titles. Roch-Lè chats to world champions, Ronnie Ackerman, Eugene O’Neil and Sandra Pienaar. Roch-Lè Bloem
Kea busts some myths about the fashion design industry with the Khai Atelier owner whose design house crafts exclusive, sustainable, and premium-quality pieces. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
This George-based NPO is a worthy recipient of the Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day. Started by Philip and Maryna DeVries from the USA, their selfless journey that began in 2001, is a truly remarkable one. Kaycee Rossouw
Woolworths headline earnings drop, instrument air navigation still suspended at smaller SA airports, and the US Federal Reserve Chair hints at a possible drop in interest rates.
The Reserve Bank Governor expresses concern over the country's debt, the US agrees to revive a vital trade agreement with SA, and Shoprite Checkers shows impressive sales growth.
French company TotalEnergies has confirmed it will exit its major gas discoveries off the coast of South Africa and electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is in favour of grid access rules that favour either private or public processes.
The engaging Julia Osroio has a voice destined for stardom - born in Kimberley the 21-year-old is currently performing some gigs in Algoa Country. She chats to Kaycee about her journey and introduces us to her exceptional single "When the Lights Go Out." Kaycee Rossouw
South Africa renews vital trade pact with the USA and Deputy President Mashatile says he is open to revisiting the sale of SA Airways.
The 2024 Tortoise Tuff takes place on Saturday, August 10, in Sedgefield. Simon B invited Alwin Witten into the studio to share all the details. The Drive with Simon Bechus
The talented Indoor Cricket Girls Team from GQ ( and Connor) were in studio to rally up support for their journey to represent SA. It was a bit of morning madness and plenty of laughs! Good luck girls - nice hair Connor! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Anglo-American suffers a mid-year loss,business lobby group calls for the reviving of state-run port, water and power networks, and Busisiwe Mavuso calls for the NHI to be scrapped.
Kea explodes some burning myths about the complex pharmaceutical industry with the successful East London-based pharmacist and founder of Mkhatshane Consultancy. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Dog and cat populations are out of control across South Africa - sterilisation is the only way to stem the tide but it comes at a price. Dr Amy Long tells us more about this hardworking NPO. Kaycee Rossouw
SA's consumer inflation rate has taken a slight dip, the Gauteng High Court deals a blow to the proposed NHI scheme, and investors back off from the promise of Artificial Intelligence.
The athletics journalist and race commentator takes a look at SA's Track and Field Team set to take part in the Paris Games. Can we bring home some Olympic gold?
Ramaphosa signs the Climate Change Bill into law, is the DIY and renovation market taking an upward turn? And no improvement from Anglo American subsidiary, Kumba Iron Ore.
The bright and breezy Dr Gcobisa Kate, Eastern Cape Branch Manager of the SA Association of Paediatric Dentistry, sounds like a dream dentist. The Doc talks dental care and kids. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Sasol's share price is up, as is Mr Price , and French media group Vivendi plans to list Canal+ on the London Sock Exchange.
Jeffrey's Bay-based singer/songwriter, Justin Moyzie ,on his musical journey🎶 and latest single 'Crazy'! Kaycee Rossouw
Several smaller SA airports hit by technical ditch that will affect flights, and the African Union wants to create its own credit rating agency.
Ramaphosa wants to turn SA into a "construction site" to boost economic growth, Transnet secures a massive loan, and the NPA dismisses a claim by directors of the Gupta-linked Regiments Capital.
Mythbusters is back in the new time slot of 9.30 every Wednesday evening with the first guest being female pilot Qhawe Nxumalo. Kea busts some myths about flying a plane. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
As an Early Childhood Development Centre, Future Roses plays a critical role in preparing young children for formal education. We get to know the Founder and Centre Manager, Nomlindo Beja. Kaycee Rossouw
The dysfunctional visa system is threatening economic growth, Parliament officially opens today, and Trump's remarks affect the markets.
From the office of the Tax Ombudsman, Russel Mamabolo, to allay your fears and help you get it done! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The SIU give the green light to investigate the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, Home Affairs makes inroads into the visa backlog, and Bitcoin flies on the back of Trump's nod of approval.
Nelson Mandela Bay Business Camber CEO, Denise van Huyssteen, and Siyabonga Mthembu, Treasurer of the Chamber, elaborate on the organisation's newly launched Trade and Investment Desk. Roch-Lè Bloem
Today is World Snake Day - Producer Corn arranged for conservationist and snake lover Mark Marshall to join the Breakfast Team - Mark did not arrive alone. What followed was hilarious! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
SA is planning a mission to the US over bilateral ties, the new energy regulator approves Eskom's bid for a license for Koeberg Unit 1, and the markets react to the Trump assassination attempt.
With the GoodLuck single 'Goodbye my Friend' climbing the Algoa FM Top 30 Chart, and their lead vocalist having recently given birth, Kea felt a catch up was in order. Congrats Jules and Ben on the birth of Skylar Scout Lulu Peters. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Phillip Harmse, the New Business Development Manager at UXi Artisan Development, and Marnus du Toit, Student Recruitment Manager, joined Simon B in studio ahead of the official opening. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Local artist Abstract Moon ,and fellow record label musos, were in studio to talk their music and new single 'Brain Freeze'. Kaycee Rossouw
Foreigners buying SA bonds on the increase, the dollar remains unchanged despite the Trump assassination attempt, and the new cabinet gets its first briefing from Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana.
In Part 2 of this episode focusing on Reinhardt Leach's bail application Doreen Loubser shares more about how Leach met and fell in love with Vicki and how she allegedly asked him to get a hitman to kill Arnold. The episode will also look at additional evidence the state says they got their hands on.
A surprising drop in US inflation figures, SAMWU gets a 7 per cent increase for water sector workers, and NUMSA calls off strike after bonus victory.
The Knysna Initiative for Learning and Teaching is proving to be a life-changing NPO. MD, Sandy Ueckermann, joined Kaycee to elaborate on their vital work. Kaycee Rossouw
Transnet's woes continue, Pick n Pay's plan to restore profitability goes ahead, and
Rise Mzansi's Songezo Zibi elected to pivotal role.
Transnet suspends operations at several ports, Shell has a new drilling destination, black frost hits Limpopo, and Eskom resumes load reduction.
Extreme weather causes shipping delays, Ramakgopa wants to embark on an 'ultra-aggressive" renewable energy programme, and Autozone goes into business rescue.
Local singer/songwriter Juan-Claude shares his musical journey with us and the story behind his latest single 'Lost'! Kaycee Rossouw
The country passes the 100-day mark of no load shedding - but at what cost? Ramakgopa wants approval to build a new nuclear plant, and despite conflicting reports, TotalEnergies says it's not exiting SA.
Roch catches up with Algoa FM's multi-talented presenter ahead of her first stint as the host of the popular chart show. This is the first time in the history of the Algoa FM Top 30 that a female will be in the hot seat. Nice one Kea! Roch-Lè Bloem
Karen Warneke heads up this hardworking NPO that deals with families in crisis and abused, abandoned and orphaned children. The need is immense, the situations faced heartbreaking - find out how you can assist. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Temporary visa concessions granted to foreign nationals, SAA to extend destinations, and the pound has yet to react to news of Labour's victory as Keir Starmer readies to move into 10 Downing Street.
In this next exclusive episode of Journey to Justice Doreen Loubser talks about Reinhardt Leach's decision to apply for bail after spending almost three years behind bars as a trial awaiting prisoner.
Explosive details were revealed in his affidavit where he not only implicates Vicki's husband Arnold in the plot to murder Vicki but also points the finger at Dylin Cullis.
Leach says he will plead not guilty.
As Youth Month came to a close, Roch caught up with livewire entrepreneur, Luyanda Mtyeku, whose dream of opening an eatery was realised with the help of CCBSA's innovative Youth and Women Empowerment Bizniz in a Box programme. Roch-Lè Bloem
The Heart and Stroke Foundation's Nurse Silvia Craucamp talks us through the focus of Employee Wellness Week happening from the 1st to the 5th July. Kaycee Rossouw
Dominating economic headlines - TotalEnergies SE plans to walk away from South Africa's giant gas fields near Mossel Bay.
NUMSA readies for an indefinite strike at Ford, the US imposes sanctions on Oudtshoorn flight school, and investors still nervous about the fragility of the political landscape.
Political analyst Dr Ongama Mtimka talks us through what the new coalition means for South Africa. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Absa's Purchasing Manager's Index at its highest since 2022, the markets react to the new cabinet , and Air France says summer traffic to France has slowed due to the Olympics.
JP's last show on the Top 30, before he jets off to the East, featured a catch-up with the singer whose hit single 'Blame' is currently the number one song on Algoa FM. (Linely will be performing in PE next month.)
JP's last show on the Top 30, before he jets off to the East, featured a catch-up with the singer whose hit single 'Blame' is currently the number one song on Algoa FM. (Linely will be performing in PE next month.)
The Gqeberha-born electronic producer joined Kaycee to share his musical journey and introduce his latest single. Kaycee Rossouw
Politics trumps economics - the rand reacts to the new cabinet, France's Marine Le Pen's Far Right takes the lead in their election race, and will the Democrats keep Trump out of the White House?
SA has achieved its first primary surplus budget in 15 years but it's not all good news, ABSA's share price slumps, and the rand tumbles as the DA threatens to pull out of the government of national unity.
The Breakfast Team had the pleasure of introducing the Business Chamber's newly elected President, Siyolo Dick, the Divisional Executive at SPAR Eastern Cape. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
SANCA is dedicated to the prevention and treatment of substance abuse disorders. East London's Mary-Lisa Pieterse joined Kaycee for this week's Cares which fell on the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, marked on 26 June every year. Kaycee Rossouw
Another ex-Steinhoff big shot arrested in Pretoria, the Reserve Bank must prove its ability to achieve its inflation target, and the government of national unity must bring meaningful change if it wants the support of business says CEO Neal Froneman.
Some 67 000 jobs lost in the first quarter of the year, Capitec launches a new life cover product, and a drop in the price of petrol on the cards.
Naspers has more than doubled its core headline earnings per share, and Takalot takes a dig at online fast fashion giants Shein and Temu.
Transnet moves on one of its most senior officials, and extreme weather effecting insurance premiums in SA.
Simon B was joined by Dandrê Venter and coach Chayse Norris to talk the challenges of getting this far in the sport while overcoming the challenges of being an Asperger sufferer. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Eskom wins its appeal to keep 5 highly polluting coal plants running until 2030, and Sasol wins the first round of its legal battle with Transnet.
Headed up by Rita Brock, this passionate NPO is doing remarkable work worthy of recognition and support from the public. Kaycee Rossouw
SA's inflation rate has stayed level, all eyes are now on the formation of the new cabinet, and government has set a target to come up with a plan to dismantle the ban on rhino horn trade.
The JSE and rand are up again on the back of the government of national unity, JP Morgan up lists South Africa, and Nvidia becomes the world's most valuable public company.
At just 16 years of age, Plettenberg born and raised Hannah Morris is undoubtedly a rising star - her latest single, 'Take My Hand', is in a class of its own. Kaycee Rossouw
The rand continues to soar on the back of the ANC and DA government agreement, and Coega's Eastern Cape Special Economic Zone attracts the interest of China.
Drum roll please! Ard's eighty-one-year-old mum makes her debut at the Music Kitchen on Ard's latest tour ...enough said...take a listen! The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Ultra race champion Brandon Hulley shares his passion for the sport and highlights the many reasons George is considered to be the hub of trail running. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Mercedes Benz EL to retrench staff, Media24 says it has not yet decided to close certain iconic publications, and all eyes on parliament ahead of today's groundbreaking meeting.
The SANBS is on a mission to replenish their dwindling blood stocks as winter sets in. EL Donor Relations Practitioner Lisa Ketsema joined Kaycee for this week's edition of Cares ahead of World Blood Donor Day on June 14. Kaycee Rossouw
Is MultiChoice technically insolvent? Spar well up as it finds a buyer for its Polish unit, US inflation cools and interest rates remain unchanged.
SA's Business Confidence Index falls dramatically, and the Appeal Court overturns a cyber crime ruling sending a clear message to all of us.
SA ports challenge 'worst in the world' report, NMB's Business Chamber launch 'think tank' initiative to rescue the bay, and government move on Shein and Temu.
Ben chats to Kaycee about his musical journey, and upcoming debut tour to NYC and Toronto, opening for Neon Dreams. There's no doubt that his latest single ' Was it Real?' is going to be a chart-topper! Kaycee Rossouw
The chamber's outgoing President, Loyiso Dotwana, and CEO Denise van Huyssteen bring us the key aspects of this inaugural event held last week in the city. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
VW Group SA CEO says power shortages are limiting the company's ability to expand in the country, Afriforum to interdict the National Energy Regulator and watch out for higher airfares.
Coaches Lisa Gower and Riaan Swanepoel need your help to get the talented Garden Route boys and girls to Portugal for the World Cup Gymnastics competition. The Drive with Simon Bechus
This Sunday the vibrant presenter will join over 20 000 runners from across the globe to take on the epic Comrades Marathon - Breakfast caught up with her for a behind-the-scenes chat. Good luck Carly! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
A stern warning to politicians from the Reserve Bank Governor, Sanlam CEO Paul Hanratty extends his term, and the ECB lowers interest rates for the first time in 5 years.
Our environmental resources are limited - fact. Advocacy Offcier ,Lisa Makuala, on the vital work The Green Connection is doing to protect the rights of each and every community in our country. Find out how you can add your voice. Kaycee Rossouw
The rand continues to bleed as political uncertainty rages on, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Zizi Kodwa has his day in court, and NGO the Green Connection 'vindicated' over Karpowership deal.
SA Stats report bleak outlook, Multichoice gives Canal+ deal the thumbs up, and all eyes on the rand amidst coalition negotiations.
Chairperson and Managing Director for Volkswagen Group South Africa, Martina Biene , counts the cost of the devasting floods at their Kariega plant amidst the positive news of a massive new investment by the automotive giant. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Shell loses latest bid to explore for oil and gas off SA's west coast, Kuban Naidoo joins Investec, and Cosatu makes known its continued support of Ramaphosa.
East London-based muso, Lee Cronje, joined Kaycee for this week's edition of the FMC to share the inspiration behind his moving new single, 'Hope for a Nation'. Kaycee Rossouw
The death toll stands at seven - the devastation across our metro is far-reaching. Moses has all the information we need to either assist or get assistance. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The markets, the rand and the business community are on edge as the country awaits election results, and five months into the year where do we stand?
A young girl mauled by a pit bull, and a man disfigured by cancer - these are just two of the many patients in need whose lives have been touched by the extraordinary Dr. Ansua Steyn, founder of The Dr. Ansua Foundation. The Drive with Simon Bechus
A sharp dip for the JSE and the rand as voting results come in, retailers and insurers are also not happy, and the Reserve Bank leaves the repo rate unchanged.
On Sunday, June 16 you can enjoy a fabulous family day and help raise funds for the sanctuary by taking part in the Running Wild Trail Run - GM Michael Volschenk tells us more. Kaycee Rossouw
The BHP mega-deal for Anglo is over, talks between Nedbank and Transnet over Gupta-linked deals collapse, and on the markets , no JSE due to voting day.
No word yet on the BHP deal, a major leadership shape up for Pick n Pay together with a financial revamp, and Solidarity becomes the first union to challenge the NHI Bill in court.
What a pleasure it was to have Mole in the studio ahead of his GQ performance at the Music Kitchen and to hear the first time play on radio of his latest track 'OKAY'. Kaycee Rossouw
The government seals deal to buy the Sapref refinery from Shell and BP, all eyes on Wednesday's election battle, and will interest rates be lowered come Thursday's Reserve Bank meeting?
Alida Gerber and Tanya Lategan, introduce Simon B to Women Connect George, a rapidly growing group dedicated to creating a supportive space where all women can come together to share, grow, and inspire one another. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Stats SA release figures showing an alarming increase in households surviving on social grants, and Trade and Industry Minister Ebrahim Patel to exit government after a fifteen-year tenure.
Reach for a Dream Regional Manager Lwanele Mpeta on the difference we can make to children with life-threatening diseases - and we get to wear our slippers to work! Kaycee Rossouw
The BHP bid is back in play, no interest rate likely despite a slight drop in consumer inflation, but a decent drop in fuel prices could be on the cards.
Tracey Mouton , Managing Director & Head of Labour and HR at Goldberg & de Villiers Inc, joined Kaycee in studio to expound upon this vital topic ahead of May 29th. Kaycee Rossouw
Coronation fund managers to pay an interim dividend, the fight to save Transaction Capital continues, and a 50 per cent spike in doctors and nurses wanting to emigrate.
With Mark about to launch a TV series, and Lee having had a 'stoep encounter' with a snake, the time was ripe to chat to GQ's intrepid conservationist in person! Listeners have asked that Breakfast invite Mark back! Watch this space. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
PetroSA says the Gazprom Unit Deal has moved to the feasibility stage, Implats finalises massive BEE deal and Eskom to retain three coal-fired power stations.
Saturday 18 May saw Roch broadcasting LIVE from this sought-after event in the heart of the Karoo where she was joined by Graaff Reinet Tourism Chair, Tanya Kroon, and the Karoo Wine Club's Gordon Wright. Roch-Lè Bloem
Musician and producer, Edgar Muzah, shares insights into his musical journey and his latest release 'Ubuntu'. Kaycee Rossouw
S&P leave SA's foreign currency rating unchanged, Naspers and Prosus appoint a new CEO, and will BHP make another offer to Anglo American?
As is the case across the country, the cat population in George is out of control. Cat lover Simon B,and Taryn Groenewald the founder of Furever Cats , hammer out the issue and appeal to George residents to play their part in any way they can. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Eskom's 100-year monopoly of the market is on the way out , NAMPAK to exit Nigeria, and the rand gains against the US dollar.
One in every three children will suffer some form of abuse in SA. Childline's EC Director Okuhle Ndodana joined Kaycee ahead of Child Protection Week. Kaycee Rossouw
Well-known SA actor David Lee felt compelled to write 'The Last Ranger ' after witnessing a slaughtered rhino in the flesh. This award-winning Oscar 2025-qualified movie was shot in the Eastern Cape - this is the story behind the story. Roch-Lè Bloem
The NHI Bill is signed into law against major opposition, analysts have their say over BHP's bid for Anglo American, and the price of fuel to drop come June.
After an absence of several years on the part of both Jeff and Gordon, these veteran broadcasters are back on the Algoa FM airwaves. A welcome-back get-together in East London was mandatory. Roch-Lè Bloem
Ramaphosa to sign the controversial NHI Bill into law, Anglo American unveils a radical restructuring plan, and unemployment up 1 %.
Anglo American rejects BHP's latest offer, Eskom's energy availability factor reaches 70 %, and Telkom has restored its network after a massive service interruption.
"What I can say, in my limited capacity as a volunteer firefighter is that this has so far been the most rewarding experience of my life" - Dirk Barnard, volunteer firefighter and Jaco Hanekom, volunteer George Alert Team were LIVE with Simon B. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Bubbly Garden Route-based muso, Shaza, flew in for a LIVE chat to Kaycee about her musical journey and to hear the good news that her single ' Happy' has made it to the Algoa FM playlist! Kaycee Rossouw
BHP continues its bid for Anglo American, Shell outlines its exit plans, and ahead of us this week, US inflation figures.
Jetting in from London on a whistlestop visit to attend the Collegiate 150th celebrations, Donna joined Kaycee to talk her love of the game, and her support from across the pond of two animal charities in Algoa Country. Kaycee Rossouw
Lategan's talent as an artist is hard to define in one sentence - take a listen - it will inspire you to get to know this creative force and her work. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Reserve Manager of Sibuya Game Reserve, Chris Ovens, shares the tale of orphaned baby rhino Mimi's ordeal over the last day, the desperate plans to airlift her , and the delightful way it all ended! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
An end to load-shedding predicted by Business for SA, Takealot hits back at Amazon with a new service, and Apple apologises for its latest TV ad.
The founder and director of Lady Jack Creative, Alicia busts some myths about starting a small business. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
This hard working NPO, headed up by Rev Audrey van Wyk, works mainly in the Walmer Community to upskill and alleviate suffering. Find out how you can assist, as a business, or in a personal capacity. Kaycee Rossouw
Excellent results from SA Breweries, Canal+ increases its stake in MultiChoice, and Trade and Industry says the economy has suffered a loss of R850bn due to six "successive shocks".
A court battle is unfolding over Durban's container port, Amazon has launched its South African marketplace, and Emirates issues a stern warning to Boeing.
Shell confirms its exit from downstream business in SA, French bank BNP Paribas quits Mzansi, and BHP's ambitious bid for Anglo American puts South Africa and the mining sector on the spot.
GQ-based muso and music teacher, Sharon Anne, shares her musical journey and introduces us to her new single, 'White as Snow". Kaycee Rossouw
Loadshedding to remain suspended due to a sustained improvement in generation performance and a reduction in unplanned outages, and Shell could exit South Africa amidst a BEE fallout.
Dorothy Maggerman - a name to remember. Hailing from George the softly-spoken singer has qualified to participate at the World Championships of Performing Arts in Los Angeles. But she needs our help to get there. The Drive with Simon Bechus
As the pre-trial conference gets underway for the murder trial of Vicki Terblance it is clear the state is nowhere near ready to proceed, with six months to go until trial, but why?
Meeting their new frontman and a first-time play of their new single - it's all in a day's work ahead of their performance at GQ's Music Kitchen tonight May 3. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Some good news, the Absa Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) has bounced back, new car sales figures get an uptick, and BHP forges ahead with its bid to buy Anglo American.
Author, preacher and motivational speaker, Madlala recently published a book titled,' The Mindset of a Conqueror'. He busts some myths for us about the writing profession. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
High school rugby at its finest, good food, a beer garden, and entertainment - it's yours for the taking this weekend. Grey coach, Fenner Barnard, and player, Lavela Pongolo, have the details. Roch-Lè Bloem
Jolene du Plessis, SACFA Social Media & Brand Consultant, on the campaign for access to life-saving CF medication - while there is plenty to celebrate, the fight is not over. Kaycee Rossouw
Fewer power cuts boost Astral's share price, and the forensic investigation into allegations of governance breaches at Saipa has been completed.(Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Born in Queenstown and now resident in GQ, Shaw is an artist to watch out for, his latest release,' Why, Why, Why', is bound to take him places. Kaycee Rossouw
A Cape Town attorney has launched a High Court bid to declare the RAF, its chair and CEO delinquent, BHP ups its offer to buy Anglo American, and Impala Platinum could axe up to 3,900 jobs.
BHP's shares fell 4% after its 'opportunistic' bid for Anglo American, and a massive blow to Pravin Gordhan as the botched SAA deal is referred to the Special Investigating Unit.
Award-winning creative and popular finalist from the hit reality show Big Brother Mzansi, PapaGhost busts some myths about that Big Brother House! Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Reach Co-ordinator Chené Fourie talks us through the joint efforts it takes to uncover and prevent this heinous crime. Fourie also shares her thoughts on the Joslin Smith case. Kaycee Rossouw
Karoo ambassadors Gordon and Rose Wright share everything you need to know about this event happening in Graaff Reinet and Nieu Bethesda - this is where the 'Cape Winelands meet the Karoo' for the unique experience of wine tasting and 'stoep kuiering'. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Anglo American receives a buyout proposal from BHP, and Transnet is looking for liquid bulk precinct partners at the Port of Cape Town.
A clear warning from the Reserve Bank, Sasol shares tumble, and Capitec may open twenty more branches across South Africa.
Stephnè Jacobs, a breast cancer survivor, is the chairperson for Reach for Recovery, an NPO looking to grow their volunteer base - if you are a breast cancer survivor take a listen to how you can sign up for their volunteer training program. Roch-Lè Bloem
Aspen could help to ease a global supply crunch in obesity medications, the FSCA says 4 000 employers are sitting on pension fund contributions, and Discovery embraces the ability of puppies to reduce employee stress.
After a thrilling Ironman weekend in GQ, the Isuzu Foundation's Marcia Mayaba shares the good news of monies raised for vulnerable children in the city. Roch-Lè Bloem
Jetting in from Nashville ,Tennessee, the popular SA muso popped into the studio for a catch-up and to treat us to a first-time live play of his yet-to-be-released single, "Holy Ground." The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
This week on #FridayMusicClub Kaycee caught up with Antonie Botha, bassist for George-based rock band, Betty's Nuklear to chat about their musical journey and get an exclusive preview of their upcoming single 'Unholy Roller'. Kaycee Rossouw
The government looks to minority investors for SAA, Cape Town to get three new flights from London a week, and the IMF names SA as Africa's largest economy.
Trade Minister Ibrahim Patel approves the keeping of anti-dumping duties on frozen chicken imports from the US, and the markets react following Israel's retaliatory attack on Isfahan in the early hours of the morning.
Sci-Fi and Fantasy book lovers and writers, Mio caught up with Goodwin in LA to keep you abreast of upcoming releases, events and podcasts.
Miss International South Africa 2022, medical doctor and surgeon, Ferini Dayal busts some myths on both routine and aesthetic surgery. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
After his close friend, Dano Swart, became a quadriplegic following a rugby injury, Frans-Hendrick Badenhorst did something amazing - he created an NPO to inspire and change the lives of millions! Good luck with your Ironman races Frans and Dano! Kaycee Rossouw
Some good news - consumer inflation is down but interest rates are not likely to follow suit, and South Africa is losing its dollar millionaires.
A major boost for Kariega by VW Group Africa, the IMF forecast for South Africa is bleak, and the markets are still dealing with concerns following Iran's attack on Israel.
South Africa takes a preliminary step to file a complaint against the World Trade Organisation, Samsung regains its crown as the number one smartphone maker, and a fair degree of nervousness on the markets due to Iran/Israeli hostilities.
"A Promise to Andre" was set in motion when the Carte Blanche presenter proved that anything is possible by completing Ironman 2023 in memory of a close friend tragically killed in a cycling accident. His campaign continues to grow. Kaycee Rossouw
Meet farmer and muso, Josh Hart! He joined Kaycee to fill us in on his interesting musical journey and the story behind his latest single 'My Elle.' Kaycee Rossouw
ACSA refers Nedbank to the SIU, an important week ahead for inflation data, and the markets seem to have taken Iran's attack on Israel in their stride.
Bloomberg predicts interest rates will remain unchanged for the foreseeable future, Sibanye-Stillwater looks to shed jobs, and embattled Ellies Electronics thrown a lifeline.
Soon to be seen for the first time in GQ, Tsitsi , a multi-award-winning South African comedian & writer, busts some myths for us about life as a comedian. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Project Manager Werner Smit talks us through the road closures for both the main event on Sunday 21 April and the CTC on Saturday 20 April. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Founder Bongani Grootboom explains the vital work his NPO is doing in his community to assist girls who cannot afford sanitary wear. Kaycee Rossouw
The latest inflation figures in the US affect the rand/dollar exchange rate, Ellies to go into liquidation, and victory in the Johannesburg High Court for plant-based food products.
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi to withdraw the new work visa regulations he gazetted on March 28, and the most valuable brands survey results are revealed.
Gift of the Givers Project Manager Ali Sablay gives us an update on the rescue work of their non-profit in the Garden Route area as the weather continues to batter the informal structures of the poorest of the poor. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Following the Takatso deal's collapse, SA Airways is looking to hire five permanent top positions, and Canal Plus makes a mandatory offer to buy outstanding shares in MultiChoice.
This week on #FridayMusicClub East London local, Tipsy Kiss, shared his musical journey and latest single 'That's My Girl' with Algoa Country. Kaycee Rossouw
Eskom plans to decommission and repurpose three coal-fired power plants later in the year, and Sanlam is set to hike its stake in India's Shriram General Insurance. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Harmony Gold strikes an historic wage deal, the Competition Commission goes after Microsoft, and a good day on the JSE.
Volunteer Co-Ordinator for the upcoming race, Mandy Damin, has all the details on how you can become a part of this epic event taking place in Nelson Mandela Bay on 21 April. Roch-Lè Bloem
Purpose-driven London-based businessman, and creator of the high-end brand watch Vitae London , Adoasi joined Kea in studio to bust some myths about online stores. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Motorcycle enthusiast, Kyle Malyon, is on a mission to raise awareness and funds for the orphaned elephant sanctuary, HERD Trust. He is on the road and about to complete a charity drive called, The Mammoth Ride! Kaycee Rossouw
New vehicle sales are down, SA policymakers in talks on lowering the inflation target, and the Post Office has begun issuing retrenchment letters.
Despite winning eight matches in a row, the affable Dafabet Warriors Captain is keeping his feet on the ground ahead of Friday's T20 clash in GQ. Roch-Lè Bloem
Race Director Bongiwe Budaza has the details - enter before it's too late. The Isuzu CTC is powered by Algoa FM. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Some good news for SARS, Blue Label Telecoms gets the green light to take a controlling stake in Cell C, and could things be turning around at Transnet?
Ex-GQ local Darren Scharneck, with hits such as 'Sublime' & 'All for You', joined Kaycee for a quick catch-up ahead of his appearance at the Splash Festival. Kaycee Rossouw
Eskom on track for another R20 billion rand loss due to declining sales, and on the markets, we're at the beginning of a new quarter.
George Qua-Enoo , an advertising, commercial and talent photographer operating from Johannesburg and Canada, busts some myths about the business. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Karen Moss, Founder and CEO of the NPO Steps, Karen Moss, joined Kaycee to discuss the high prevalence of clubfoot in the Eastern Cape - a completely treatable condition. Kaycee Rossouw
The Reserve Bank keeps the repo rate on hold, Old Mutual to enter the highly competitive banking market, and the rand slightly firmer. (Chris Buchannan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
A quick catch-up with J’Something ahead of his trip to GQ as well as a listen to his new single "Who Cares". Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The Spar Group reports strong sales growth in the SA market, concern over crops forecast by the government crops estimates committee, and chocolate prices set to soar. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Some important developments at Eskom, German software giant SAP to hand over R500 million for questionable Eskom contracts, and Boeing announces management reshuffle.
Kaycee catches up with local muso ParkourTexas and debuts his latest single 'I Think I Might Be (In Trouble) Kaycee Rossouw
ICTSI's takeover of Durban's key port terminal now expected mid-year, Discovery to move into the home loans market, and SAA is reported to be offloading budget carrier Mango.
Seasoned real estate agent and founder of Mint Real Estate, Mercy joined Kea to bust some myths around the industry. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Ahead of National Puppy Day Kaycee chatted to specialist vet Dr Dave Miller about the non-negotiables when adopting a precious pup. Miller represents the South African Veterinary Association through the National Veterinary Clinicians Group. Kaycee Rossouw
Chairperson, Greg Mitchel, tells us about this hardworking NPO that is changing the lives of those with disabilities in the greater Mossel Bay area. Kaycee Rossouw
Former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste has shot himself, the Reserve Bank will probably hold interest rates next week, and FNB freezes Jacob Zuma's bank account.
Remgro's headline earnings drop considerably, AngloGold posts a drop in 2023 output, and Dr Anthony Turton warns that Johannesburg's water system is on the verge of collapse.
Disappointing results from coal producers, Thungela Resources, Outsurance reports a slight increase in interim dividends, and Japan raises interest rates for the first time in 17 years.
Marcelle Van Heerden, COAPE Qualified Animal Behaviourist, was LIVE in studio ahead of National Puppy Day to talk all things related to adopting the perfect fit for you and your family. Roch-Lè Bloem
A massive week for central banks globally, SA's Reserve Bank Governor granted another five-year term, and Woolworths given the green light to buy Absolute Pets.
Standard Bank delivers excellent results, Woolworths Food gets a new CEO, and retailer Spar decides to exit Poland.
A Graduate Recruitment and Talent leader, Shalin joined Kea to answer some myths around employment post graduation. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
The local lad with oodles of talent joined the team for a catch-up and not one, but two, live performances - if you missed it - here it is - a morning of laughs aplenty as Algoa Country showed their support for this rising star. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Svetadvip das Prabhu and the Food for Life team have one mission: to eradicate hunger in the poverty-stricken areas of Nelson Mandela Bay through free food distribution. Find out how you can get involved. Kaycee Rossouw
The deal to sell SAA to a private consortium has fallen through, a senior US official says South Africa lacks the political will to solve its energy crisis, and WeBuyCars to list separately on the JSE.
Dr Ntombifikile Mtshali, the CEO of Shout-It-Now, joined Roch-Lè to talk about the unconscious gender-based bias women can never seem to escape. Roch-Lè Bloem
SA's electricity minister expects to be out of a job by the end of the year, bad news on the inflation front, and analysts predict the closure of some Pick n Pay stores.
Absa delivers disappointing results, South African accountants are looking for better-paying jobs overseas, and Bitcoin hits another record high.
Local GQ artist, Moonlight Dawned, joined Kaycee to talk making music and his new single, 'Paradise'. Kaycee Rossouw
Could the sale of SAA be about to crash land? ; all eyes are on the US ahead of the release of their latest inflation figures tomorrow, while the latest SA mining numbers will be made known Thursday.
The targeted survey was conducted among 500 contacts, following confirmation of the presence of a wild female elephant remaining in the Knysna forest. Algoa FM spoke to SANParks' scientist Lizette Moolman.
SANBS Head of Donor Relations EC, Zikhona Ruiters, was LIVE in studio to make an impassioned plea to Algoa Country listeners. We can do this - take a listen and find out where you can donate! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Pravin Gordhan announces his retirement from politics, after a wait of eight years the BAIC car plant in Coega is up and running, and Sanlam delivers some excellent results.
With over 20 years in the business, Somatologist, Nomsa Makhela, busts some myths around laser skincare. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Director Lereen Naidoo heads up this exceptional non-profit that provides destitute women and their babies/children with basic needs as well as free preschool education. Kaycee Rossouw
Government and business set an electricity generation target, competitors question Safair over breach of ownership laws, and the sale of SAA in the spotlight as parliament’s legal adviser insists there was nothing untoward in the deal with Takatso.
South Africa has "only just" dodged the recession bullet, Shoprite delivers an increase in market share, and Canal+ raises its bid for MultiChoice.
Today's the day to fill up the car if you need to, Bloomberg’s 'braai' index shows an average price rise of 2.5%, and Elon Musk is dethroned as the world's richest person.
The talented Warriors cricketer popped into the studio this past Saturday, March 2, ahead of the much anticipated CSA T20 Cricket SA clashes.
Local GQ muso Travis, AKA slowButter, joined Kaycee to talk all things music and his latest single,' In Bloom.' Kaycee Rossouw
February was a mixed one for SA's car industry, MTN's market share is down, and the JSE is now officially the worst-performing emerging market stock exchange in the world.
Ahead of World Hearing Day on Sunday 3 March, Kaycee caught up with a member of the South African Association of Audiologists, Mampho Dlulane. Kaycee Rossouw
Some very decent half-year figures from First Rand Bank, the average South African consumer is battling, and Petro SA finally has a new CEO.
SA champ and coach for Simon himself, Chayse Norris, nope no relation, gives us a fascinating insight into the world of kickboxing, a useful anti-bullying tool too. The Drive with Simon Bechus
'Female powerhouse', Cape Townian singer/songwriter Rowlene, busts some myths about being a female in the entertainment industry. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
This exceptional NPO is the beneficiary of this year's PE Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day. Executive Director Brian Bezuidenhout tells us more about the work they do to empower the blind and partially sighted to be independent and fully integrated into society. Kaycee Rossouw
Transnet veteran Michelle Phillips announced as the company's new CEO, petrol and diesel to increase, and Canal+ ordered to make a mandatory offer to MultiChoice shareholders.
This exceptional company is our Silver Sponsor for the PE Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day. Zaheed Rassool joined Kaycee live in studio ahead of the big day, Friday 1 March. Kaycee Rossouw
Fitch Ratings critical of National Treasury's financial projections, SARS lays a R4.87 billion claim against Sasfin, and a dismal day on the JSE.
A dismal start to the week for Sasol, investment professional Langalezwe Madonko resigns from Summit Africa after admitting to having fake academic qualifications on his cv, and a soft start to the week on the JSE.
A catch-up with Pierre Stemmett about his music and incredible new single,' Silver Rings'. Get ready for some musical magic - Stemmett's latest release is sure to be a huge hit with Algoa Country. Kaycee Rossouw
National Treasury could lower SA's inflation target, and the massive growth of artificial intelligence brings AI's impact on climate change under scrutiny.
Pick n Pay plans to list its discount grocery store, AI chip maker Nvidia announces record sales , and the rand continues to drop.
An eye-opening and lively catch-up with the famous forensic pathologist and author ahead of the Season Two premiere of the series: Mon 26th Feb, exclusively on CBS Justice, DStv channel 170, and StarSat channel 222 at 7 pm. Roch-Lè Bloem
Bigstar Johnson, winner of season one of Vuzu's hip-hop reality show, The Hustle, busts some myths about the reality show industry. Algoa FM Nights with Kea Zawadi
Give those toes some air to breathe! CHOC's Heather Mazomba has all the details on how you can get your R10 sticker in support of children with cancer, and wear those slops to the office. Kaycee Rossouw
Gibbons gives a concise report on Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's 2024 budget - a budget that hits individual taxpayers hard in its efforts to meet the R15 billion revenue shortfall.
Anticipation ahead of today's budget as unemployment figures rise to a shocking 7.9 million, this as Kumba announces massive job cuts, we do know that the R350 grant for the unemployed is to be increased - where will the money come from ?
Stand by for another tax increase in tomorrow's budget, Amplats to lay off thousands, and the Special Investigating Unit given the go-head to probe dodgy Prasa contracts.
The world's largest floating bookfair, Logos Hope, will be docking in GQ this Friday. Advance Preparations Coordinator Tim Schlecht has all the details! Roch-Lè Bloem
Interest rates not expected to fall anytime soon, and the Water and Sanitation Department looks for private companies to build hydropower plants and solar power facilities in the Eastern Cape.
A 13-episode comedy series set in Gqeberha’s northern areas has hit the small screen. There were laughs aplenty when some of the lead actors popped into the studio. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Big increases in fuel prices on the cards, the budget could bring some unpleasant surprises, and the country contemplating a loan from the European Investment Bank to assist in its decarbonization process.
Mio catches up with Galaxy Press President, John Goodwin, to bring you everything you need to know about the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest.
South Africa's state enterprises continue to rack up staggering losses, Heineken shares slide, and Japan slips into recession, losing its status as the world s third-largest economy.
CEO Kelly du Plessis tells us more about the prevalence of rare diseases in South Africa and how we can support World Rare Diseases Day coming up on February 29 Kaycee Rossouw
A study has outlined the worrying concern of the effects of coal mine closures on communities in South Africa, and the US Federal Reserve Bank's latest inflation rates impact South Africa negatively.
On the Friday Music Club, Producer and DJ , Darryl Loxton, chatted to Kaycee about the challenges of the industry and his new song 'Take Me Higher' with Cassius Clay. Kaycee Rossouw
Allan Gray worried about SA and its "watershed moment", load-shedding should drop to stage 4 midweek, and Sanlam given the green light to buy Bacher.
Some good news for citrus growers, steel producer ArcelorMittal reports headline share losses, and a brief look at SONA.
Centre Manager for SANCCOB GQ, Carl Havemann, explains the vital role this NPO plays in reversing declining seabird populations along our coast. Find out how you and your kids can get involved and make a difference. Kaycee Rossouw
Volkswagen to invest millions in solar energy to counter load shedding, and Markus Jooste's rumoured ex-girlfriend loses her bid to appeal the blocking of suspected ill-gotten gains.
Vodacom loses appeal over 'please call me ' claim, orders the communication giant to make a big payout, and petrol and diesel to rise sharply.
Harvard’s Hausmann blames SA’s ‘lousy’ economic performance on the lack of electricity, Ramaphosa agrees but cites logistic issues as an additional factor, and MultiChoice rejects buy-out offer from Canal+.
Kaycee chats to East London-based muso Jordan Dysel about his latest single - “SANTORINI” and his future plans. #music #pop #fridaymusicclub #FMC Kaycee Rossouw
The Business Chamber CEO, Denise Van Huysteen, and restauranteur Dantè Chionini, joined Breakfast to explain how 'clusters' can help us 'take back' Nelson Mandela Bay. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The Garden Route District Municipality Fire Chief, Deon Stoffels, joined Simon in studio to talk this significant milestone. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Lobby groups urge Ramaphosa not to sign the NHI bill into law, problems at Cape Town's port cause huge losses, and Meta's billion-dollar surge is the biggest in stock-market history.
The school's principal, Jerome Meyer, recently received a cash injection of R10 00 thanks to the Big Walk.... part of the deal was the opportunity to come on air and tell Algoa Country about Bethelsdorp Comprehensive. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Shares in MultiChoice surge, and disgraced audit firm KPMG, agree to a R500 million settlement following a three-year lawsuit by the liquidator of the VBS Mutual Bank.
Race Director Alewijn Dippenaar invites the people of George to be a part of this extraordinary event centered around the Spirit of Ubuntu! The Drive with Simon Bechus
From the humble beginnings of a garage to a school registered with the Department of Education - Grade R teacher Jade Smith tells us how we can assist this exceptional school for children with special needs. Kaycee Rossouw
South African banks are "not" funding Hamas, Ellies goes into business rescue, and former deputy president Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, joins the Mercedes Benz SA board.
Construction work on Stellantis' assembly plant in Coega should start in May, the IMF slashes its growth outlook for South Africa, and Shoprite Checkers continues to surge ahead of the competition.
A profit warning from Truworths, the Transport Minister is suspended, and Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip company has successfully implanted its inaugural chip in a human participant.
Touring with the Legend: "RODRIGUEZ TRIBUTE SHOW" - Graham Gillot spent many years touring with the iconic "Sugar Man" - Charl gets the low down! Charl Leslie
Comedian, actor, and singer, Terblanche, was joined by fellow muso, RJ, to chat about their collaboration B-TEAM Player. Kaycee Rossouw
Dr Tony Matchaba-Hove (NMB Campus General Manager) on everything you need to know about this learning institution voted the best private higher education provider in the country. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
The CEO of Transnet takes a leave of absence following corruption claims, and according to RMB Morgan Stanley South Africa offers affordability in comparison to its global peers.
A teacher by trade, Rhian Berning now has a new mission in life. The CEO of the Eden to Addo Corridor Initiative, Rhian heads up this funding-dependent
NGO that is working to establish a protected 100,000-hectare biodiversity corridor spanning the Western and Eastern Cape.
Given the increased focus on biodiversity and carbon credits ahead of the 2030 global agreement, her work and that of others in this field are vital for the planet moving forward.
Listen here on Frontierland as she explains the importance of returning corridors of land to nature.
As expected, the Reserve Bank leaves interest rates unchanged, as did the European Bank - the markets did not so much as blink.
Sue Forge - Race Director of the Absa RUN YOUR CITY Gqeberha 10km - has the low down on this exciting event coming to our city on April 7! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Another consumer inflation figure released, don't expect an interest cut anytime soon, and on the markets, a good day for the JSE.
Woolworths issues an interim profit warning, Clicks reports record Christmas trade, and the president fires Thabi Leoka from his economics advisory council.
South Africa's supply chain woes are far from over, Thabi Leoka resigns amidst fake Ph.D. allegations, and beware of MMM's Krypto 'too good to be true' promise.
The Reserve Bank to decide on whether or not to leave interest rates as is this Thursday, Fitch predicts public debt will rise and a stronger end to the markets.
Founder, Anthonie Bougas, joined Roland once again to tell us more about the franchise opportunities available for this nursery school concept that has taken South Africa by storm. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Jacques Peacock, Public Relations & Legal Liaison for the National Council of SPCAs has the latest on the imminent closure of the Queenstown SPCA. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Global markets appear to be steadying, disaster escalates at the Port Of Cape Town, and troubled Tongaat Hullett appoints Rob Aitken as CEO.
The legendary Bright joined Vinny for a chat about the much-anticipated title bout between Strickland and South Africa's Du Plessis. The Drive with Vinny Nogemane
Stocks the world over are taking a beating, and plenty of grey clouds are hanging over the 54th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum currently underway in Davos, Switzerland.
Founder, Anthonie Bougas, joined Roland to tell us more about this nursery school chain that is proving to be a game changer across the country. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
No interest rate cuts on the cards for now, and the row over economist Thabi Leoka's qualifications continues after it was reported that she lied about holding a PhD from the London School of Economics.
Stand by for a difficult budget at the end of next month, Transnet suffers a setback, and some good news - the country's biggest solar battery is on line.
Sars targets Gupta's Salim Essa for billions in undeclared income, fears grow over Red Sea disruption to trade, and the destabilizing threat of fake news revealed ahead of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting.
For ecologist John O’Brien and vet Johan Joubert, Shamwari Private Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape has been a major part of their lives.
These close friends and colleagues have worked together at Shamwari since the early days to create one of the world’s most highly regarded ‘Big 5’ wildlife reserves.
Join them here on Frontierland as they discuss their memories as well as hopes for the future. It makes for a fascinating listen.
German software giant fined R4.1 billion in bribery and corruption case, SA's labour unions could scupper a deal to sell a stake in Durban's port to an international company, and Sundays River Citrus turns 100!
Takealot.com has been given an investment boost ahead of the arrival of Amazon in the country, Cape Town is looking for a private sector partner at its embattled port, and the first U.S.-listed exchange-traded funds to track bitcoin has been approved.
New Vehicle exports were up last year, foreigners continue to dump SA equities thanks to Eskom, Transnet, and SA's public debt, and Sasol executive Priscillah Mabelane is named the chair of Eskom's National Transmission company.
The Reserve Bank rules that retailers and companies are not obliged to accept cash, Boeing's shares tumble after a door blowout incident mid-flight Friday, and Nike part ways with Tiger Woods.
Welcome back, Chris Gibbons! Not, however, the bearer of great news - the year is off to a poor start with the JSE All Share already down as markets get spooked by comments from the US Federal Reserve Bank.
Do you know what an ecologist does? No, neither did I. Listen here as Craig Sholto-Douglas, the Environmental Manager at Kwandwe Private Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape of South Africa explains the importance of his job and how the future of our natural world is literally in our hands.
It makes for a fascinating episode.
The award-winning journalist and car fanatic gives us an insight into what we can expect from his motoring feature on the Algoa FM website. (Kea Zawadi was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
The former principal ballet dancer from Amarillo, Texas, is acclaimed the world over for his show,' The Music of Queen'. No stranger to audiences in Algoa Country, Clark chats to Charl about his musical journey and the release of his tribute to Freddie,' Today, Tomorrow, Forever'. Charl Leslie
Eskom and the Independent Power Producers sign a deal, however, there is simply not 'enough grid' in the right places, and the markets reflects the aftermath of the G20 Summit in Delhi.
For most of us the idea of travelling the world aboard a cruise ship is a distant dream. However, having recently been invited to speak aboard Holland America’s Grand World Voyage, I took the opportunity to chat with not only passengers but also those, like me, working their passage. With the cruise industry so important for tourism in South Africa this episode of Frontier Land sheds light on life aboard a luxury liner.
Bombardier to settle with Transnet over their long-running dispute, can Mango Airlines, grounded since 2019, be sold to an undisclosed bidder? and SA's consumer index is up.
Roch-Lè and Brodie discuss her latest book, 'Domestic Terror - Intimate partner violence in South Africa'. "It must be said, and it must be read" - Glynnis Breytenbach. But what can be done? Roch-Lè Bloem
Get ready to lace up those takkies and take part in raising funds for bursaries in the healthcare sector. Kea caught up with Director Sister Teresa Basson to spread the word about the upcoming Exceptional Nurse Night Campaign Run taking place in Gqeberha on 16 September. (Kea Zawadi was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
Discovery launches a renewable energy platform, and controversial Karpowership offers to donate a game farm to the government as 'ecological compensation' - does this sound like a bribe?
SA's economy grew faster than expected in the 2nd quarter of the year, GDP expanded but on the downside oil prices rise to over 90 dollars a barrel, and government counts the true cost of purchasing COVID-19 vaccines.
Brace yourself for massive fuel hikes tomorrow with diesel reaching a record high, this will have a knock-on effect on consumers, and the rand continues to weaken.
The iconic rendition by PJ Powers of the 'World in Union' during the 1995 Rugby World Cup gave us goosebumps. As the opening of the 2023 World Cup looms, Powers and DJ Cosher have released a remix that they hope "will serve as a rallying cry for our beloved Springboks". The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
A reality star like no other, the Athabascan Indian features in National Geographic's Emmy nominated 'Life Below Zero', born and raised in the Alaskan bush, he lives off the land away from any form of civilization. The Drive with Simon Bechus
George-based muso Murphy talks about life making music and his new release When We Were Young." Kaycee Rossouw
Government to assist car manufacturers transition to electric vehicles, Ramaphoasa says cutting government spending will not solve SA's fiscal woes, and new vehicle sales drop for the month of August.
Producer inflation slows, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana slams the policy of cadre deployment, and market news as the year hits the two-thirds down mark.
This incredible NGO provides life-saving surgeries for children in need. Founder and CEO Dr. Andre Hattingh spoke to Kaycee about the vital work they do and their upcoming mass bike ride in an attempt to break a Guinness World Record. Bikers of Algoa Country - find out how you can get in on the action! Kaycee Rossouw
Rory Steyn has led a colorful life but now spends his days raising money for good through the epic African Icons Invitational NPC. The event is about to take to the streets of Algoa Country. Find out how you can support this worthy cause. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Woolworths records record earnings, Gold Fields commits to addressing a toxic work culture of bullying, sexual harassment, and racism, and on the markets, pressure on government bonds and the rand.
Executive Mayor of NMB Gary van Niekerk was once again in the hot seat to answer your service delivery queries. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
One of SA's biggest mining houses is taking some strain, Thungela Resources is to take control of an Australian thermal coal mine, and global markets are watching and waiting for a 'data heavy' end to the week.
A new freight logistics road map is in development, Australian mining and metals company South 32 is considering a deal with Eskom , and a sign of the times, Italtile reports a decrease in gross profit margin.
Kaycee catches up with local GQ artist, Krispy Keenz, to get the scoop on his latest EP 'Funk Party' and the story behind his newly released single " Restaurant Domonique." Kaycee Rossouw
Isuzu's Corporate and Public Affairs Department Executive, Lebogang Makoloi, joined the team following the launch last week of the 25th edition of the Big Walk For Cancer. Entries are open Algoa Country! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
PetroSA and the EC provincial government reportedly spent R200m on a fuel refinery that never happened, and two central bankers warn that inflation is still a threat.
The Rushmere Family are highly respected in the Eastern Cape. At Kariega Game Reserve they have developed one of the finest safari reserves in South Africa. Passionate about conservation, Mark Rushmere chats here about his life and reflects too on a memorable cricketing career that saw him represent South Africa on their return to the world stage in 1992
Gibbons unpacks the BRICS Summit, and global markets turn negative ahead of the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech to be delivered today at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium.
Founder and Director Dr. Lesley Ann Foster wraps up Women's Month on Algoa Cares with a look at where we stand right now in the fight against GBV - the gains are clearly too few. Kaycee Rossouw
July's inflation rate the lowest in two years, this prompts three vital questions for consumers, and on the markets a sharp jump for the rand.
A look at the BRICS Summit currently underway in Johannesburg, interest rates under the spotlight, and Woolworths posts a record profit despite the cost of living crisis.
The first jail sentence is handed down after the 2017 collapse of Steinhoff, President Ramaphosa is cleared of any wrongdoing in the Phala Phala saga, and all eyes are on the upcoming BRICS Summit.
Charl has another down-to-earth chat with one of South Africa's iconic female artists in celebration of Women's Month. Claire has been the lead singer of the unstoppable Mango Groove since the age of 19. Charl Leslie
Plenty of high-profile talks in the week ahead that will impact the economy, and China's financial woes could have an effect on global markets.
Breakfast is joined by the popular Supersport presenter for an expert take on the road that lies ahead for our men in green and gold as they face the daunting task of defending their world cup title. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The rate at which food prices are increasing has dropped, Standard Bank reports a record profit, and China's woes continue to cast a shadow over the global economy.
With a CV as long as your arm, Madonna Baptiste is a multi-talented actress and producer with hits such as Black Mirror under her belt. The UK star joined Roch-Lè to talk about life, Women's Month, and her new propulsive series about to launch on BritBox. Roch-Lè Bloem
Sharon Nell joined Kaycee to tell us about Phakamisani Abantwana, an outreach that is making an incredible difference in the community. Started during the Covid lockdown, this soup kitchen project feeds in excess of 4 000 people a week. Take a listen and find out how you can offer assistance. Kaycee Rossouw
Marketing and Communications Manager ,Luvuyo Bangazi, joined the Breakfast Team to mark the MBDA's 20th anniversary. Their programme of events across the city will showcase the impressive impact their organization has had in regenerating urban spaces across the metro – an investment of over R1 billion over two decades. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Incompetence or sabotage as the unbundling of Eskom is thwarted, Amazon looks to employ 100 young South Africans, and the markets under pressure over worries about China.
NMB Executive Mayor Gary van Niekerk addresses your service delivery queries and extends an invitation to all residents to join in the 'One People One Vision' initiative, a righteous uprising of prayer and fasting for healing across our metro. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Councillor Khaya Ngqisha, MMC for infrastructure and engineering, explains the function of the ambassadors as the Bay's crippling drought continues. Kaycee Rossouw
Economic growth is possible if South Africa fixes Transnet and Eskom, SA's jobless numbers have dipped BUT we still have the highest unemployment figures in the world, and the turmoil in emerging markets continues.
On the local front a slew of company results, China's economy is in deep trouble, throw into the mix the effect on the markets of the weekend's primary elections in Argentina and the rouble at an all-time low, and we could be in for a bumpy ride.
Charl catches up with the inimitable and down-to-earth PJ Powers in recognition of Women's Month. A most timely chat - Powers won a Life Time Achievement award at the annual Basadi Music Awards held in Johannesburg last night. Charl Leslie
Tonight, August 14, music lovers are in for a treat as the Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra takes to the stage at the Feather Market Hall in GQ as part of their second national tour. Kaycee caught up with tour manager, Nicole Haynes. Kaycee Rossouw
Has the international price of oil reached a peak yet? It's predicted another fuel increase is on the horizon, and we continue to deal with a much weaker rand.
To picture captive-born tigers roaming wild in the Free State of South Africa is something hard to imagine. But that is the reality at Tiger Canyon Private Game Reserve where an inspirational couple, Rodney and Lorna Drew have dedicated their lives to saving one of the world’s most endangered animals. It’s an incredible story
South Africa has signed deals with China worth over R37bn, Duncan Pieterse is named as the country's new head of treasury, and President Ramaphosa's 'side hustle' sees him pay a record R3.5 million for a Boran bull.
If you missed it catch up right here and get to know the popular SA champion road cyclist who has recently turned her talents to the art of piano tuning! The Drive with Simon Bechus
If you missed it catch up right here and get to know this history-making SA Airways female pilot! The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
If you missed it catch up right here and get to know this award-winning social entrepreneur and founder of an NPO that is changing the lives of young African women. The Drive with Vinny Nogemane
If you missed it catch up right here and get to know this seasoned strategic communications specialist who is passionate about using her talents to protect human rights. Kaycee Rossouw
If you missed it catch up right here and get to know this game-changing woman who combines business with sustainability AND the empowerment of disabled women. Roch-Lè Bloem
If you missed it - catch up right here and get to know what makes this multi-award-winning CEO tick! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Sister Annie van der Merwe, the founder of the animal outreach, joined Kaycee for the Women's Day edition of Cares. This outreach has become vital to the impoverished community of Missionvale but can only keep going with the support of the public. Take a listen and find out how you can help. Kaycee Rossouw
The Competition Commission thwarts the proposed merger between Vodacom and Vumatel-owner CIVH, Nedbank reports positive figures but says bad debt continues to be a concern.
Spur expects a massive increase in its earnings per share while Impala Platinum is expecting a drop, and taxi violence in the Mother City puts pressure on the rand and causes chaos for tourists.
His career started during lockdown - the self-taught muso now has four singles under his belt and an album coming out soon - find out what makes this rising star tick as he introduces his latest single titled 'Let it Rain' on Algoa FM. Kaycee Rossouw
Citrus farmers in the country want the government to lodge a complaint against the European Union, South Africa says it won’t succumb to pressure from the US to stop using Huawei technology, and ex-Eskom CEO André de Ruyter lands a top job at Yale University.
Roch-Lè Bloem was LIVE from the BRICS Conference, her interview guests included the esteemed Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation, Dr Blade Nzimande. The BRICS Conference is a vital precursor to the BRICS Summit taking place in South Africa later this month. Roch-Lè Bloem
Roch-Lè Bloem was LIVE from the BRICS Conference - her interview guests included Drs Gameiro and Qwebani- their topic: accelerating growth and encouraging sustainable development in Africa. The BRICS Conference is a vital precursor to the 15th BRICS Summit taking place in South Africa later this month. Roch-Lè Bloem
Fitch explains its reasons for downgrading the US, a move that could have global implications, and Apple sales slump for the third consecutive quarter.
Author, Founder, and Director of Doxa Youth Programs and Doxa Growth, Thembani Gqiba, expounds on the vital work his NPO is doing to preserve the family as a focal point in our society. There is also a strong focus on addressing male patriarchy and gender-based violence. (Kea Zawadi was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
The global markets take a battering following Fitch's surprise decision to downgrade the United States, and a new addition to South Africa's vocabulary - 'grid hogging.'
NMB Executive Mayor Gary van Niekerk, off his own bat, addresses the issue of being chauffeured around the city in luxury, and, as is the norm, addresses your service delivery concerns. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The rand is under pressure, Elon Musk weighs in on Julius Malema's highly inflammatory and racist antics at the EFF's tenth birthday celebrations, and it's likely the country will miss its budget deficit target.
Unpacking the huge changes ordered in SA's e-commerce space by the Competition Commission, and Man United renew its partnership with Adidas.
Talented Despatch singer, Karla Gouws, has racked up many an award in her short career already, she shares her passion for performing with her dad , and her love of the country music genre, on this week's edition of the Friday Music Club. Kaycee Rossouw
Sharp fuel increases come Wednesday, NERSA approves one new license, and Eskom COO, Jan Oberholzer, reveals the reason he left the power utility.
Sharp fuel increases come Wednesday, NERSA approves one new license, and Eskom COO, Jan Oberholzer, reveals the reason he left the power utility.
Elinda Vorster (nee Rademeyer) had a dream to run in the Olympics Games. Following South Africa’s readmission in 1992, she achieved that ambition in the magnificent city of Barcelona. Listen here as she tells the story of her incredible journey and how she has dedicated her life to athletics and the country she loves
115 top CEOs pledge to help the government save South Africa, Amplats appoints a new leader, and the European Central Bank raises interest rates.
In studio: The Executive Director of the Community Conservation Fund – Africa, Taryn Gillson, and wildlife warrior and extreme athlete Sharon Jessop - their mission? To get YOU to the Boardwalk next weekend as volunteers take on a 24-hour rowathon challenge to help save our rhinos. Kaycee Rossouw
Former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste loses appeal, Telkom to partner with government to roll out broadband, and a quiet day on the markets.
South Africa asks for an extension on AGOA, retailer giant Shoprite continues to see growth, while Kumba Iron Ore reports a decline in half-year profit.
The Breakfast Team invited Algoa FM's well-known Sales Manager to join them in studio for a heart-to-heart chat about thriving as a business in the current economic climate. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Could Musk's rebranding of Twitter face legal issues? Anglo-Platinum 's profit slumps, and the Eastern Cape Development Agency has good news for local entrepreneurs.
Somerset East rapper, CJay King,joined Kaycee to talk making it in the industry, his latest single, and future projects. Kaycee Rossouw
The likely buyer for Tongaat Hulett identified, an important week for interest rate decisions globally, and is it time to say goodbye to Twitter?
A collective sigh of relief as interest rates remain unchanged, the Reserve Bank Governor remains worried about food inflation, load-shedding, and Transnet, in other news - Toyota SA to introduce a Hilux Mild-Hybrid bakkie to the market.
Workplace trauma, workplace stress, and ‘quiet quitting’ are familiar phrases, and yet most employees continue to suffer in silence, not knowing who to turn to for help. Roch-Lé Bloem’s newly launched podcast platform , Real Talk with Roch-Lè, unpacks the topic together with certified Cape Town Life Coach and Neuro Agility Practitioner, Rushka – Lee. Roch-Lè Bloem
Multi-award-winning Stephen Merchant links up with Roland ahead of Season 2 of his popular action-comedy series "The Outlaws" launching on BritBoxTV South Africa today ,20 July. (Alongside Ricky Gervais, Merchant was the co-writer and co-director of the hit British series The Office.) The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Do you feel led to make a difference in the life of one of the millions of orphans in South Africa? Kin Culture is a non-profit that facilitates the process of fostering
vulnerable children - Melissa Durant fills us in on this groundbreaking organization. Kaycee Rossouw
The latest inflation figures released, the Reserve Bank to meet today, and Pick n Pay chairperson Gareth Ackerman slams two of the government's proposed new race-based policies.
Gift of the Givers founder and CEO Dr Imtiaz Sooliman is in Nelson Mandela Bay for the handover of 1000 wheelchairs to residents of Nelson Mandela Bay. He made time to join the team in studio for an update that included a report on their final attempt to have South African paramedic Gerco van Deventer released from Al-Qaeda. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
A city in crisis - Executive Mayor of NMB Gary van Niekerk answers your service delivery concerns. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The fiance minister affirms the independence of the Reserve Bank, most economists predict an interest rate hike come Thursday, and does Threads deserve to be labeled 'boring'?
Anglo-Platinium issues a warning to the markets, Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is "extremely worried" about the Koeberg units, and former Eskom chief operating officer Jan Oberholzer, brought in on contract to assist the embattled power utility, quits abruptly.
No plans yet for Mandela Week? CEO Dr. Stacey Webb invites us to spend our 67 minutes with the Sustainable Seas Trust as they go about the business of cleaning up the bay in recognition of Mandela week. Roch-Lè Bloem
Get the scoop on eighteen-year-old multi-skilled muso Delano Jooste and his debut single 'Never Enough' - a song all about the perils of social media! Kaycee Rossouw
An important week ahead for the economy, another interest rate hike will "pour salt onto the wounds", and to add to the consumer's woes - another oil price increase looms.
Sarah Tompkins is a true pioneer of conservation in the Eastern Cape. Along with her husband Mark, she created the Samara Karoo Reserve in 1997 with the vision to restore the area to its natural state. Listen here as she talks about her incredible journey
Mining output dips suddenly, government wants to protect corporations from extortion, and a word of caution if you've been using ChatGBT.
Founder and MD Timothy Karichi appeals for assistance as his NPO goes about giving their all to assisting the truly vulnerable and needy within our society. (JP Botha was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
The army to be deployed following a spate of truck burnings, despite the electricity minister's assurances stage 6 load shedding is back, and Transnet finally gets a new board of directors.
Factory activity is on the up, the USA awards Eskom a R25m grant, and the Competition Commission has referred a complaint against Sasol for overpricing natural piped gas for almost nine years.
The South African Post Office will go into business rescue, Telkom's shares fall, and Zuckerberg's Threads is going from strength to strength but, will Musk have the last laugh?
In our neck of the woods for some shows, Charl caught up with the two iconic SA musos who are a formidable talent as 'Auldfield.' Charl Leslie
Dean Bentley fills us in on his multi-skilled work in the music industry under the label Bentley Beats. (Mio Khondleka was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw) Kaycee Rossouw
Moneyweb says beware government's spin on why power generation has improved, Congo and South Africa pledge to revive the Inga 3 hydroelectric project, and Telkom rejects a takeover offer from its former CEO.
Reaching 100 years as a learning institution is no mean feat - Outeniqua High Principal Vorster, and the coordinator of the school's new multi-purpose centre, fill us in on the many festivities planned in celebration. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Some remarkable employment figures in the US send the markets into a tailspin, German companies are gravely concerned over SA's visa "mess", and Mark Zuckerberg's rival to Twitter signs up more than 30 million users in its first day.
81% of Grade 4 learners in South Africa cannot read for meaning in any language. Jenny Katz, the Research and Development Manager, explains how the series of Vula Bula African language readers are a critical Foundation Phase resource for children. Molteno ALSO provides training to enable teachers to utilise Vula Bula most effectively within the classroom. Kaycee Rossouw
Steps afoot to deal with South Africa's 2nd biggest threat to growth, Transnet completes extra railing capacity, and the markets affected following the meeting of the US Federal Reserve.
Singer, songwriter, and lover of the Indie pop genre - Booshle G is an artist to watch - and he has a debut single out, 'Find you There.' Kaycee Rossouw
Angelika Peczak, Policy and Research Manager for the Healthy Living Alliance(HEALA), joined Kaycee to discuss what this means for the consumer and how you can have your say on the latest draft food labeling regulations. Kaycee Rossouw
The Executive Mayor of NMB, Gary van Niekerk, reflects on 33 days in the hot seat. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The true cost of load shedding is estimated, crypto exchanges will be required to operate in SA with licenses by year-end, and say hello to the new kid on the 'social media block'.
The internationally acclaimed Garden Route Film Festival(GRIFF) is set to launch on the 2nd of August. Festival director Patrick Walton tells us about the exciting events lined up against the backdrop of the idyllic Garden Route. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Cosatu to embark on a protected nationwide strike, outrage at the president's wage increase for public office bearers, and some good news at the pumps.
The effervescent Jules joined Roland in studio ahead of their Gqeberha performance on Friday night to talk making their fifth album and embarking on their latest tour. The award-winning, chart-topping band hails from Cape Town. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
The Award-winning all-female cast of Asinamali (We don't have money) returned to perform at this year's National Arts Festival (NAF) in Makhanda. The classic play won a Silver Standard Bank Ovation Award in 2022. Kaycee Rossouw
Eastern Cape boy band 047 is making waves in the industry. Kaycee caught up with the group consisting of Sihle, Lihle, and Ngcali to talk the NAF and plans for the future. Kaycee Rossouw
As promised a quick look at how we ended the first half of the year. And if you're watching the Tour de France , the Iconic Italian bike brand Pinarello has reportedly been bought by a South African billionaire.
The name Mark Boucher is synonymous with South African and world cricket. Regarded as one of the best wicket-keeper batsmen of all time, he holds the record for the most Test dismissals by a wicket-keeper, with 532 catches and 555 total dismissals. While a serious eye injury forced an end to his playing days, he has gone on to become a successful top-level coach.
Listen here as he reflects on his sporting career as well as his passion for conservation.
Two sets of figures show South African consumers are taking major strain, SA crypto investment company Revix freezes a quarter of its clients' crypto assets, and what does the JSE look like as we hit the half-year mark?
Will interest rates rise again? EU pest control rules provoke the ire of SA citrus growers, and BMW Plant Rosslyn to become the first producer of plug-in hybrids in South Africa.
Described by Pichi Keane as a “musical glamour clown extravaganza”, her latest show is “a heady mix of live sung pop songs with a cabaret twist, a side of raunchy stand-up comedy and a touch of tease that will leave audiences begging for more” – but - let Pichi tell you more! Before performing to a sold-out house in Gqeberha and heading off to Hogsback, Pichi joined Roch live in studio. Roch-Lè Bloem
Stakeholder Nobesuthu Rayi on the dazzling array of shows on offer at this year's festival - 240 in total - from orchestras to physical theatre, dramas, comedies, revues, jazz, music, and of course family entertainment - deciding what to see is not going to be easy. Kaycee Rossouw
Naspers and Prosus shares jump, Stats SA's latest unemployment figures look dismal, and on the global front, fears of a recession ease.
The markets are still jittery, there is a conviction that most of the world is heading to a recession, could SA benefit from the events in Russia over the weekend? And Eskom says breakdowns are becoming "less and less".
National Arts Festival CEO Monica Newton chats to Roch-Lè about the 49th edition of the globally acclaimed event which kicked off last week Thursday and will close on Sunday 2nd July. Roch-Lè Bloem
Makhanda is abuzz with all the action of the 2023 NAF. Standard Bank's Head of Sponsorship Desiree Pooe chats to Kaycee about the ever-evolving, ever-growing, internationally acclaimed event. Kaycee Rossouw
A cabinet-level split emerges over SA's energy policy, Eskom gets pollution exemption at Kusile, and SAA wins 2 accolades at World Travel Awards.
Controversial crime buster Robert McBride to root out corruption at Eskom as the state-owned enterprise's head of security is placed on precautionary suspension, and stocks across the globe are taking strain.
In this last episode of Season 1 of Journey to Justice, Doreen Loubser gets ready for trial by looking into the State Witnesses who are expected to testify and why some might be problematic to the State.
Simon catches up with Rundle College's Sharon Puttick to talk the challenges faced in today's classrooms as technology like AI forces educators to change the way they teach. The Drive with Simon Bechus
Executive Director Kirna Hellmuth joined Kaycee for this week's Cares to shed some light on this incredible NPO that provides disadvantaged youngsters with everything they need to become productive adults. Kaycee Rossouw
SA consumer inflation dips, the Brits come in with a shock inflation figure, and an arrest warrant issued for Markus Jooste.
Roch finds out why the "phenomenal artist" Lloyd Cele spent World Music Day at Hudson Park Primary School. It's goosebump stuff - take a listen! Roch-Lè Bloem
The Executive Mayor of NMB, Gary van Niekerk, answers your service delivery queries in studio - from water leak issues to cows on the road and safety concerns. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
South Africa, Holland, and Denmark launch green project fund, Standard Bank says bad debt is on the increase, and a slump in both retailer and profitability indices.
The markets await news on interest rates from the Federal Reserve Bank, the rand is a little perkier, and French aerospace giant, Airbus, lands the biggest-ever aircraft order in the history of commercial aviation.
Building bridges - Duru and professional tri-athlete Natia Gous discuss the plight of cyclists in NMB. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Rising star, 19-year-old Keith Williams from Kariega/Uitenhage, joined Kaycee for the Youth Day edition of the Friday Music Club. Kaycee Rossouw
Transnet costs South Africa billions, and the country extends its ban on the export of scrap metals.
Chairlady Tessa Boyd explains what makes East London's Pet Pals an extraordinarily special sanctuary for our four-legged friends. If you are an animal lover, find out more right here. Kaycee Rossouw
Is the SAA deal about to take off? US congressmen threaten South Africa's hosting of Agoa, and inflation eases in the United States.
Kaycee catches up with Thapelo & Gino to get the scoop on their latest collaboration & future projects! Kaycee Rossouw
Telkom shares surged after receiving a bid for a controlling stake by a group of investors, not a great day on the markets but some good news - according to Bloomberg South African food inflation is easing.
Stand by for another week of reduced load shedding, the rand consequently improves, and the BRICS summit could have a new host relieving international pressure to arrest Putin should he set foot on South African soil.
Dhesigen Naidoo, World Bank Senior Advisor and Climate Adaptation Lead to the South African Presidential Climate Commission, was in Nelson Mandela Bay to outlay plans for making NMB resource efficient - "if we take care of the environment, it will take care of us." He joined Roch-lé in studio. Roch-Lè Bloem
In East London this past weekend for his one-man show,"So I wrote that Musical', he popped into the studio for a quick catch-up. And while the show is over, the chat is worth a listen as no one does 'tongue-in-cheek' better than Lottering. The Drive with Vinny Nogemane
Carly is a passionate runner, radio presenter, wife, and mother of two - and yet she still finds time to train. The Breakfast Team catches up with the energetic and ebullient presenter in studio ahead of her fifth Comrades Marathon. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
South Africa's current account deficit shrinks, a slight decrease in load shedding sees the rand improve marginally, and the country moves to resolve Russia conundrum.
Business confidence in South Africa falls, the Independent Centre for Development and Enterprise blasts the country's "anti-growth strategy', and big business leaders meet with the president.
Headmaster Nigel Roy and Fundraiser Carol Wadell were live in studio to tell us more about the unique and life-changing Hope Schools. (Doreen Loubser was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw.) Kaycee Rossouw
The metro's recently elected Executive Mayor Gary van Niekerk alluded to crime being his top priority and made a promise to have 1 200 cameras installed across the city by Christmas. Take a listen to the full interview right here. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
SA's GDP rises slightly, the country loses its bid to host a Formula One race due to its political alliance with Russia, and professional golf's warring partners have come together in a shock merger.
A drop in the price of diesel and fuel tomorrow, paper giant Mondi to divest its operations in Russia, and Apple unveils its first major product in over a decade - it will set you back about R70 000.
Selected to appear at the SPAR Wildsfees and the National Arts Festival Fringe, this group of musos from East London write all their own music, and many in the group are multi-instrumentalists. With new lead singer Kerry Hiles behind the mic, there's no doubt they are going places. Kaycee Rossouw
The price of oil is up, the US economy is purring along despite interest rate hikes, and Russian billionaires invest in Cape Town properties.
The awards aim to recognise outstanding businesses and organizations for their valuable contributions to the Border-Kei area economy. Project Manager Deidre Nxumalo Freeman joined Vinny to explain the nomination process for this exciting new event on the Chamber's calendar. The Drive with Vinny Nogemane
The rand sinks to new lows against the dollar, government squirms over its ties to Russia, and Elon Musk regains former title.
Plans to deliver electricity to 20 major Gqeberha businesses being held up by government red tape, Transnet costs the country billions, and a nervous day on the markets.
Plans to deliver electricity to 20 major Gqeberha businesses being held up by government red tape, Transnet costs the country billions, and a nervous day on the markets.
Plans to deliver electricity to 20 major Gqeberha businesses being held up by government red tape, Transnet costs the country billions, and a nervous day on the markets.
Plans to deliver electricity to 20 major Gqeberha businesses being held up by government red tape, Transnet costs the country billions, and a nervous day on the markets.
World No Tobacco Day is observed around the world every year on 31 May. SANCA Eastern Cape MD Roger Weimann joined Kaycee to create awareness around the dangers of smoking and vaping – a practice that is growing in popularity amongst adolescents. Kaycee Rossouw
"We've given away most of our "stuff" and simplified our lives so we can wake up every day and do what we love to do, travel, play music, shoot videos, and spend time with our kids". The Breakfast team catches up with much-loved local musos Darren and Roochi Peens. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The rand hits fresh record lows against the dollar, the International Criminal Court has stern words for the government ahead of BRICS summit, and Eskom reports massive pre-tax losses.
The spotlight fell on local muso Trenty for this edition of The Friday Music Club. Meet this ambitious and talented youngster who works with producers in Russia and America. He has a new single out called 'Crush'. Kaycee Rossouw
A direct warning to the ANC government from the Reserve Bank, shares in Telkom have risen, and Gartner fined R50m for its role in state capture at SARS.
Hailing from Nelson Mandela Bay, these talented youngsters have released their first single, "This Song Will Save You". Kaycee Rossouw
Stay informed about the current drought situation - the message is clear - NMB is still not saving enough water. Sampson is the Client Liaison Officer for the SA Weather Service. ( Mio Khondleka was standing in for Roland Gaspar) The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
The Public Investment Corporation is backing a possible bid led by the former CEO of Telkom for a 35% stake in the mobile phone company, Eskom's next CEO could be a woman, and Rhamaposa transfers the task of new electricity generation.
Global investors look to East Africa, a new international airport on the cards for SA, and the rand plunges to a record low. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
In this episode, Doreen unpacks some of the details revealed by the defence and what the State would need to bring to the table to balance the scales. At the centre of the case is a man accused of being the mastermind of his estranged wife's murder yet he was nowhere near the crime scene and has maintained his innocence from day one.
Does the State have the proverbial smoking gun to seal the fate of Arnold Terblanche?
Chairman of the AxSpa Association of South Africa, Marinda van Dam joined Kaycee for this week's Cares to shine a light on the often undiagnosed condition known as Axial SpondyloArthritis. Kaycee Rossouw
Government in talks with the car industry over load shedding, stocks worldwide are taking pressure over a growing pessimistic global outlook, and a new wave of covid is causing some alarm in China.
Mayor Retief Odendaal reveals the shocking facts behind the recent power outage in the city and as usual, addresses your service delivery queries. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Coronation reports huge losses, global uncertainty raises its head over US debt ceiling deal, and some good news at the end of the month according to the AA.
A slew of company results all affected by load shedding, Astral Foods accuses the government of being "asleep at the wheel", and Jonathan Ball Publishers pull the plug on Herman Mashaba book.
Charl put a call through to the Eastern Cape's favorite Drivetime Host to see how his recovery is going following a surgical procedure called an anterior cervical discectomy and fusion. Hope to hear you back on the airwaves soon Roland! Charl Leslie
Surprisingly, S&P Global Ratings downgrades its outlook on South Africa, the business sector is losing faith in Ramaphosa, and the Reserve Bank expected to hike interest rates yet again.
The Director of Water and Sanitation, Barry Martin, once again appeals to residents to make saving water a lifestyle. (Charl Leslie was standing in for Roland Gaspar) The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Rebosis Property Group seeks to avoid liquidation, talk of stage 8 load shedding pushes the rand lower, and Eskom readies to "throw the book" at André de Ruyter.
Lauren Vad-Smith tells us about Warriors of Wildlife, the NPO that rescues and relocates captive wild animals in need in places as far afield as Ukraine and Israel. The Simbonga Game Reserve & Sanctuary is open for day visitors and overnighters. Kaycee Rossouw
Telkom shares plummet, Ninety One chief executive Hendrik du Toit speaks out on his company's falling share price warning that South Africa needs to deal with its "economic emergency" or face the financial consequences.
The finance minister addresses the accusation that SA sold arms to Russia, is the Takatso Consortium deal with SAA up in the air? and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan to appear before the Standing Committee on Public Accounts today.
Diskem's CEO steps down after 40 years at the helm, Vodacom close to securing a deal with Eskom, and South Africa is beating its climate goal. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Breakfast chats to OFM News Editor Morné van Rooyen about 'Sel 35 - Die Thabo Bester storie', now available to listen to on algoafm.co.za (This is an Afrikaans podcast series presented in collaboration with OFM, our sister station) Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
SA resolves its row with the US, Ex-Eskom CEO Andre De Ryter publishes tell-all book ,and load-shedding to increase.
Gerald Mariemuthoo, a SARB currency integrity investigator, answers everything you need to know about the new currency. He also clears up that Xitsonga language spelling issue on the new R100 note. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The team celebrates this all-important day with Karen Gerber, a lecturer at Nelson Mandela University. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The rand tanks over allegations we are supplying arms to Russia, trade relations with America are now under threat, and Elon Musk says he is stepping down as CEO of Twitter.
SPAR's Advertising Manager Roseann Shadrach joined the team to spread the word - rest assured the whole family is welcome to take part in the 5km. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The rand has dropped to a three-year low, which paves the way for another interest rate hike, and WeBuyCars owner Transaction Capital down by almost 30 %.
Chosen as the beneficiary of the Algoa FM Cares Charity Golf Day Garden Route, the exceptional Leolan Academy is a non-profit school supporting children who have complex and special needs, including autism and Down syndrome. CEO Petrie Cronje was this week’s Algoa Cares guest. Kaycee Rossouw
An informative answer to that 'motion of no confidence' from NMB Mayor Retief Odendaal, affirming once again that he is the right man for the job. And, as per usual, Mayor Odendaal addressed your service delivery queries. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Eskom's ripples threaten to become waves, the rand slides even further as a consequence, and following the coronation, Brand Finance gives the British monarchy the thumbs up.
Government to lodge an urgent appeal against the High Court ruling exempting key institutions from load-shedding as Eskom announces stage 6 will continue indefinitely, and SA will likely miss its primary budget surplus by R8.9bn.
Remember the group Cinema? if you said yes, then you will know the name Jarrod Aston - now a well-respected music, entertainment, digital media, and business entrepreneur. Charl Leslie
Maggs checked in with the Breakfast Team to talk Moneyweb@Midday, a new up-to-the-minute live news podcast designed to keep you informed while on the go. Moneyweb@Midday launches today. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
An appeal is likely after the High Court orders an end to load shedding at hospitals, schools and the SAPS, US inflation figures are out this week as are figures from the UK on interest rates.
Barry Martin, Director: Water & Sanitation at NMBM makes an impassioned plea to residents of Gqeberha - if we do not reduce consumption our taps WILL RUN DRY.
(Charl Leslie was standing in for Roland Gaspar) The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Pick n Pay chairman Gareth Ackerman lambastes government over its ties with Russia, he also criticised the ruling party for raking in millions of rands as a “windfall tax” because of load shedding, and the European Bank raises interest rates as expected.
In this brand new episode, Doreen Loubser sits down with the defence lawyer of Arnold Terblanche who will break down some aspects of their case.
Well-known Gqeberha attorney Alwyn Griebenow says the State is scrambling for evidence against his client and that he is 100% confident in Terblanche's innocence.
MMC Kabelo Mogatosi urges residents of NMB to have their say in the Integrated Development Plan before it is too late. (Charl Leslie was standing in for Roland Gaspar) The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Life St Georges Hospital is now able to offer a life-saving heart procedure hitherto not available in the EC. Dr. Warren Muller tells us more. (Charl Leslie was standing in for Roland Gaspar) The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Elvina Felix (Kouga Municipality's special programmes co-ordinator and acting chief of staff), was in good spirits ahead of the prize-giving set to take place Friday, May 5. (Charl Leslie was standing in for Roland Gaspar) The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
National Treasury is playing carrot and stick with municipalities in debt to Eskom, the markets are still busy digesting the US Federal Reserve Bank's decision to hike interest rates, and SA has a new set of banknotes and coins in circulation as of today.
Michelle van Huyssteen, Branch Manager PE & Garden Route Region of Reach for a Dream has all the details on how you can get involved. Kaycee Rossouw
A rough start to the month of May both locally and abroad, online teaching and education take a knock due to AI and ChatGBT as the 'godfather' of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, quits Google warning of the dangers inherent in the system.
A number of important events coming up, Ibrahim Patel delivers news on the country's electric car policy, and the Federal Reserve and Central Bank to meet this week.
Barry Martin, Director for Water & Sanitation in NMB, appeals to all of us to play our part. Sewerage is not a waste disposal system, and we are still using way too much water. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Open Arms provides love and security for children placed with them through tragic circumstances. Janice Benn elaborates on the exceptional work they are doing and the many needs that they have as a non-profit organistation. Kaycee Rossouw
Mirror Trading International declared a Ponzi-scheme, the state seeks to seize Kwaito star Arthur Mafokate's multi-million rand guest house without compensation, and a survey has measured the impact of load shedding on daily life.
Acting Head of Safety and Security for the metro, Warren Prins, promises that this will not be an "all talk and no action " exercise. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The Executive Mayor of NMB answers your service delivery queries and gives some feedback on that motion of no confidence issue. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is looking for approval of a “mega bid window” for the procurement of renewable energy while Gwede Mantashe continues to punt the controversial Karpowership, and later today, former CEO André de Ruyter will tell parliament about corruption at Eskom.
The office of the Tax Ombud provides you with a fair and simple way to seek a resolution for a service, procedure, or administrative dispute you have already unsuccessfully tried to resolve through SARS. Russel Mamabolo joined Kaycee to deliver the details. Kaycee Rossouw
Quinton Van Eden joined Kaycee to highlight the need for safe riding practices, safe road use, and cooperation from all road users to help reduce the number of motorcycling fatalities and injuries on our nation’s roads. Kaycee Rossouw
Petrol up and diesel down, government discusses slowing down the decommissioning of coal-fired power stations, and Eskom shortlists candidates for CEO post.
In studio - the Head of Rugby at Grey High , Robbie Kempson, Deputy Head, Neil Bielby, and Grey 1st XV Captain, Imani Pemba - the trio talk us through what is going to be an action-packed event for the whole family. Roch-Lè Bloem
Capitec CEO, Gerrie Fourie weighs in on education crisis, the motor industry frustrated over government dragging its feet on the electric vehicle transition policy, and the world's richest 'suffer' losses.
Exporters Eastern Cape is to host a panel discussion on electric vehicles. Quintin Levey - Chairman of the association explains how you can get involved. Roch-Lè Bloem
Mark Dersley joined Roch-Lè to share the cold hard facts about the carcinogenic properties of asbestos, and the liabilities involved in having asbestos materials on your business or private property. Roch-Lè Bloem
Born and raised in our neck of the woods, Matiwana was one of the directors behind the gripping six-part crime thriller series 'Unseen', currently racking up views on the streaming service. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Citrus growers appeal for government intervention over EU ruling, and the Public Investment Corporation has harsh words for CEO Abel Sithole over Ayo Technology Solutions deal.
In the latest episode, Doreen Loubser looks into the darker side of Vicki and points to some contradictions that have popped up. She also weighs in on some things Arnold told Huisgenoot, Ware Lewensdrama. Sources spoke exclusively to Algoa FM News, stating that Vicki had a cocaine addiction, but according to Arnold, it was codeine and alcohol.
This East London-based NPO has at its helm Director, Ziyanda Xaso. An inspiring woman who gave up a career in finance to dedicate herself to uplifting an impoverished community. Their needs are many. Kaycee Rossouw
Another interest rate hike likely, Exxaro wants to cut independence on Transnet, and Ford Africa President Neale Hill warns that complacency could be the undoing of the South African motor industry.
Ex-Steinhoff boss Marcus Jooste a no-show in German court, Capitec profits jump but bad debt points to struggling consumers, and load-shedding, higher interest rates, and JSE volatility push down SA's business confidence index.
Former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste's trial begins, former ANC cabinet member and tourism minister Derek Hanekom appointed interim SAA chair, and on the markets a stronger dollar.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says South Africa will not fall into a recession this year and there will be no more bailouts for Eskom, the mushroom industry the latest casualty of load shedding, and some important figures out this week.
President Ramaphosa sets his sights on R2 trillion worth of investment in the economy in the next five years, and Eskom’s biggest union demands a 15% pay hike as outages worsen.
AMAZE is an initiative that harnesses the power of digital media in the form of animated videos to provide free and age-appropriate sex education that is medically accurate, affirming, and candid to adolescents and youth. Tshegofatso Bessenaar, Director of Southern Africa Programs, was Kaycee's Cares guest this week. Kaycee Rossouw
You have to listen to this to believe it! Photographer Lance Romeo shares the hilarious story that is making its way across the globe! #refundlady Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Two more provisional liquidation orders served against the Post Office, economists say South Africa is in a recession, and Investec's chief executive officer reports that investors are acutely concerned about a potential coalition between the ANC and the EFF.
In addition to answering your service delivery questions, Executive Mayor Retief Odendaal explains why it is essential for citizens to get involved in the IDP. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The IMF cuts its growth expectations placing SA as the weakest nation on the list, vandalism causes huge losses for Ford, and speaking in Washington, the Reserve Bank Governor calls for sweeping reforms to SA's macroeconomic policies
It's just around the corner - an adventure race like no other - Roland chats to athlete and race director Russell Meyer-Willson to bring you up to speed on this exciting event. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Sodladla is the developer of a waterless car wash detergent - washing your car at his car wash business, or at any car wash using this product, will save the metro tons of water. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
Is South Africa on the course of a "political blunder of epic proportions? Seven pylons collapse over the weekend plunging parts of Tshwane into darkness, and the SA Post Office faces liquidation.
A home for abused, abandoned, and neglected children from newborn to 6 years, Kelly Rose expounds on the work they do to give these children a chance at having a normal life. (They are also in desperate need of someone to hook up their water tanks to the home - can you help?) Kaycee Rossouw
An embarrassing climb down for government over the electricity state of disaster and that Eskom exemption issue, and, Northam Platinum terminates its offer to buy out Royal Bafokeng platinum.
One of SA's biggest talents, dancer, choreographer, and DJ, Courtnaé Paul is gearing up to represent South Africa at the 2024 Olympics. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Load shedding is here to stay, the Black Business Council requests a meeting with Enoch Godongwana over Eskom exemption, and diesel and unleaded petrol to drop in price today.
Eskom exemption by finance minister draws harsh criticism, SARS collects R1.68trn in taxes , and EY Germany handed a two-year ban.
Dam levels are critically low - Roland catches up with the Senior Director of Water and Sanitation in NMB for a comprehensive report on the situation. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
The school's sports department head, Jason Hyam, on the team of five-a-side soccer players world record attempt. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
A forensic unit is being set up to fight financial crimes, and business rescue for struggling sugar producer Tongaat Hulett has been extended.
The rand jumps as interest rates are raised by 50bps, Eskom considers buying electricity from a Karpowership located offshore Mozambique, and Andre de Ruyter has agreed to appear before parliament’s watchdog standing committee on public accounts.
In the latest episode, Doreen breaks down the plea agreement Dylan Cullis made with the State and whether or not it has any impact on the State's case against Arnold Terblanche.
He describes himself as having once been "behemoth" in size, but that all changed when his passion for adventure racing took hold - Race Director Damian Giulietti shares his love of the sport and emphasizes that this is a race for the "whole family."
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Good News for Gqeberha residents - you can still enter the Absa RUN YOUR CITY Gqeberha 10K Race! Event founder Michael Meyer and Absa Sponsorship and Marketing Manager, Jabulile Nsibanyoni , have all the details. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Founder and Director Sandra Hulley joined Kaycee for this week's edition of Algoa Cares. Take a listen and find out how you can assist this young NPO as they put all their energy into uplifting and empowering the needy in Nelson Mandela Bay.
The Whispers of Hope staff includes the Founder and Director, Sandra Hulley, a bookkeeper, banking official, health worker, project developer, carer, and social worker with a degree in Health and W Kaycee Rossouw
Germany's GMBH to start developing hybrid power plants in SA, Shoprite launches its first stand-alone clothing store, and the question on everyone's lips - will there be another interest rate hike?
The Executive Mayor of NMB Retief Odendaal answers your service delivery queries, urges citizens to attend public participation meetings . Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Ramaphosa asks Transnet for a logistics plan, Pravin Gordhan heading to China, and the Competition Commission launches a probe into price increases on essential food items.
Thungela Resources look to buy more overseas assets, public servants accept the government's revised pay offer - this has an effect on the markets.
The Human Rights Commission's Head in the Eastern Cape, Dr. Eileen Carter, elaborates on the recently drafted South African Social Media Charter.
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Transnet's iron or line in Saldanha Bay forced to shut down, the controversial Tottenham Hotspur deal is scrapped, and the Reserve Bank to meet this week.
Cell C CEO resigns, blackouts have drastically reduced the potential size of South Africa’s economy, and the Consumer Confidence Index plunges to its third lowest level since 1994. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
In today's episode, Doreen chats to Investigative Analyst Thereza Kunneke, who was instrumental in the Panayiouto murder trial in Gqeberha, as a result of her evidence in court.
Thereza, is one of only a handful of analysts in the country, and made history in 2008 when her evidence was accepted in court which set an international benchmark for the fight against organised crime as 25 people were convicted.
In this episode, she tells us more about how your digital footprint and cellphone and tracker data can seal your fate in a murder trial, or even get you acquitted.
Pholushi Malesa, Absa Regional Executive Everday Banking Eastern and Southern Cape, on lacing up and being an active force for good with the Absa Run Your City Series. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The IMF slashes its growth forecast for South Africa, the CPI comes in at 7%, and an increase in the price of petrol on the cards.
Club secretary Glennis Whitehead joined Kaycee for this week's cares to highlight this non-profit's work in offering the opportunity to develop public speaking, communication, and leadership skills free of charge to anyone, no matter their profession or age. Kaycee Rossouw
Race Director Sue Forge on why this is a mass participation race "like no other" - all couch potatoes are welcome and everyone who enters will be in a draw to win a brand new Cherry Tiggo valued at over R289 000! Let's get moving GQ! Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
BP to exit all aviation activities in SA, analysts and investors ponder the takeover of Credit Suisse, and the Federal Reserve Bank to make interest rate announcement today.
The assassination of Bosasa's Cloete Murray and his son Thomas has the business community aghast, and UBS buys Credit Suisse in a bid to halt the banking crisis.
Race Director Sue Forge describes the road race as being "like no other." With 25 activations along the route and a brand new vehicle up for grabs to all who participate, make sure you get your entry in. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
The Reserve Bank may keep interest rates higher for longer, the dust is still settling in the public sector wage strike, and troubled banks dominate international headlines.
In the latest episode of Journey To Justice, Doreen brings us up to speed on where the case is now and also zone in on Arnold’s adult daughter, Natalie, who is now the sole director of his Gqeberha company.
Tabisa Bata, a director at Masibumbane, joined Kaycee for this week's Cares to talk about their exceptional work among underserviced and disadvantaged communities in the East London area. Kaycee Rossouw
Banking shares take a huge hit in many parts of the world as Credit Suisse plunges to an all-time low, the broader markets subsequently took flight.
South Africa has a plan in place to safeguard key food production facilities under threat from the inconsistent electricity supply, restaurants and takeaway venues feeling the effects of load shedding, and two big drops on the JSE.
It's billed as a "road running celebration like no other" and it's launching in Gqeberha on the 2nd of April. Michael Meyer the founder of the series and MD of Still Water Sports was in studio to tell us everything we need to know. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The list of companies being hammered by load-shedding continues to grow every day putting us dangerously close to becoming a failed state, and the markets remain skittish following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
Dubbed a "silver fox" by the internationally acclaimed songstress, a suitably flattered Vinny had a wonderfully down-to-earth chat with Bosman ahead of a charity performance in the city. The Drive with Vinny Nogemane
Kaycee catches up with Cape Town-based David Zadia, and East London-based Jamie Nelson, to talk about forging a career in the music industry and their recently released single "Wishes in the Water." Kaycee Rossouw
Foreign investors ditching South Africa at an alarming rate, Silicon Valley Bank collapses, and the markets appear to be stabilizing after Friday's reactionary "angst"
Heineken’s acquisition of wine and cider company Distell Group given the green light, US credit agency S&P downgrades South Africa, and bank stocks take a hammering on Wall Street.
This hard working NGO recently returned from a trip to France and Belgium in a bid to call on the European Union and France in particular, to end a major corporation's fossil fuel onslaught in Southern Africa - this damaging exploitation of our oceans is unsustainable and must be stopped. Knysna, George, and the East Coast in particular are being targeted. Kaycee Rossouw
A major new investment could be on its way to the Eastern Cape, business confidence in South Africa continues to head south, and Shoprite has big expansion plans.
Counting the true cost of load-shedding, Nersa does an about-turn and approves Eskom's request, and US Federal chair Powell warns of higher interest rates.
Political analyst Mtimka shares his thoughts on a cabinet reshuffle that many have described as disappointing. Where to from here? Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
The planned walkout of thousands of public sector workers is put on hold, and GDP figures the main event of the week alongside Ramaphosa's cabinet reshuffle.
Joanna Wallace works for the Sustainable Seas Trust, a Non-Profit Organisation founded in the Eastern Cape with the aim of growing awareness about ocean conservation and plastic pollution. An environmentalist, educator, and researcher, this dynamic daughter of Pietermaritzburg has travelled the world but now considers Nelson Mandela Bay home. We find out about her mission in life in this episode of Frontier Land
An engaging and entertaining chat about an essential service - as Rendani Tshivhula says - "no matter how beautiful or important anyone is - we all need to use the toilet". Rendai is the PR and Stakeholder Manager at the Plumbing Industry Registration Board. Roch-Lè Bloem
FirstRand's CEO issues a blazing attack on South Africa for its open support of Russia, and Nedbank hits post covid target.
The Heart and Stroke Foundation's Health Promotion Manager, Joanna Durugiah, joined Kaycee ahead of World Obesity Day to talk about the obesity crisis facing South Africa. Kaycee Rossouw
This is our worst drought in over 100 years - if we run out of water the economy will collapse. Are you playing your part? The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè
A slight dip in unemployment figures, private sector credit demand exceeds expectations, and Karpowership demands a retraction from former Eskom CEO.
Business Leadership South Africa calls for an investigation following allegations made by Andre De Ruyter, and if you want to save some cash, get to the pumps as petrol and diesel go up at midnight tomorrow.
The Nelson Mandela Bay Innovation Hub's Khaya Tansi joined Roch-Lé to talk their comprehensive digital learning programme. Roch-Lè Bloem
Much as expected South Africa is greylisted, as a consequence the rand dips, and the European Union along with the Uk relegates SA to the category of high-risk countries with which to do business.
Wayne Bolton is not your average labour law consultant. Inspired by the plight of our African rhinos, he has cycled 3/4 of the way around the world for his ‘One Land Love It’ cause. Discover here how he found his purpose in life.
Breakfast catches up with the muso Algoa FM Country loves - with a hit single on the Algoa FM TOP 30, his just released track "Young" is sure to enjoy the same success. Algoa FM Breakfast with Wayne, Lee and Charlie T
Still plenty of headlines over the budget speech and Andre de Ruyter's explosive interview on ENCA following his exit from Eskom.
In the latest episode of Journey to Justice Doreen takes a closer look at accused number 2, Dyllan Cullis, who intends to take a plea deal with the State which would have a detrimental impact on the case of Arnold Terblanche.
Eskom CEO André de Ruyter leaves with immediate effect, and a mildly positive reaction to the budget.
What would you do if you knew there was a drug that could save your child’s life but you were being denied access to it? Trikafta is a MIRACLE DRUG that has the ability to drastically transform and save the lives of CF patients BUT, drug manufacturer Vertex Pharmaceuticals is not making it available in South Africa. Jolene du Plessis joined Kaycee for this week’s edition of Algoa Cares.
Two more major South African corporations hit by the deadly double whammy of load shedding and a failing Transnet, and a pre-budget announcement on the increase in the minimum hourly rate.
The stage is being set for tomorrow's budget speech, Amplats cuts its payout dividend again, and global markets await tomorrow's Federal Reserve Bank minutes.
A big week ahead - the budget speech Wednesday and the Financial Action Task Force to decide whether or not South Africa deserves a grey list rating.
Regorapetse (Ree) Serote is a lady on a mission. Inspired by some incredible personal challenges, she has founded ‘She Speaks SA’: A platform that aims to give South African women a voice. Her story is quite remarkable.
Credit ratings agency Fitch issues a stark warning, Ramaphosa defends the new Minister of Electricity position, and nine public sector unions prepare to down tools.
Lynne Gadd Claxton, PE Branch Manager for CHOC, invites you to support this worthy cause!
ACVV PE Suid is a Child Protection Organization rendering services to vulnerable children who are in need of care and protection - their needs are many in these tough economic times. Hardworking office manager Kathleen Fourie joined Kaycee for this week's edition of Algoa Cares.
Zinzi Faba, a Dream Interpreter and astrologer, joined Breakfast to help listeners unravel their dreams - teeth falling out appearing to be a regular one in Algoa FM Country.
Food inflation is rampant, Fitch joins Moody's in warning of an adjustment to the country's economic growth outlook, and a surprise resignation from Amplats CEO Natascha Viljoen. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Derrick Sissons, Regional Manager of Agriculture, on their multi-faceted approach to providing holistic solutions to everything from precision farming to water efficiency.
Telkom to lay off staff, clarity on the role of the new minister of electricity, and the national state of disaster sees Gwede Mantashe put the controversial Karpowership bid.
In the face of the ongoing energy crisis, the team caught up with Solar Vault's Ross Schultz. Ross has a Ph.D. in Applied Physics and Solar Energy Engineering and is the company's Technical Director.
Roland re-lives Sunday's triumphant win with the team's captain - the Sunrisers Eastern Cape thrashed Pretoria Capitals Sunday 12 February to bring home the trophy in the inaugural SA20.
A tricky ethical conundrum presents itself over the electricity crisis - which way would you vote - power or health? And Eskom is about to go knocking on doors looking to buy 1 400 megawatts of electricity.
South Africa heading for a recession according to a poll, Standard Bank makes surprising growth prediction, and 'grid failure' being pulled from insurance policies.
The Sport Legends Trust was founded to provide assistance to past international and provincial sport persons and their families in times of need. Listen here as South African sporting legends Trevor Quirk; Bossie Clarke; Rupert ‘Spook’ Hanley & Hugh Page talk about their support of this special cause
Our own Rita Ora lookalike and general live-wire, Roch-le hosts 9 am to midday on weekdays and Saturday lunch, here she chats to Mio about how all that happened.
Renee is Algoa FM’s advertising scheduler, hers is the job of making sense of all the advertising bookings, and integrating them into the music log, each day
Algoa FM’s Sales Manager aka Money Man, Dennis Karantges chats to Charl about life before radio, and what radio sales is like.
A veteran newsman, and sports lover, “Biscuit” is Algoa FM’s Deputy News Editor & Sports Editor, and gives some insight into life in the newsroom.
3 + 1 = 4 individuals each with great stories on how they ended up in radio, and ultimately together to host the Algoa FM Breakfast Show
Teacher by (week)day and host of the Algoa FM Top 30, JP tells Mio about his radio journey
A longtime part of the behind-the-scenes Algoa FM family, wordsmith, journalist, and communications expert, Ed Richardson has many years of experience in radio under his belt.
Charl and CA have 55 years in the business between them, plenty of celebrities have crossed their paths, and many an embarrassing on-air moment has been had.
Political Analyst Ongama Mtinka echos the discontent of many as he weighs in on the State of the Nation Address.
A very mixed reaction to the declaration of a state of disaster over the energy crisis, plans for tax breaks on the cards, and Engen to get an international owner.
In today's episode Doreen unpacks the shock announcement from the High Court in Makhanda that overturned the lower courts decision to not grant murder accused Arnold Terblanche bail. He is now free to move around the city and reconnect with his son, all for a million rand.
In today's episode Doreen unpacks the shock announcement from the High Court in Makhanda that overturned the lower courts decision to not grant murder accused Arnold Terblanche bail. He is now free to move around the city and reconnect with his son, all for a million rand.
MD and founder, Bantwini Matika, joined Kaycee to elaborate on the vital work they are doing in impoverished township areas. They are hopeful that the local business community can offer some support.
President Ramaphosa will deliver his State of the Nation Address amid a sea of discontent as the business community recalls broken promises from last year's speech, and Turkey suspends trading following deadly quake.
Derrick Sissons, Regional Manager of Agriculture, on the vital importance of the dual agriculture sector in our region, understanding the value chain and financing renewable energy solutions.
SARS engages with National Treasury over the energy crisis, the Consumer Goods Council writes an open letter to Ramaphosa while Fitch sounds a warning over the farmgate scandal.
Counting the cost of load shedding, Anglo-American CEO Duncan Wanbald has strong words of warning at Mining Indaba - and what will that balloon tell us?
On the markets, two key factors are at play, one of them being that Chinese 'weather balloon', and all eyes are on the president ahead of Thursday's State of the Nation Address.
To watch Rob Yordi around animals is to witness someone in his natural element. On first impressions, however, this middle-aged American may not appear to be your typical conservationist. Rob is the Executive Director of the SeaWorld and Busch Gardens Conservation Fund and is responsible for administering essential funding for conservation projects around the world. We catch up with him here on a fact-finding trip back to South Africa and his beloved Eastern Cape.
Tourism bosses blast R1-billion Tottenham Hotspur sponsorship proposal, and in an announcement tinged with irony, South African coal producer Seriti Resources plans to build the country's biggest wind farm.
In Episode 12 of Journey to Justice, Doreen Loubser puts the focus on Terblanche's legal team. The two men, Alwyn Griebenow and Peter Daubermann have built up quite the client list over the last 30 years and will now be fighting for Arnold's life and his freedom.
CANSA and the UICC place the spotlight on World Cancer Day (4 February) and challenge individuals to lower their personal cancer risk through healthy living. Dorothy Du Plooy/Services Specialist/Northern, Eastern, and Western Cape, shares a vitally important message.
A row looms over a plan by SA Tourism to sponsor Tottenham Hotspur to the tune of nearly a billion rand, a new digital bank to operate come March, and the US Federal Reserve raises interest rates as predicted.
Roland caught up with Sunrisers Eastern Cape Assistant Coach, Baakier Abrahams, and cricketers Brydon Carse and Marques Ackerman ahead of their away games. They all have so much love for the Orange Army!
Nelson Mandela Bay's indefatigable Executive Mayor, Retief Odendaal, was LIVE in studio to address your service delivery concerns.
Compelling half-year figures for Shoprite, petrol and diesel are up, and a mixed bag for the markets ahead of the US Federal Reserve Bank meeting today.
Government considers declaring the Eskom crisis a national state of disaster, a plan to supply small businesses and households with solar panels in the pipeline, and we count the cost of the United States' suspension of the pact to supply nuclear fuel to Koeberg.
SA's leading poultry producer, Astral Foods, makes a desperate appeal to government, and investors have their eye on the US Federal Reserve's Wednesday fiscal meeting.
Dublin-born Kenneth Denton is the biggest property owner in the history of Port Elizabeth / Gqeberha. An international property investor and self-confessed introvert, Ken first visited PE in the 1990s when he fell in love with the region and its people. He has since gone on to buy up some of Central Port Elizabeth’s most historic buildings - many of which appear to remain derelict.
Listen here as this soft-spoken Irishman explains, in a rare interview, his plans for the future.
As the region's water crisis deepens, Nelson Mandela Bay's mayor talks prayer meetings for rain, the very real possibility of our taps running dry, and the thousands of residents who are still not playing their part.
The Reserve Bank Governor is pessimistic about the outlook for the economy, load shedding puts pressure on Impala Platinum and impacts coal exports from Richard's Bay.
In today's episode, Doreen goes back to a time when Vicki was still alive and highlights an important piece of evidence that was sent to the Family Advocates handling her divorce.
JSE heavyweights Naspers and subsidiary Prosus to lay off staff, Astral Foods profits plummet due to load shedding, and Mineral Resources & Energy minister Gwede Mantashe backs government's controversial plans to solve the energy crisis.
In a country plagued by unemployment, millions of girls do not have access to quality sanitary pads and as a result, miss 3 to 5 days of school a month, which is almost 25% of their entire school year. Palesa Pads founder and CEO Shérie de Wet is on a mission to change that - across South Africa.
Derrick Sissons, Regional Manager of Agriculture, on their innovative solutions for every aspect of the ever-challenging and risky agricultural sector.
Eskom has paid nearly R10 bn in penalties on its Medupi coal contract, and has hit back at Ramaphosa's plea to not increase tariffs saying that those "aggrieved" by the upcoming 18.65% hike will have to lodge a court application to challenge the decision.
Another record high for the JSE, and government looks into securing electricity supply from Turkey’s Karpowership as Eskom's energy crisis deepens.
Good news and bad news from Eskom as government scraps the 100-megawatt licensing ceiling - the bad news - load-shedding for another two years, and it looks like interest rates will go up Thursday when the Reserve Bank meets.
No one can call Francine Zana lucky. From growing up in a Port Elizabeth township to making the progression from chambermaid to company owner, this determined and charismatic lady has worked incredibly hard to make a success of her life.
Her drive and enthusiasm are infectious and her story is one that should inspire not only South Africans from a disadvantaged background but also anyone looking for an example of how to follow your desired path in life.
In the winter of 2022, pop star Conor Maynard disappeared from social media, leaving his 13M plus followers scratching their heads. The silence from the famous YouTuber, after a headline tour hitting more than 20 cities across the US and Europe, was perplexing. Today, with the release of his new single “If I Ever,” Charl Leslie brings you the answers you've been looking for as he chats to the engaging young musician.
It looks like it's going to be a softer end to the week after a string of record highs for the JSE, and grocery retailer SPAR is still in the headlines.
In the latest episode, Doreen chats to Gqeberha Psychologist Dave Swart about narcissism and how we slap those labels onto alleged killers. He will also talk about the impact incarceration would have on a narcissist and what mental health support is offered in prison.
Kouga's Mayor, Horatio Hendricks, reports back on the millions invested in drilling boreholes to alleviate the worsening drought in his municipality.
A slight drop in inflation, but will it be enough to affect interest rates? and load shedding wreaks havoc on certain sectors of the health industry.
Our hard-working Mayor, Retief Odendaal, is back on the beat answering your service delivery queries. The drought, street lights, traffic lights, and sewage - were all concerns raised.
Ructions at major grocery retailer SPAR, a drop in mining production, and the finance minister promises that load shedding will be a thing of the past in 12 to 18 months.
The rand dips on the back of Ramaphosa's decision not to attend Davos, SA to welcome Russian warships despite criticism, and MTN shares drop all thanks to Ghana.
After a well-earned break, Chris Gibbons is back in action reporting that in his absence there has been a string of record highs for the JSE, while away from the markets, Ghana is claiming MTN owes it millions in taxes and penalties. Welcome back Chris!
Paul Gardiner may have lived in the UK for the past 20 years but is heart is still here in South Africa. In fact, he still refers to the Eastern Cape as ‘home’ and is a passionate ambassador for the province.
The son of Adrian Gardiner, one of the Eastern Cape’s most renowned entrepreneurs, Paul is the CEO of Mantis, a company that his father started in 2000. His is a fascinating story in its own right.
In the latest episode, Doreen gives some insight as to why Arnold's bail application based on new facts was unsuccessful and why the Magistrate felt that he had the propensity to interfere with witnesses.
After inheriting his family fortune, Paul Lister decided to turn his back on the corporate world and instead invest his time and money into conservation. The founder of the European Nature Trust, he is the custodian of Alladale Wilderness Reserve in the Scottish Highlands where he hopes to reintroduce wolves into the wild. Inspired by Africa, he’s a remarkable man with a vision.
In a brand new episode, Doreen puts the spotlight on Arnold's girlfriend. Krystall and how her life has changed since becoming a State Witness
Gibbons signs off for 2022. "An uncertain end to a very uncertain year", the JSE will probably end the year somewhat flat, and get ready for stage 6 to become normal as stage 8 looms.
In this episode, Doreen Loubser unveils the identity of who the state called Mr A and how he managed to convince Arnold Terblanche to pay him more than half a million Rand.
Political analysts and economists ponder key themes emerging from the canceled ANC elective conference, TFG acquires sneaker brand Street Fever, and the markets are faring somewhat better.
Medical Doctor and Lifestyle and Optimal Health Specialist Dr Margo De Kooker on why you need to "take your brain on holiday with you".
The Reserve Bank's cyber defenses are looking good, petrol could come down in the new year, and Elon Musk says he will resign as Twitter CEO.
Positive market reaction to Ramaphosa's re-election to top ANC post, Woolworths offloads Aussie brand Davy Jones, and Twitter wants Elon Musk to resign.
The Cape Town muso who started out making music in his bedroom has a new single out. Will is in Algoa FM Country right now and headed to Gqeberha soon.
Eskom's debt plan is running on track, is Elon Musk in trouble? and stock markets end down over fears of a recession.
Zukiswa Kona and Ncedisa Maqoma are descendants of that great Xhosa warrior Chief Maqoma (1798 - 1873). Both ladies had grown up listening as the men in their family told tales of Maqoma and his struggles against the might of the British Empire. Today, these determined ladies face their own fight to be recognised as the rightful leaders of their community. Listen here as they tell their story
The Sustainable Seas Trust Head of Education, Dr Deborah Robertson-Andersson, joined JP to spread the word about their recently published children’s storybook highlighting the challenges of plastic pollution and its impact on the surrounding community and environment. That was the final Cares for 2022 – we wish you a blessed holiday season! (JP was standing in for Kaycee Rossouw)
The legendary English football commentator reflects on an "unpredictable World Cup" ahead of the finals.
Mixed reaction to de Ruyter's resignation, the markets reacted, and the US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by half a percentage point.
In this episode, Doreen Loubser tells the story of how she travelled to the St Albans Prison where Arnold Terblanche appeared on new charges.
In this episode, Doreen Loubser talks about casually speaking to an unknown person who would give her the scoop of her career.
A huge drop in mining output, the decision not to impeach Ramaphosa is good news for the markets, and US scientists make a major breakthrough in the quest for unlimited free energy.
The Warrior's popular young left-hand batsman popped into the studio to talk all things cricket as the Bay gears up for some family-style entertainment and great sporting action at the legendary St Georges Park.
'Accidental' stand-up comic Kevin Fraser was on the line to talk about his latest show 'The Minister of Entertainment' - such was the demand for tickets in our neck of the woods, Fraser is putting on an extra show just for his Gqeberha fans!
Aspen to receive R523m from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, citrus exports for 2022 came in below expectations, and emerging markets are nervous ahead of interest rate announcements.
Get the low down from Jessie himself as he gears up to embark on a massive summer tour from December 15.
The latest inflation figures for SA will be out Wednesday while the final meeting of the US Federal Open Market Committee takes place Tuesday, and Anglo Platinum becomes the latest big corporation to point a finger at Eskom as power cuts continue to wreak havoc on the economy.
Garth Davis is typical of many South Africans. Early in his career, he chose to leave these shores to pursue, what he perceived as, better opportunities overseas. Having made his fortune in California, he is now back to reconnect with South Africa on a very personal journey. As he embarks on a ground-breaking project that will cement his relationship with the country, we hear how recent events have shaped his life and how the Eastern Cape has become part of his story. www.algoafm.co.za
The Consumer Confidence Index is up, Gwede Mantashe launches another scathing attack on Eskom, and a better day on the JSE.
In this episode, Doreen Loubser looks into a fatal accident in 2021 involving murder-accused Reinhardt Leach, who miraculously survived.
In this episode, Doreen Loubser narrates her exclusive feature on Vicki Terblanche where we learn more about her relationship with Arnold and how their marriage unraveled.
Angela Newton joined Kaycee for this week's edition of Cares to appeal for support for the needy this festive season. Find out how you can support this worthy cause from the comfort of your own home. The Rotary Clubs of Port Elizabeth, PE South, and PE West are joining forces once again for this amazing initiative.
Marcus Jooste's insider trading fine is drastically reduced, a negative day on the markets, and Gibbs counts the cost of Qatar's Soccer World Cup.
In the final edition of the Mayor's Minutes for 2022, Executive Mayor Retief Odendaal reports back on getting through his to-do list before Christmas, safety on our beaches, the electricity tampering amnesty, and a host of other service delivery queries.
South Africa's economy is bigger than before the pandemic, petrol is going up, diesel and liquid paraffin are going down, and the "cash in sofa affair" has a fiscal impact.
Plenty of company news, reports abound that China is abandoning its zero covid strategy, and Ramaphosa heads to the constitutional court.
Vocalist, Frank Kadillac and drummer Adrian Morris, are in Gqeberha to bring their unique sound to our neck of the woods - but can they say "Gqeberha"? Lee puts them to the test during their in-studio visit!
Investors in the rand and SA government bonds have their eye on the Phala Phala saga as the ANC Executive is set to decide Ramaphosa's fate today, and on the international front, China looks set to start easing its covid restriction policy.
On 22 February 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine. As a result of the conflict, Margarita Matsevich and her family were forced to flee their homeland into neighbouring Slovakia. Along with her son, daughter and her mother as well as Olya Laevskaya, her cousin, Margarita has experienced first-hand the trauma of war and upheaval on a scale last witnessed during World War 2.
To think that this is happening today is unimaginable.
Listen here as their incredible tale is told. It is a story that should make us all stop and take stock of our own situations...
In this Algoa FM exclusive, Online News Editor Doreen Loubser explores in intimate detail the egregious slaying of Gqeberha's Vicki Terblanche. The Breakfast Team caught up with Loubser as the series went live on Algoa FM’s podcast platform this morning. This is her heartfelt 'journey to justice for Vicki'.
The rand tanks, bond deals sour, and financial shares plummet as pressure mounts on President Rhamaphosa to resign, Sanlam and Absa sign a deal to create a R1-trillion black-owned asset manager, and Eskom attaches property of the debt-ridden Emfuleni municipality.
In this Episode, Doreen Loubser will talk about the first time she heard about Vicki Terblanche and how a missing person’s report turned into a murder investigation. www.algoafm.co.za
In this episode Doreen Loubser looks at all the charges faced by the three men in custody for Vicki Terblanche's murder and more details on how she died and what possibilities were discussed to get rid of her body. www.algoafm.co.za
The Acting Executive Director of Safety and Security on load shedding and road safety plans for the metro ahead of the festive season.
If you missed Executive Mayor Retief Odendaal's last in-studio session to answer your service delivery queries, you can catch up right here! #getNelsonMandelaBayworkingagain
Transnet pours cold water on the proposal to develop a southern rail corridor to the Eastern Cape, government bans scrap metal exports for six months, and Jay Powell hints at a slowing of interest rate hikes.
“A little less talk and a lot more action is needed to stop gender-based violence" - NSM. Joy Lange, an Executive Member of the NSM, weighs in on the need for drastic action. (The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children Campaign, a United Nations initiative, is currently underway until December 10 across the globe.)
South Africa is no longer the country with the highest unemployment rate in the world, and all eyes are on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell ahead of his monetary policy speech to be delivered later today at the Brookings Institute in Washington D.C. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
South Arica faces decades of load shedding according to a new study, interesting figures emerge after Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and a bumpy start to the week on the markets.
Algoa FM's multi-talented Breakfast Show producer was in the hot seat for the Sunday Sitdown - does he dish any "dirt" on Wayne, Lee, and Charlie? If you missed the chat, find out right here!
Has global inflation reached its peak? The third quarter unemployment figures are due out Tuesday, and East Asia markets are affected by anti-covid lockdown protests in China.
Every now and then in life, you meet a person whose energy and spirit instantly lifts you. Someone with a story so incredible that you cannot fail to be inspired. Jenni Gault is one such person. Listen in as she shares with us her mountainous journey: One of extreme personal challenges, that she has not only overcome but has actively embraced. Prepare to be inspired!
No surprises, interest rates are up by 325bps, annual headline producer price #inflation recorded its third consecutive month of decline, and a German court has announced that the accounting fraud trial of former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste will start early next year.
If you missed the third episode of the Nedbank series on collaborations set to transform growth within the manufacturing sector, you can catch up right here. Nedbank's National Manager for Manufacturing, Amith Singh, explains how industries can remain resilient in the face of volatile conditions.
We're in for a rough ride as inflation snaps back, this also points to another interest rate hike likely to be announced this afternoon, and PetroSA bails Eskom out with 50m liters of diesel.
The Aurora Special Care Centre renders essential services to vulnerable children and adults with multiple profound physical and intellectual disabilities. You can help this hardworking NPO stay afloat by attending their two-day Christmas Market! Kaycee chats to Programme Manager Selmari Potgieter.
Can South Africa avoid greylisting? A major strike looms in the public sector, and Old Mutual is looking for a banking license.
Eskom scrambles to find cash somewhere, somehow to buy diesel, the price of oil continues to fluctuate, and it looks like another interest rate will be on the cards come Wednesday.
S&P Global Ratings affirms a positive outlook on South Africa, Eskom has run out of cash to buy diesel, brace yourself for extensive power cuts, and rising covid numbers in China affect the markets. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Div de Villiers is a big man with a big personality. Nearing 40 years of service, Div is a ‘Green Scorpion’ - part of the law enforcement team that help protect and preserve our precious wildlife. Div’s engaging personality makes for an entertaining interview, but listen closer and you will learn of the very serious nature of his work and the challenges he and his colleagues face on a daily basis.
The Breakfast Team caught up with Ard in celebration of the new 'Shallow Waters', 25 years down the line, featuring @justjinjer @arnocarstensmusic @francoisvancoke @karen_zoid @kurtdarren and @rosslearmonth
Elon Musk's ultimatum to Twitter staff sparks a mass exodus, 800 thousand public servants prepare to down tools next week, and the JSE is dragged into the red. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
In July 2022, Devon BosmanAKA Bakkies suffered a catastrophic neck injury playing for his club in Humansdorp at the age of 18. The injury has resulted in Devon becoming a quadriplegic. The Players Fund is raising money to ensure his home is equipped for his new life journey in a wheelchair by modifying the existing structure and building a small extension onto his family home. Take a listen as Mark Kritzinger explains how you can help.
Headed up by Leon Fillis, a dedicated group of men from Somerset East come together every year to make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate. Their 8th Annual Charity Golf Day aims to boost the coffers of three charities in desperate need.
Former Old Mutual CEO Peter Moyo’s hopes of claiming millions from his previous employer have come crashing down, the Spar Group has reported a fall in profit for the year to September, and the US causes a wobble on Wall Street. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
If you missed the second episode of the Nedbank series on collaborations set to transform growth within the manufacturing sector, you can catch up right here. Nedbank's National Manager for Manufacturing, Amith Singh, covers the vital importance of creating a circular economy.
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan says the deal between South African Airways and Takatso is still "alive", the acting group executive for generation at Eskom is leaving the utility with immediate effect, and a rocket blast in Poland effects global markets. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
The delightful and multi-talented Mandisa, the latest addition to Algoa FM's weekend lineup, was in the hot seat for this week's edition of the Sunday Sitdown.
Cash-strapped South Africans looking for lower prices boost Shoprite's growth, investment company Brait aims to raise R3.7bn from Premier’s JSE listing, and pressure on the tech sector drags the JSE down. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Often described as the "man who brings history to life", the popular historian, best-selling author, and sought-after public speaker,Dr. Dean Allen was in the house for the launch of his podcast series Frontier Land.
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Nelson Mandela Bay's Executive Mayor, Retief Odedaal, was LIVE in studio to answer your service delivery queries.
The President of the Institute of Civil Engineers says SA is on its way to becoming a 'failed state', and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa says that leaders in countries investing in fossil fuel infrastructure will leave behind a legacy of debt that will be carried for generations.
Andrew is one of South Africa’s most influential conservationists and social entrepreneurs, having run conservation and developmental NGOs for over 30 years. He is a specialist in the fields of protected area expansion and management; sustainable and eco-tourism; advocacy and environmental policy and youth and community development. Wilderness Foundation
South Africa's loan agreements from France and Germany to transition away from coal come with interest rates far below what they can secure on the market, and Fiance Minister Enoch Godongwana says government will take several years to bring its wage bill to more sustainable levels
Lesaka's latest figures put them on track to profitability once again, a proposed paint merger deal between Plascon and Dulux has been scuppered by the Competition Commission, and South Africa secures loan agreements with France and Germany at COP27.
African Angels provides quality education by exceptional teachers for children who live in situations that are unimaginable to most of us. The organization's Lou Billet joined Kaycee for this week's Cares.
Agnico Eagle Mines and Pan American Silver Corp have clinched a $4.8 billion cash-and-shares deal to buy rival Canadian miner Yamana Gold, the Public Service strike is to start tomorrow, and Sasol plans to begin producing green hydrogen at its facility in Sasolburg by 2023. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
All bottled waters are not equal - Roch-Lè catches up with Operations Manager, Lize Mare Gildenhuys.
Global inflation could be reaching a peak, Eskom has started taking steps to recover R1.3bn owed by the Emfuleni local municipality, and concern is raised over massive contracts awarded by Sanral to Chinese companies.
The fascinating life story of Benoni-born Alasia Hayward - from starting up a chain of aerobic studios in Greece to owning and running the Newton Park SUPERSPAR and sharing her marital bed with 8 dogs and three cats!
'Get Rollin'', the upcoming tenth studio album by Canadian rock band Nickelback, will be released on November 18 - who better to tell us all about it than singer/songwriter, rhythm guitarist, and keyboardist for the band, Ryan Peake.
President Cyril Ramaphoasa is to address co-leaders at Cop27 as well as negotiate for more money from the Just Energy Transition partners, and China's decision to stick to a Covid Zero approach affects the markets. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
VWSA to manufacture a new vehicle at its Kariega plant for the South African and African market, Glencore is fined millions by a UK court for bribing its way across Africa, and the Bank of England raises interest rates again.
Standing in for Vinny, JP chats to Algoa FM Senior Marketing Co-Ordinator chats about the Big Walk, and answers FAQs
Algoa FM's Marketing Manager, Lesley Gayer chats to Lance about the Big Walk and answers FAQs.
Linda Harwood chats to Roland about the Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer and answers some FAQs
The first female Chairperson and MD of VW SA, Martina Biene, and great friend of the station, Thomas Schäfer, CEO of the VW Passenger Cars Brand & Head of Group Volume Brands, were LIVE in studio to discuss the future of the auto industry and what it could mean for NMB.
As expected the US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates again, this will have a knock-on effect, and commodity trading and mining company, Glencore, will have to pay a massive fine after admitting to bribery and corruption deals, part of which saw them deliver cash in private jets to officials across Africa.
When you are out celebrating every step this Saturday, you can rest assured that you are walking for an extremely worthy cause. Debbie Kleinenberg, Regional Manager for CHOC Eastern Cape was this week’s Cares guest.
If you missed the inaugural edition of the Nedbank series on collaborations set to transform growth within the manufacturing sector, you can catch up right here.
New vehicle sales are up for October, 800 thousand public sector workers prepare to down tools as talks falter, and the markets await the US Federal interest rate decision to be announced at 18:00 GMT today.
Transnet lifts the force majeure at its container handling terminals, Moody's changes Eskom's outlook to positive, and the Public Servants Association gets ready to down tools.
Gardmed paramedic, Leon Roussouw, was this week's Sunday Sitdown guest ahead of the Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer happening on 5 November - he proved yet again that early detection is key.
The big week for the global economy with interest rate decisions from the US Fed and the Bank of England on the cards, and fans of Twitter have their eyes on Elon Musk, as he takes ownership of the social media platform by firing top executives and calling himself the 'chief Twit'.
Tongaat Hulett finds itself in need of business rescue, Woolworths CEO Roy Bagattini abandons the company's plan to dominate the Southern Hemisphere, and Meta is down by 80 billion dollars.
The medium-term budget speech delivered a mixed bag which included the announcement that the government will be taking on a substantial amount of Eskom's debt, and government wages are to be increased by 3%.
Each year the Santa Shoebox Project collects and distributes personalized gifts of essential items and treats for underprivileged children throughout South Africa - in 16 years, your generosity has reached 1 077 289 children. Fran Nel tells us how we can continue to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate than us this Christmas.
Nelson Mandela Bay's Executive Mayor, Retief Odedaal, was LIVE in studio to answer your service delivery queries, and, to remind residents to go to the polls today to elect ward committees. Sixty-two voting stations will be up and running across the city.
The Minerals and Energy Minister seems to have done an about-turn on his support of fossil fuels, and all eyes are on Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana ahead of today's medium-term budget report. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
A strike looms in the public sector, big hits to two key players on the JSE, while the pound reacts to the news that Rishi Sunak is set to be the UK's next prime minister.
The pint-sized PA to Algoa FM's MD, Gill Forlee packs plenty of punch! She has fought cancer not once, but twice. A double mastectomy later, she's still smiling, an inspiring and fitting guest indeed ahead of Algoa FM's Big Walk for Cancer on November 5.
A big week for South Africa's economy and its consumers, no reaction yet to President Ramaphosa's speech on anti-corruption, and on the markets, the British pound is somewhat happier at the news that Boris Johnson has pulled out of the race to be PM again.
In recognition of Mental Health Month, the Junior Mayor, Jason Killian, and the Head of Youth Development,Osagyefu Jacobs, joined Breakfast to talk mental health in our schools. Social media and bullying were two of the main topics of conversation.
Cabinet approves investment plan aimed at securing billions in US dollars to be used for climate funding, crypto is to be regulated in SA, and a sigh of relief on the markets as British PM Liz Truss resigns.
A must-listen podcast, the Executive Mayor of NMB, Retief Odendaal, on why concerned citizens need to get actively involved in the IDP process.
We are counting the days to the Big Walk - Branch Manager for CHOC PE , Lynne Gadd-Claxton, joined Kaycee in studio for this week's Cares - take a listen and find out how your entry into the Big Walk can make a huge difference in the lives of families affected by childhood cancer.
The inspiring Protea's cricket captain joined the team to talk all things cricket, including "chasing the trophy" in the 2023 ICC Women's T20 World Cup being held in SA next year.
Inflation is down slightly, but it's not enough to avoid another interest rate hike, MTN has walked away from its bid to buy Telkom, and the markets are in downward mode.
Roch catches up with the SA muso, now living in the Netherlands, to talk his latest single and life as a stay-at-home dad.
Former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste's assets seized, Sasol and ArcelorMittal SA partner to develop carbon capture technology while the country's $8.5 billion climate aid package comes under threat.
Mandlakazi Sigcawu, Head of Executive Corporate Affairs & Public Affairs at Isuzu, joined the Breakfast team to challenge all corporates to get on board for this year's Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer. Listen up and sign up corporates!
Alfred Adriaan's new show 'Unfit and Forty' will be touring SA soon, Alfred has 127K avid Facebook fans - Alfred has never been on Algoa FM - until now!
The brutal strike at Transnet is over, Diskem withdraws an internal memo regarding the hiring of white staff, and the markets heave a sigh of relief as new British Fiance Minister Jeremy Hunt rings in the changes.
The two-time Billboard #1 singer/songwriter has just launched her 7th studio album, 'Dark Secrets', describing it as reflective of her " sensual fantasy experiences" during lockdown. Kaycee caught up with Carver on the release of the first single from the album.
Jay Tobias is a homegrown rapper, songwriter, and record producer whose passion for the industry started at the tender age of 14. Roland caught up with the talented youngster who has a new single out titled 'Complicated'.
Getting to know the man behind the public image, the recently appointed Executive Mayor of the Metro, Retief Odendaal, was in the Sunday Sitdown seat, quite fittingly on World Bosses Day.
Satawu rejects Transnet's latest offer while NUMSA has signed an above-inflation deal for its workers, and inflation watchers will have their eyes on the medium-term budget, out this week.
Big Business is calling for an end to Transnet's crippling strike, the top international story - a sharp and surprising rally in stocks - another interest rate hike by the US Federal Reserve Bank now looks to be a certainty.
It's a new Game Show on the Breakfast Show - first-time contestants Chris and Susan - thanks for being such good sports! There is nothing like a good laugh.
The Transnet strike continues as another major downing of tools looms in the civil sector, two important indices are to be released this week, and the markets await today's US key inflation figures.
The project aims to conserve the nationally endangered Cape Parrot through research and reforestation efforts, with community involvement and upliftment as an integral part of its success. Project Manager, Susan Wishart, tells us more about this vitally important initiative.
After a lengthy absence, the fortnightly feature is back. Executive Mayor Retief Odedaal responds to your service delivery queries LIVE in studio.
The Transnet strike brings Africa’s biggest port for iron-ore shipments to its knees, the IMF forecast for the year ahead is a dismal one as the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine continues to wreak havoc on the global economy.
Event Director, Alewijn Dippenaar, on the wheelchair race exclusively for disabled athletes. Algoa FM is a proud media partner to this premiere event which continues to attract competitors from across the globe.
The Transnet strike is starting to bite, Business Leadership SA is describing the downing of tools as disastrous" for the country, on a broader front the markets continue downwards and investors remain very skittish.
A singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, Ranger's latest single, Lonely Sunshine, was recorded in his kitchen! Originally from Port Alfred, he currently resides in Stellenbosch.
Transnet and trade unions to meet over the crippling strike, a nervous Monday morning on the markets, and the US Federal Reserve Bank looks to raise interest rates yet again.
The Breakfast team caught up with the rhino warrior, ultra-endurance runner, and adventurer, to find out how she is doing on the 2022 edition of Run Wild for Rhinos.
As Roland so aptly puts it, Tobie is a cultural icon, and so very humble for his legendary status. In the friendly city for a production of 'My Boetie se Sussie se Ou', he was not getting away without a trip to our studio!
The Transnet strike is declared illegal by its management and a force majeure is declared at all its ports. As noted by the Minerals Council the decline in Transnet's capacity has already cost the mining industry R50 billion in lost opportunities in 2022 alone.
South Africa has submitted its revised energy plan, Google is launching a cloud region in Mzansi, its first in the continent, and Opec Plus is trying hard to keep oil prices above $90 per barrel.
CEO Hilary Grey explains how this hard-working hospice serves its community by providing compassionate palliative, home-based care, and support for persons with life-threatening conditions.
Transnet is moving to strike this week, Anglo American Plc and Electricite de France SA form Envusa Energy to develop wind projects in SA, and in a blow for Apple, phone chargers are to be standardized across Europe from 2024.
Ongoing power cuts bring factory productivity to a record low across SA, Naspers cancels an R85 billion rand deal with Indian company BillDesk, and the "bear killer" month of October is off to a relatively good start.
Diagnosed at the age of eight with a form of bone cancer, Luviwe Tekule is one of CHOC's greatest success stories. Now a university graduate, he wants you "to celebrate every step" with him in this year's Big Walk for Cancer.
Getting to know the gorgeous and multi-talented Annelu Le Roux, Algoa FM's newly appointed in-house copywriter and Saturday night presenter.
Third-year Stellenbosch B Comm student, Alexis, is a passionate singer /songwriter. Starting at the tender age of ten, her work today is a unique blend of jazz and blues - her new single 'Sky is Only Grey' is already proving to be a hit.
The NPA adds McKinsey to its R398m Transnet corruption trial, Eskom's Mandy Rambharos quits at a crucial time, and investors start the month licking their wounds.
National Treasury has banned Bain & Co. for 10 years, the Auditor-General's head of human resources is fired, and the Special Investigating Unit's probe into corruption at the National Lotteries Commission continues to uncover the siphoning of millions meant for good causes.
Nineteen units of blood later, Algoa FM's Breakfast Show host is a living testament to the life-saving power of blood donated by volunteers. Kaycee caught up with Wayne who is back on air after a lengthy battle with pancreatitis.
Stage 15 load shedding looms, Mercedes Benz wants SA's electric car policy fast-tracked, and Britain in turmoil over new MP Liz Truss's unfunded tax cuts.
The National Sea Rescue Institute is on call 24/7 - manned by more than 1 350 volunteers at over 50 rescue bases, including satellite or auxiliary stations and inland dams, this hard-working non-profit will soon be hosting an open day across South Africa. Take a listen and find out how you can get onboard.
Eskom to get a new board, more dismal unemployment figures released by Stats SA, and 1.6 million work days lost due to strike action.
Eskom to get a new board, more dismal unemployment figures released by Stats SA, and 1.6 million work days lost due to strike action - is Eskom or the Trade Unions our worst enemy?
The rand comes under pressure due to load shedding with Ramaphosa warning that rolling blackouts will not be going away anytime soon, and the pound dips to a record low causing no confidence letters to roll in for PM Liz Truss.
In the Sunday Sitdown seat this week was the dynamic and multi-talented Linda Mzamane. Describing herself as a veteran 'mag hag', Linda is currently the Editor-In-Chief of the Clicks ClubCard magazine.
This electronic music group is five years old and big on collaborations - their latest is with Ryan Cunningham. Called 'Slip Away', it dropped on The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lé.
SA billionaire Johann Rupert’s investment vehicle, Remgro, is planning to sell its stake in the local energy giant TotalEnergies, and investors are bracing for another week of market mayhem.
Early yesterday morning the DA's Retief Odendaal was elected to the city's top position, together with a coalition government, he now has his work cut out for him to bring stability to a "broken council" and a broken city.
No surprises as the week ends with another interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank in a bid to fight rampant inflation - the underlying cause - the war in Ukraine.
There were laughs aplenty as the longstanding group popped into the studio to talk touring the Eastern Cape with their "unique blend of memorable music and hilarious humour".
Dr Thabiso Rapodile is a lead consultant in training, education, and advisory services at the SANBS. The doc joined Kaycee to talk about donor safety and the urgent need for new donors.
The Federal Reserve has increased interest rates by 0.75%, SAA could face liquidation, and Treasury says carbon tax on businesses to remain in place.
Gilbert and Sullivan NPO volunteer Rose Cowpar joined Kaycee LIVE in studio ahead of the much-anticipated opening night of Matilda.
CEO of the NMB Business chamber, Denise van Huyssteen, talks through the strategic solutions in place to prevent the manufacturing industry from being brought to its knees by Eskom's ineptitude.
A full-blown public service strike is moving closer, small businesses are battling thanks to Eskom, and all eyes are on the US Federal Reserve Bank ahead of their meeting this week.
Cole joined Kaycee to introduce his first single of 2022 - No Fear No Tears - saying of the new release, "I finally wrote something upbeat and bouncy!"
Wildlife warriors Sharon Jessop and Nikki Bolton give us the low-down on this all-day event set to entertain while raising much-needed funds for rhino conservation.
A state of emergency concession requested for Gqeberha ports, a row brewing over the sale of SAA, and South Africa's COVID vaccine capacity at risk.
Team Leader, Vuyokazi Gonyela, joined Kaycee for this week's edition of Cares to chat about the name change and the essential service that they provide to the mentally challenged in Gqberha.
US inflation stays at a 40-year high which will have a knock-on effect on interest rates in SA, and Mzansi's municipalities owe Eskom a staggering R40 billion.
Eastern Cape citrus farmers lose millions over protest action, Standard Bank names its first black female chair, and a call for the government to remove red tape holding back economic progress.
The talented singer/songwriter, now calling Sweden home, joined Charl for a special Mother's Day chat following her recently dropped new single titled “Little Things”, an ode to her mother and all the mothers around the world.
Do you trust the government? Apparently not - but you do trust Gift of the Givers, jet fuel is running low at O.R. Tambo, and it looks like another rough week for the markets.
The inimitable Lottering joined Lee and Charlie T live in-studio ahead of his performances at the Boardwalk Convention Centre.
The US markets record their worst day since 2020, this has a knock-on effect on the JSE, April has been a tough month for investors - it looks like May will be more of the same.
British singer and songwriter Craig Ashely David celebrates his birthday on the 5th of May and the Drive team got to speak to him about his special day, his upcoming album and many more.
CEO Melissa Knox elaborates on the incredible work carried out by this palliative care NPO.
Could stage 8 load shedding be on the cards for SA? And an interest rate hike in the USA.
VW Polo reaches an export milestone, manufacturing sentiment is down following the devastating KZN floods, and the reintroduction of load shedding adds pressure to an already burdened economy.
A big week ahead for the global economy with interest rate decisions in Washington and London, and April has been a cruel month for stock markets.
Gino Fabbri is an extraordinarily talented and entertaining comedian/MC who performs as part of the Port Elizabeth/Gqeberha based production company Centrestage.
A civil society pressure group is taking NERSA to court, producer inflation higher than expected for March, and a better day on the broader markets.
Business Chambers/Guest Speakers chat everything SMME related with the Drive time team.
Trade Unions AMCU and NUM reject wage offer, and the price of natural gas in Europe jumps.
Georgetown is a multi-instrumental Blue Billy Folk Pop band from Pretoria South Africa. Formed in February 2014, the talented Michael de Villiers, Renaldo van Dyk, Rynier Prins and Tiaan Erasmus, have told their stories and shared their rhythms across mainstages, theatres and towns.
Frank Blake is an Irish actor who portrays a Northern sentry in Season 8. He is best known for his recurring role as Constable Pip Bircher in the Netflix series The Frankenstein Chronicles, wherein he worked alongside fellow Game of Thrones actor Sean Bean (Eddard Stark).
Started her musical career at the age of 15 years old. She's had 16 top-ten singles and 11 SAM nominations and even won most stylish entertainer judged by Glamour magazine.
Maeve Dermody is a UK-based Australian actress and she caught up with the Drive team to chat about her acting career and film journey
Home to 90 intellectually disabled adults, Lake Farm is one of Gqeberha’s most well-known NPOs. General Manager, Amelia Laubser, joined Kaycee to talk about the tremendous challenges faced by the center in these difficult times.
The Durban shipping industry interrupted due to the devastating KZN floods, Capitec doubles its dividends, and a recession by the end of the year is predicted for the US.
Dr. Renee Van Rheede Van Oudtshoorn,from Optima CVC on behalf of the South African Veterinary Association believes that we are seeing the tip of the iceberg - the rabies outbreak is a crisis, she says, that we need to take seriously.
Data from the manufacturing sector disappoints, the price of poultry set to rise due to the war in Ukraine, and the broader market trend is down.
Charl caught up with this awe-inspiring athlete for this week's edition of the Sunday Sitdown.
SA's aviation industry is taking strain, the markets remain under pressure as Russia threatens an assault on the Donbas region, and Macron secures a narrow win in the first round of presidential elections.
Kaycee hosted Joan Jorritsma, Chairperson and Educational Consultant of Autism Eastern Cape on his show, to raise awareness about the many misconceptions and challenges facing those with this disorder. April is Autism Awareness Month.
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A self-confessed ‘sucker for love’, DJ Miss Jay, joined Breakfast to talk the upcoming interactive event, 'Lockdown Love Stories', happening in Gqeberha next weekend.
Science Tuesday, What-do-ya-know Wednesday and Weird Psychology are not the only reasons that make tuning in and listening to Roland and Roch-Lè the best idea of the day. It is also Roland's offbeat comedy, Roch-Lè's contagious laugh and music guests that will make you turn up the volume so you don't miss any of the details.
The move away from coal is predicted to cost SA trillions, the search is on for a new Head of Treasury, and the Competition Commission warns that food processors might push prices up unduly on the back of the war in Ukraine.
Sibanye is standing firm on its wage offer as the strike on its mines enters its second month, Mantashe paves the way for 2,600MW of renewable energy, and the global markets have another torrid 24 hours.
General Manager Andries Venter represents those who work tirelessly for the voiceless. Aligned with the National SPCA, their mission is to prevent unnecessary suffering, to serve and protect ALL animals, and ensure that the protection they have under South African law is upheld and respected. Find out how you can get involved.
Global markets are down with MTN being one of the biggest losers on the JSE, a recession in America is predicted, and South Africa continues to ignore warnings to slow down on coal power generation.
Shawn Godfrey is a million rand richer and firmly in the public eye as SA's Season 4 MasterChef winner, despite the media describing him as a Capetonian, he is Gqeberha-born.
New vehicle sales are up, well-known former Uitenhage and Gqerberha VW boss to now head the brand globally, and relief as the state of emergency is scrapped.
A Night with the Classics is a one-of-a-kind event combining life’s three best senses: Sight, Sound and Taste! Hosted at the idyllic Grey High School Pollock Field next to the famous Clock Tower, creating a majestic backdrop for a cultural experience like no other! The event promises to showcase South Africa’s finest entertainment!
Moody's cites an improvement in SA's fiscal position, the World Trade organization says a food crisis is brewing, meanwhile, the markets remain relatively stable.
Tarquinn White is a musical theatre performer and recording artist based in South Korea from Gqeberha.
Relief at the pumps as the fuel levy is slashed, while across the pond Biden has authorized the release of a million barrels of stockpiled oil, and the rand, local stocks, and bonds deliver some good returns.
Chief Executive Officer of Agri-EC, Brent McNamara, explains the long-term effects of the devastation wreaked, and the need for urgent action.
The man behind the NPO that’s on a mission to use sport to make a difference in the lives of the youth of Nelson Mandela Bay – Director and Founder Nick Mould joined Kaycee for this week’s edition of Cares.
Director of Rugby at Grey High School, ex-Springbok Kempson gives Algoa country the lowdown on what to expect from this exciting event kicking off Thursday 31 March.
Chris Buchanan standing in for Gibbons reports that the pressure is on for a tax holiday on fuel prices,unemployment figures still staggeringly high, and the markets more buoyant following an easing of tension between Russia and Ukraine.
Greyvenstein's Karen Vanderlinden joined Mio to talk the big day on the horizon! The Isuzu Corporate Triathlon Challenge is powered by Algoa FM and takes place this Saturday 2 April.
Renergen seals R1bn investment from the state-owned Central Energy Fund and Telkom continues court action despite Spectrum win. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Gibbons).
IRONMAN 70.3 South Africa is about to hit Nelson Mandela Bay - Dalton brings us up to speed on this world-class event at which supporters are once again welcome!
Standing in for Wayne Hart, Charl Leslie caught up with the chart-topping singer/songwriter whose single 'How To Feel' is this week's official number one on the Algoa FM Top 30.
With 15th years under her belt at Algoa FM, it’s fair to say that Doreen Loubser has done it all, from the graveyard shift to hosting her own show, and everything else in between. Now the Online News Editor for Algoa FM, Doreen proved to be a captivating guest on this week's edition of the Sunday Sitdown.
Chris Buchanan has taken over the reins while Gibbons is on leave. Transnet places a temporary suspension on BBBE tenders, employment figures are out tomorrow, and China announces new lockdown restrictions. (Chris Gibbons is currently on leave )
Producer and songwriter caught up with the Drive-time team to talk about his musical journey.
International Emmy and Safta nominee, Mvelase is currently starring in the record-breaking Showmax telenovela 'The Wife'. Lee and Charlie T caught up with the much-loved celebrity who boasts 30 years in the business.
Government wants to shield consumers from the soaring fuel prices, internet and gaming giant Tencent posts its lowest figures since listing - this has a knock-on effect for Naspers and Prosus.
On World Meteorological Day, 23 March, there was no more fitting an organization to host on Cares than the Port Elizabeth branch of Extinction Rebellion. Lungisa Ngapi joined Kaycee to expound on the vital work this NPO is doing to address climate change issues.
President Ramaphosa announces the relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions for visitors entering South Africa, sports stadia and theatres can now operate at fifty percent capacity, and the rand remains remarkably resilient.
Ben dropped into the studio to talk his new album, and to celebrate his single 'This is the Year' making it to number 19 on the Top 30. (Charl Leslie was standing in for Wayne Hart.)
If you missed the final interview you can catch up right here! Lesley Bloy, Project Manager for the Sustainable Seas Trust, wraps the series with much praise for businesses and residents of NMB. Operation Clean Spot was proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Programme.
CEO of the Mandela Bay Theatre Complex, Ngonyama has impressive plans for the grand old lady once known as the Port Elizabeth Opera House.
Crucial economic data out this week, the latest business index, as well as inflation and interest rates, begging the question - could something known as stagflation be on the cards for South Africa?
Born and raised on a farm in the Karoo. Now studying at the University of Stellenbosch pursing her love for music and poetry. Madam Katherine caught up with the Drive team to chat about her musical journey.
The auction of broadband spectrum generates billions, the South Africa Consumer Confidence index is down, and passengers irate over Comair's grounding saga.
The Terry Myataza Foundation is a South African Non-Profit Organization established in 2020 to help serve society by focusing its projects on underprivileged areas in and around Gqberha. Founder Terry Myataza joined Kaycee for this week's edition of Algoa Cares.
Dan Patlansky released his brand new album on 25 February and will be in Gqeberha on the 19 March for his album launch show.
Petrol and diesel predicted to hit alarming highs, Eskom's diesel powered turbines, needed to keep the lights on, will cost the country billions, and Kulula.com is back in South African skies.
Another disastrous day on the JSE for Naspers and Prosus, Bloomberg mulls a fule price cap and grounded Comair will fly again but will need financial assistance.
It’s dubbed one of the most gruelling races on the planet - IRONMAN 70.3 - but that’s not stopping Cornelia Liebenberg! Mio caught up with this awe-inspiring athlete ahead of the event taking place on Sunday 3rd April.
An absolute bloodbath on the JSE for two of its heavyweights Naspers and Prosus, the Chinese city of Shenzhen in complete covid lockdown, and Comair remains grounded.
SAFTA-winning South African star Kim Engelbrecht (Reyka, The Flash) has a key role this season.She joins the cast as Decima, a weapons engineer who becomes Marcus’ first recruit. She’s also trying to rekindle a relationship with an android version of her dead daughter, Vrille.
Charl crossed to Beijing to catch up with Nozuko who is currently serving as a diplomat in Beijing - the reason for the chat - her debut novel, Christopher, was the second runner-up of the Dinaane Debut Fiction Award 2020.
Bongiwe Budasa, Junior Project Manager at The IRONMAN Group, fills us in on everything we need to know about becoming part of the elite Ironman volunteer team for this year's race. The race happens April 3rd in Nelson Mandela Bay.
COMAIR remains grounded over safety concerns leaving thousands of passengers stranded, food prices predicted to rise globally by 22 percent due to the war in Ukraine, and the markets remain volatile.
The Special Investigating Unit has raided the offices of the National Lottery Committee, and Russian oligarch, and owner of Chelsea Football Club, Roman Abramovich, has his assets frozen.
Proteas legend and passionate conservationist Mark Boucher fills us in on how we can support the Boucher Legacy Foundation's inaugural Art for Conservation online auction - initiated to raise much-needed funds to save an ever-growing list of endangered mammals.
The SA business index is up, Eskom's load shedding is costing the country a billion rand a day, and the price of oil is set to rise again in April.
Umnombo Foundation founder, Hlathikazi Beni, shares their NPO's battle to address the shocking lack of basics like sanitation and access to computers in many rural and township schools in the Eastern Cape.
South Africa has rebounded well from the pandemic, oil prices continue to rise, and McDonald's becomes the latest global brand to shut its doors in Russia.
If you missed this week’s episode you can catch up right here. Siya Ntsumpa heads up a praiseworthy NPO called Giving them Wings. This award-winning NPO goes about the business of ‘adopting’ schools and empowering the learners to take charge of cleaning up the world in which they live. Operation Clean Spot is proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Programme.
Global markets remain in turmoil over the war in Ukraine, an interest rate hike is predicted for South Africa in the coming months, and Moscow warns it will cut off Germany's gas supply if the West pushes ahead with a ban on Russian oil imports.
Mike Glover, MD for Red Cherry Adventures, fills Algoa Country in on this extreme sporting event coming to the city mid-March.
Anton is flying the South African flag high in the UK, he can now add to his impressive CV - composer and lyric writer for a new jubilee anthem celebrating the Queen’s 70 years on the throne. Charl caught up with him while he was on a visit to his hometown.
The price of oil surges, this has a knock-on effect on everything moved by land, sea, or air, while Netflix and American Express join a slew of big-name companies to pull out of Russia.
Stock markets around the world remain under pressure as Russia intensifies its attack on Ukraine.
MyAnna Buring is a Swedish actress, known for her roles in The Descent, Kill List, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 and Part 2, Ripper Street, The Witcher and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Blood and Wine caught up with the Drive team to discuss her recurring role on the hit Netflix series - The Witcher.
It's the final countdown - Annelize Botha joined Kaycee for a rundown of their 'go big or go home' plans in celebration of their fourth year of roaring local trade! Algoa FM is a proud media partner to the Locally Yours Market.
The economic fallout from the war against Ukraine continues, Russia's markets remain closed, and Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich puts Chelsea Football Club up for sale.
Centre Manager, Paula Kumm, tells us more about this incredible school which aims is to see every deaf child succeed in the mainstream world. World Hearing Day takes place on the 3rd March.
In recognition of World Teen Mental Health Day, 2nd March, Ilze Biggs, Counselling Psychologist and Conscious Parenting Specialist, joined Breakfast for a heart-to-heart chat.
More big names fingered in part three of the Zondo Commission's report, new vehicle sales are up, and the markets still feeling the effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
"South Africa risks becoming a failed state", the public wage sector bill cited as one of the biggest risks to the country's finances, and government unveils its proposals to introduce new quotas for foreign workers.
The 'feisty' Titans Team Administrator is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to cricket. Smithies is a former England cricketer who played as a left-handed batter and right-arm medium bowler.
Sanctions against Russia see Putin put his country's nuclear weapons on high alert while western governments clamp down on 'golden passports', and the oil price jumps by R1.46 cents a liter.
Maluta Netshalu, Senior Manager Agriculture CVP, joined Kaycee for another informative chat on their innovative solutions to South Africa's ever-challenging agricultural landscape.
Charlie T caught up with coach Adrian Birrell ahead of his team’s CSA T20 clash at St George's today.
Global markets whiplashed by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Naspers and its subsidiary feel the effect and we can expect the price of bread to go up, and of course fuel.
Over the next couple of weeks, Revix founder and CEO Sean Sanders will be sharing everything you need to know about investing in cryptocurrency.
Pan South African Language Board CEO, Lance Schultz, joined The Drive to talk all things language in celebration of International Mother Language Day.
A broad welcome for Finance Minister Godongwana's budget and his tough-love policy for state-owned enterprises, negative reaction came from credit rating agency Fitch, as they warned the powers that be to curtail government spending and do more to contain rising debt.
Expounding on the great news on this week’s edition of Cares was POWA’s Legal Manager, Disemelo Tlali.
Breakfast caught up with Mayoral Spokesperson, Tango Lamani, to ask the questions on everyone's lips regarding the current state of the water coming out of the taps in Nelson Mandela Bay.
Global markets react to Russia's invasion, of Ukraine, and key points in today's budget speech will be the servicing of SA's massive debt along with the need to increase social spending.
If you missed this week's episode, catch up right here. The ReTrade Project is a community-based recycling and social empowerment non-profit initiative. Operation Clean Spot is proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Programme.
Petri Cronje, CEO Foundation57, joined Lance to talk about the two major objectives of the ATKV Hartenbos & 57 Louis Foundation Golf Day - to fundraise for kids in need - and have fun!
Psychiatrist, Prof Renata Schoeman, joined Lee and Charlie T to give her professional opinion on the Netflix docuseries that’s got everyone talking.
Global markets down sharply as Russian troops amass on either side of Ukraine, Naspers, Prosus and Tencent plunge amid fears of a renewed China tech clampdown, and SAA will get a further three and a half billion rands.
Algoa Country loves the music of Carli J Myers! Charl Leslie, standing in for Wayne Hart, was joined by the down-to-earth muso in celebration of her third number one on the station.
Markets continue to be affected as the world holds its breath over the Russia/Ukraine crisis, and big news for South Africa this week will be the 2022 Budget presented by Minister Godongwana this Wednesday.
Global markets continue to labour under the shadow of the Russia/Ukraine crisis, SAA's restructuring deal has 'flown into turbulence', and US private equity firm, Silver Lake, invests in the All Blacks.
It's the number one birth defect in the world and yet it rarely is spoken about. Charlotte Lombard joined Kaycee to expound on the vital work Heartkids SA is doing to educate and provide support for parents whose babies/children have congenital heart disease.
SA's Minerals and Energy Minister affirms his position on renewable energy, a Red Tape Team appointed to expedite business procedures, and "Mr. Market to Mr. Putin - we don't believe you're not going to invade your neighbour."
Global markets breathe a sigh of relief at the possibility of a de-escalation in Ukraine, Glencore to reopen its oil refinery in Cape Town, and Dutch international beer giant, Heineken, gets the green light from shareholders to buy Distell.
While all eyes are on Ukraine and Russia, big local stories back home include government considering the funding of part or all of Eskom's massive debt, red tape is holding up R90 billion rand in ready-to-go projects, and Sibanye-Stillwater strike looks imminent.
In celebration of World Radio Day, 13th February, Ross, the latest addition to the Algoa Fm line-up, found himself on the other side of the mic.
The possibility of an imminent invasion by Russia into Ukraine affects the markets, the IMF bemoans the state of SA's economy, and an interest rate hike likely on the cards.
SA's much-loved singer-songwriter has released her first new single in over a year. Carver says 'Take My Hand' celebrates life and being together again after lockdown and social isolation.
Reckless is an inspiring musician who records and produces his own tracks - while juggling a full-time job. However, music is his passion.
Ramaphosa announces in State of the Nation Address that the R350 grant for the poor is extended for another 12 months, a new law around the selling of electricity to be introduced, and the public auction of high-frequency digital spectrum will commence within a month.
Business confidence in South Africa is on the up, COSATU welcomes minimum wage increase, and Anglo- American open new Aquila metallurgical coal mine 'down under.'
It’s all about Image and Welcome to the World featured on Algoa Cares today. Founded by the indefatigable Klaus Rodeman, this NPO was the proud recipient of the Dispatch Local Hero Award in 2020. Find out how you can lend a helping hand.
Wayne Hart caught up with Becky Hill live on Zoom about how her life has changed and her sudden rise to fame and success
Employment quota for foreigners on the cards, the CEO of the beleaguered Landbank resigns, and former ABSA CEO appointed as the new head of the Presidential Climate Finance Task Team.
If you missed this week’s interview you can catch up right here. Mio caught up with Aaniya Omardien, founder of The Beach Co-Op, to find out how communities can get involved to keep our beaches clean. Operation Clean Spot is proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Programme.
Eskom's CEO promises action over poor-performing managers as load-shedding hits again, the Western Cape High Court orders the temporary halting of a seismic survey off its coast, and Telkom under pressure.
Moody's still very glum about South Africa's prospects, and CADAC is sold for millions to a JSE listed importer.
CEO for Mantis, Paul Gardiner, joined the Breakfast Team to elaborate on the survival academy tailormade for family fun. Paul did not arrive empty-handed - in true Grylls style - live worms and fish eyes! Did Charlie T get those fish eyes down?
Adrian Gardiner, Chairman of the Mantis Group, joined the Breakfast Team to share the story of how his remarkable vision has turned a 1970's railway carriage into five-star luxury accommodation. The Breakfast Team was live from the carriage.
In a world-first, SA's Afrigen Biologics announces that they have made their own version of the vaccine, and a day of wild swings on the markets as FaceBook/Metaverse records a huge loss due to the growth of rival TikTok.
Eskom reintroduces load shedding to avoid a 'grid collapse' and ' possible catastrophic' blackout, Cape Town reacts by looking for independent power suppliers, and British PM, Boris Johson, pledges to look into leading global consulting firm Bain's conduct in SA 'with urgency.'
CHOC's Debbie Kleinenberg, Regional Manager Eastern Cape, joined Kaycee to fill us in on how we can support this incredible cause while having a bit of fun at the office!
Transet was the 'ground zero of state capture' - part 2 of the Zondo Commission's report continues with shocking revelations of big names linked to the plundering of state funds under Zuma's tenure. Will they be prosecuted?
Old Mutual wins High Court battle against former CEO, the mining sector generated a strong tax month for December, will National Treasury use it to cancel debt or spend it?
Director John Creighton joined The Drive to share his excitement at the incredible response to the news that this world-class institution is about to open a campus in Nelson Mandela Bay.
Futurologist Clem Sunter needs no introduction - grab a cup of coffee, put your feet up, and catch up on Sunter's predictions for the year ahead! Clem also recently released the book, 'Thinking the Future: New Perspectives from the Shoulders of Giants', together with Mitch Ilbury.
A fairly tumultuous first month of the year with the prediction for the rest of 2022 being that South Africa and other countries will continue to hike interest rates in a bid to curb rising inflation.
Councilor Humphrey Maxengwana joined Brian to talk through the vitally important process of electing ward councilors.
As expected, the Reserve Bank hikes interest rates by a quarter of a percent, Ramaphosa warns that a basic income grant is unaffordable, and the markets remain volatile as tensions continue to rise between Ukraine and Russia.
Maluta Netshalu, Senior Manager Agriculture CVP, joined Kaycee to elaborate on their innovative solutions to South Africa's ever-challenging agricultural landscape.
Marais joined Brian to talk the Eastern Cape vs Northern Cape clash happening at Buffalo Park until Sunday.
Access Campaign Advocacy Officer at Doctors without Borders, Candice Sehoma, joined breakfast to explain why we need to achieve the WHO's vaccine equity targets as soon as possible.
Access Campaign Advocacy Officer at Doctors without Borders, Candice Sehoma, joined breakfast to explain why we need to achieve the WHO's vaccine equity targets as soon as possible.
The Algoa Park Neighbourhood Watch has taken their crime-fighting efforts to another level, secretary of the NPO, Louisa Uithaler, joined Kaycee for this week's edition of Algoa Cares.
The US Federal Reserve Bank leaves rates unchanged, all eyes are now on the SA Reserve Bank ahead of its meeting today, there is a real possibility that an increase, albeit a slight one, will be announced this afternoon.
The International Monetary Fund cuts SA's growth forecast for 2022, SARS revenue collection is down, shining a light on where the money for a basic income grant would come from, and Ramaphosa orders an indepth probe into Telkom.
Director John Creighton joined the Breakfast Team to elaborate on the exciting opportunities available at this world-class institution about to open a campus in Gqebhera.
If you missed this week’s interview you can catch up right here. MMC for Public Health, Tshonono Buyeye, joined Mio to make an impassioned plea to residents to play their part. Operation Clean Spot is proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Programme.
Global markets are badly rattled over worries Russia will invade Ukraine, the Western Cape High Court approves Steinhoff's billion rand settlement, and the Hawks arrest an ABSA engineer for the theft of over R100m.
Levies, taxing water tank owners? Residents are confused as the rumor mill swings into action. "It's not about money, we just want to have a look and get out," - BC Municipal Spokesperson Samkelo Ngwenya. Take a listen!
If you’re on TikTok, chances are you know of Will Linley – a 20-year-old Cape Town-born and raised singer, who has clocked more than 5 million views on TikTok - now he has gone GLOBAL
The International Catering Food and Bakery Consultant joined Charl from Doha, Qatar, to chat about the industry and the year ahead in a world still dominated by the pandemic.
A big week ahead regarding inflation and interest rates, global markets have reacted, and Amazon loses 20 billion dollars.
Bradley Turner aka Philosophy The Beat Reaper from Gqeberha chats to the Drive team about his musical journey.
A disappointing trade update for retail giant Woolworths ahead of its half-year results, Distell reports exceptional growth of its cider brands, and fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine affecting the markets.
Dr. Ronald Whelan joined the Breakfast Team to report back on data collected that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt the effectiveness of the vaccine.
Dr. Ronald Whelan joined the Breakfast Team to report back on data collected that proves beyond a shadow of a doubt the effectiveness of the vaccine.
Inflation at a five-year high points towards an interest rate hike next week, and a Gqeberha born US biotech billionaire has launched a plant that will produce a billion Covid-19 vaccine doses in Cape Town by 2025.
Nyara Youth Development’s Robyn Mafanya joined Kaycee as the first Algoa Cares guest for 2022. Creating transformation and equalizing access to opportunities is at the forefront of what this incredible NPO is all about.
Chief Executive Officer for Higher Health, Dr. Ramneek Ahluwalia, explains the thinking around possibly implementing a mandatory vaccination policy at universities and higher learning institutions.
Chief Executive Officer for Higher Health, Dr. Ramneek Ahluwalia, explains the thinking around possibly implementing a mandatory vaccination policy at universities and higher learning institutions.
A second big-name whistleblower the victim of a suspicious burglary, top US management company Bain withdraws its membership from Business Leadership SA, and Microsoft pays billions for video game maker Activision Blizzard.
Eskom digging its heels in over 20.5 % tariff increase, Old Mutual back in court over the firing of their ex-CEO, and the markets looking reasonable.
From humble beginnings to becoming South Africa's pre-eminent filmmaker - Anant joined Charl to chat about the release of his captivating memoir 'In Black and White'.
Inflation numbers due out this week, the resignation of the CEO of global banking giant Credit Suisse, Antonio Horta-Osorio, makes headlines, and just how much money can you make on YouTube?
FiveSidedDice is a multi-genre music project from the coast of South Africa which was started in 2008 by Roscoe Nefdt, who is currently active and/or performing with Fear The Tides, Coastal Clones, and Undead Generation. The journey of the FiveSidedDice project remains ongoing, and the sound ever-changing and evolving.
Agri SA bemoans crops damaged by heavy rains, the row over tainted Boston consultancy firm Bain & Company continues, and shipping chaos at the world's biggest port threatens the global supply chain.
Chamber CEO Denise Van Huyssteen and Mentorship Programme Head, Candice Parker, joined Breakfast to elaborate on what this means for business in the Bay.
Prof Muloiwa, the Head of Department for Paediatric and Child Health at the University of Cape Town, and member of the South African National Immunization Technical Advisory Group, confirms yet again that getting vaccinated and having a follow-up booster shot saves lives.
Prof Muloiwa, the Head of Department for Paediatric and Child Health at the University of Cape Town, and member of the South African National Immunization Technical Advisory Group, confirms yet again that getting vaccinated and having a follow-up booster shot saves lives.
Big swings on world markets due to US inflation rate, Naspers and other big commodity players claim to have inflation covered, and SAB disappointed at Supreme Court of Appeal ruling.
The alcohol supply chain experiencing difficulties, Tongaat Hulett, Standard Bank, and the Rudlins, deny suggestions of impropriety, and big tech company Altron to get a new CEO.
If you missed 2022's first edition of Operation Clean Spot you can catch up right here. Mio was joined by the CEO of the Sustainable Seas Trust, Dr. Tony Ribbink. Operation Clean Spot is proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Programme.
Vehicle sales are up, SAA's 'shameful past' to be investigated, and rising bond deals and fears of interest rate hikes in the US are causing nervousness in the marketplace.
A fascinating and compelling chat to one of South Africa's finest on the recent publication of the Des and Dawn Lindberg memoir, 'Every Day Is An Opening Night - Our Journey Together.'
Part one of the Zondo Commission continues to reveal that PWC failed to act as a watchdog, many other auditing firms are implicated, and the riots in Kazakstan still affecting the price of oil.
The Zondo Report points a finger at PWC implicating other major auditing firms like US management consultancy Bain & Company, and Bitcoin feels the effects of the riots in Kazakhstan as does the price of oil.
No stranger to music lovers across Nelson Mandela Bay, Andre Strydom is a man of many talents, he joined breakfast in his role as Chief Clinical Technologist (Diagnostics and Procedural Science) Department of Critical Care Medicine /Livingstone Hospital ICU.
No stranger to music lovers across Nelson Mandela Bay, Andre Strydom is a man of many talents, he joined breakfast in his role as Chief Clinical Technologist (Diagnostics and Procedural Science) Department of Critical Care Medicine /Livingstone Hospital ICU to talk omicron and surviving the holiday season.
A victory for environmental activists as Shell's seismic ship leaves SA shores, Telkom is back in court over possible spectrum auction, and global markets are sharply down.
The findings of the Zondo Commission make global headlines, the JSE blasts to fresh record highs, and Warren Buffet scores on the back of Apple becoming the first three trillion-dollar company.
The price of fuel to drop, the trial of businesswoman Elizabeth Holmes ends in her conviction in a case that has gripped Silicon Valley, and Apple's value rises dramatically.
Jesse Gallant joined Breakfast in celebration of winning the SABC reality TV show 'A Cut Above the Rest' - "the salon floor becomes the battleground as the country’s bravest hair-wizards go head-to-head for the crown'.
Counting the cost of the pandemic on the global economy as the new year begins, and the Reserve Bank to meet later this week.
They've dominated the music scene for decades. Ross from Prime Circle caught up with the Drive show to chat about their on-going tour.
A recording artist and musician from Durban, and has been playing musical instruments since the age of 6 years old. His track has hit Number #1 on the Algoa Top 30.
If you missed this week’s edition of Operation Clean Spot you can catch up right here. The CEO Designate of the Sustainable Seas Trust, Janine Osborne, talks us through the process of getting set up to recycle. Operation Clean Spot is proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Programme.
Multi-award singer and songwriter and a published poet and worked in LA-USA for more than a decade - born and breed in Gqeberha, Cindy Alter caught up with the Drive team.
With captivating vocals, a unique style and an alternative approach to music, Andre Graham caught up with the Drive team during the Friday Music Club Feature.
Executive Mayor of Kouga Municipality, Horatio Hendricks, is rolling out the red carpet to visitors to his region, but, his plea about saving water is one that all tourists to the Eastern Cape should take heed of.
Cape Town-based entrepreneur and biotechnologist, Ashely Uys, has produced the first locally-made Covid-19 antigen test in Africa - at a drastically reduced price.
Cape Town-based entrepreneur and biotechnologist, Ashely Uys, has produced the first locally-made Covid-19 antigen test in Africa - at a drastically reduced price.
In the final report from the Business Desk for 2021, rating agency Fitch unexpectedly upgrades South Africa to stable, the Bank of England raises its interest rate, and the JSE closes for the holiday period.
The Breakfast Team caught up with Matthew Mole who is in our neck of the woods for his #OMGitsSummer tour.
The UK scraps its red list, Eskom faces an environmentally challenging dilemma, and the markets are down ahead of today's decision by the US Federal Reserve Bank on interest rates and inflation.
CEO for BirdLife South Africa, Mark Anderson, explains the huge conservation plan and crowdfunding initiative to save the decimation of the island's birdlife.
A catch-up with the British singer/songwriter to talk his new single Rise included the promise of Yorkshire pudding delivered in-person to the studio!
A high-level panel recommends a permanent basic employment grant, the cost of PCR tests falls dramatically, and the markets are somewhat nervous.
Qatar Airways causes massive disappointment amongst travelers as they close international flights again, Shell defends its plan to undertake seismic exploration along the Wild Coast amidst protest action at many of its outlets.
Singer Day 35 from Cradock debuts his romantic track during the Friday Music Club Feature,
Local tour operators battling due to cancellations to South Africa, Minerals and Energy Minister criticizes attacks on oil and gas developments, and the markets sagging due to worries over omicron.
From being a biker to releasing his first album - Marc "Bullet" Brunsdon explains it all.
As this year’s 16 Days for No Violence against Women and Children Campaign draws to a close, we ask the question – what will it take to see real change. Dr. Lesley Ann Foster, founder, and Director of Masimanyane Women's Rights International is more than qualified to answer this question.
Booster shots are already being administered in many other countries. Mia Malan, editor in chief at the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism, tells us more about South Africa's plans around booster jabs.
Booster shots are already being administered in many other countries. Mia Malan, editor in chief at the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism, tells us more about South Africa's plans around booster shots.
The 40-second clip by the CABC contains the last words of unvaccinated patients who died from COVID-19 – the message - “Have no regrets. Get vaccinated". The Breakfast Team caught up with the Creative Director for Iron-Heart Content Creation Studio on behalf of the Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change, Kush Chetty.
The 40-second clip by the CABC contains the last words of unvaccinated patients who died from COVID-19 – the message - “Have no regrets. Get vaccinated". The Breakfast Team caught up with the Creative Director for Iron-Heart Content Creation Studio on behalf of the Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change, Kush Chetty.
The International Monetary Fund says South Africa needs to get rid of non-performing state entities, the Business Confidence Index is down, and Diskem issues a mandate for all staff to get vaccinated by February next year or......
A long-standing NPO in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, volunteer Maureen Krige, joined Kaycee to talk about their ongoing need for assistance in these trying times.
Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Communications and Media Liaison Officer - Mamela Ndamase caught up with the Drive team about the devastating impact of 13 areas within the Nelson Mandela Bay faced with water shortages.
The Irish boy band Westlife have had an astonishingly long run for their genre, releasing 10 albums in 11 years and racking up 14 No. 1 hits in the UK. The legendary group who've made history everywhere they have gone with albums having sold in the millions and downloads and streams in the tenths of millions with a Guinness World Records. The Drive with Roland and Roch-Lè caught up with Nicky Byrne from Westlife.
South Africa's economy down by one and a half percent in the 3rd quarter of the year, driven in part by high unemployment rates, and NEDLAC throws its weight behind vaccine mandates.
If you missed episode five of Operation Clean Spot, you can catch up right here. Nelson Mandela Bay businesses and private citizens are putting their weight behind this initiative, but, there is still much to be done. The Programme Manager for Operation Clean Spot, Lesley Bloy, fills us in on the successes thus far. Operation Clean Spot is proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Programme.
She started playing the violin at age 5, was rejected from the school choir, but now, this multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter is making waves in the industry!
Global markets appear to be shrugging off omicron, European Health Unions to meet to discuss easing travel restrictions imposed on African countries, and the SECCAWU strike has ended.
Standing in for Charle Leslie, Roch-Lè, caught up with Liam Burger for a heart-to-heart chat about life, surviving tough times, and making some incredible new music!
It's going to be an interesting week, markets are poised to react to omicron, and business leaders call for a mandatory vaccination policy ahead of this week's meeting by the president with the Coronoviris Comand Council.
The platinum-selling, award-winning singer-songwriter has just released his 7th studio album and first single from the album. He also had some good news for fans in the Bay.
Ford injects millions into its engine plant at Struandale, PRASA sacks its CEO, and Alexander Forbes appoints former ABSA CEO as its Chair Designate.
He's a multi-talented muso who now lives and yes, bakes sourdough bread in the Garden Route! Foster joined Breakfast for a catch-up while the team was on a visit to the Southern Cape in celebration of Algoa FM's tenth anniversary in the region.
MD for Fancourt, Peter Dros, joined Breakfast to 'raise a glass' to a successful business partnership over the ten years Algoa FM has been broadcasting to the Southern Cape. '
Miyakazi Nokwe, Chief Director for Communicable Diseases in the EC, did not mince her words upon joining the Breakfast Show to discuss omicron and the fourth wave.
A legend of the recording studio and a multi-platinum songwriter - Garth Taylor caught up with the Drive team.
Miyakazi Nokwe, Chief Director for Communicable Diseases in the EC, did not mince her words upon joining the Breakfast Show to discuss omicron and the fourth wave.
ABSA's purchasing managing index impresses, SA's growth expected to rebound, and definitive policy action on electricity generation is needed.
Marcelle Human, Recruitment, Promotion and Awareness Manager for the Association for the Physically Disabled, joined Kaycee to chat about their indefatigable day-to-day endeavours to achieve equal rights for the disabled in the NMB metro.
South Africa has the highest unemployment rate in the world, markets fluctuate due to knock-on effects of omicron, and Aspen gets license to manufacture its own vaccine.
Founder Annelise Botha on why the Locally Yours Market is the place to go for all your end-of-year gifts.
Embattled motorists facing another fuel hike ahead of the festive season, platinum giants in fight for Royal Bafokeng, and economists expect the world economy to weather the fourth wave.
South Africa breathes a sigh of relief as Ramaphosa announces the country will remain on Alert Level One for now, while global markets went into a tailspin Friday following the travel ban announced by the UK government.
The second work of fiction by the SABC journalist is called "Plundering Paradise'. Mike joined the Breakfast show to talk storylines and the very real threat of seismic blasting set to destroy marine life along the Wild Coast.
Director at Kloppers George, Willem Kloppers JNR, joined Breakfast to celebrate ten years of Algoa FM broadcasting to George. And to let you in on some incredible Black Friday deals!
The UK puts SA back on its red list in a major blow to tourism, the new strain of the virus has spooked investors, and cabinet approves new carbon targets.
She’s a powerhouse of talent and a force to be reckoned with when it comes to gender-based violence. And today, the 25th of November, the start of 16 Days of No Violence Against Women and Children, she is launching her trailblazing NPO Fight For Good.
Algoa FM is celebrating a decade of broadcast in the Garden Route. Wayne, Lee and Charlie T chat to Wally Goddard – Manager at van Rensburg about celebrating a decade with Algoa FM. Wally also shares Van Rensburg Foods secret to being successful in business for over 80 years
Algoa FM is celebrating a decade of broadcast in the Garden Route. Wayne, Lee and Charlie T chat to Kobus Watson– CEO of Watsons Meat about the history of the business and how it has grown successful since 1915.
An ex -Lead Director at ABSA is taking the bank to court for firing him, international investors remain skittish due to rising inflation, and in the US, a non-existent piece of land has been purchased for millions.
Pieter Du Plessis heads up SA for Hope, an NPO doing its utmost in trying times to provide drought and humanitarian relief to farmers, their workers, animals, and communities in drought-stricken areas.
Bhananesh Parbhoo, Project Manager of the Social Employment Fund, explains how this employment stimulus project is helping to create jobs as part of the Government’s broader economic recovery agenda. ,
The Government Employees Pension Fund says there are significant hurdles to converting the bonds it holds in Eskom to equity to assist struggling Eskom, mining houses are planning massive renewable energy projects, and the US to release 50m barrels of reserve oil.
The hugely popular doctor turned comedian is about to hit the big screen in cinemas across the country in the sequel to his award-winning comedy, Material. With a stellar cast and a cameo from the inimitable Mark Banks, it sounds like a must-see.
If you missed episode four of Operation Clean Spot you can catch up right here. Chandru Wadhwani, the Joint Managing Director for Extrupet, explains why separating household waste is of the utmost importance. Operation Clean Spot is proudly sponsored by media partner Algoa FM and funded by CEFAS through the UK Government’s Ocean Country Partnership Programme.
Global markets balancing pressure from surging covid cases in Europe with travel stocks also feeling the heat as Austria goes into lockdown, and Germany looking set to follow.
Talented musos Sabelo and Nicholai were this week's featured artists on the FMC. From their home in Jeffrey's Bay, they're all about making feel-good music, and have just launched a new single called 'Drama'.
Charl crossed to the USA to catch up with global activist and TRC Founder, Khalil Osiris, ahead of his TRC Orange Couch Conversations Campaign - the goal - to engage 10,000 young men to take a pledge to end gender-based violence and get actively involved in the initiative. This is a must-listen conversation as we head towards the start of 16 Days for No Violence Against Women and Children.
No change for SA's credit ratings, Austria to go into a hard lockdown, and the rand and remains under pressure.
If you are in a position to give back, Thre Tree of Joy is the perfect way to do it. Round table’s Angela Newton tells us more.
Southampton-born Craig David joined the Breakfast Show from his studio in the UK to talk his new single, the promise of a tour to SA, and a huge 'hugfest' in studio when he gets here!
The interest rate hike saw the rand fall to its lowest level this year, Turkey goes against the grain by cutting interest rates, and it looks like it's all over for Mango Airlines.
This NPO is a temporary Safe Care Facility for abused, abandoned, neglected, and orphaned children aged 0 to 6 years. Catherine Van Rensburg joined Kaycee to appeal to Algoa Country for assistance.
Red Alert's CEO, Peter Harvey, on their ambitious plan to bring crime stats in the city down.
Go George Manager James Rob on their tireless efforts to ensure 'universal access' to the community. (November is Disabled Rights Awareness Month)
Joan van Dyk, Senior Health Journalist at the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism, joined Breakfast to share vital information around the COVID-19 booster vaccination roll out in South Africa. (Bhekisisa journalists are trained in evidence-based journalism, their reporters and editors use peer-reviewed journal studies and reliable statistics to support their stories.)
Joan van Dyk, Senior Health Journalist at the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism, joined Breakfast to share vital information around the COVID-19 booster vaccination roll out in South Africa. (Bhekisisa journalists are trained in evidence-based journalism, their reporters and editors use peer-reviewed journal studies and reliable statistics to support their stories.)
SA's R131 billion climate change loan is not a done deal, Minister Pravin Gordhan hints at sabotage by 'certain' Eskom employees, and the Reserve Bank to make a decision on interest rates later on today.
In April 2017, Shérie “Palesa” de Wet read an article about girls missing school due to a lack of sanitary pads. She set out to find a sustainable solution, and after six months of research and testing, the Palesa Pads Foundation was born. And now she'd love some Eastern Cape corporates to get on board.
Massmart is gearing up for a massive strike come Friday, Tax Justice Network says billions in tax revenue is lost due to tax abuse, and Naspers expecting a fall in earnings.
The multi-award-winning MultiChoice film 'Barakat' is South Africa’s official submission for Best International Feature at the 94th Academy Awards® next year. The Drive caught up with acclaimed actress Quanita Adams to talk about what has made this movie a runaway success.
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Ironman SA takes place this Sunday, 21 November, and pro-triathlete Natia Van Heerden will be putting her body to the test as the official ambassador for Wilderness Foundation Africa. Algoa FM is a proud broadcast media partner to the Ironman African Championship.
Trouble looming for the Massmart group ahead of Black Friday, Heineken to buy "booze giant", and all eyes are on the virtual summit between the USA and China. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Sunday 14th November is World Diabetes Day, Megan Soanes, board member of Diabetes SA, joined Charl for this week's Sunday Sit Down.
This week's Friday Music Club featured the multi-talented producer, singer, and songwriter Peela B.
Two important announcements this week, October CPI Data out Wednesday and an interest rates decision come Thursday, and Transnet, the Coega Special Economic Zone, and the Central Energy Fund looking to develop a floating gas storage unit. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)