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THE TOUCHDOWN
Enter the TouchDown, where all listeners are treated like royalty. Presented by Tbo Touch - the afternoon drive show is to keep listeners informed on daily current affairs content whilst giving them an opportunity to get involved in the conversation on air, social media and having fun.
Advocate Makhosazana Lindhorst
The recent arrest of a South African suspect allegedly linked to an international digital sextortion ring has once again exposed the borderless nature of online crime and its devastating real-world consequences, following the tragic suicide of a Swiss teenager. We’re joined by Acting CEO, Advocate Makhosazana Lindhorst, to unpack technology-facilitated crime, its growing reach, and the urgent need for greater accountability.
Tinyiko Mohale
The starting line is calling! The Waterfall City Half Marathon, in partnership with METRO FM, is gearing up to get thousands of runners and walkers moving. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just looking for a reason to get active, there’s a distance waiting for you. Tinyiko Mohale, Chairperson of the Waterfall City Athletics Club Race Organising Committee, joins us to talk about the launch, the race experience and exactly where listeners can enter before entries close.
L’vovo Derrango
WEDNESDAY LIFESTYLE: One moment, you can be living life at full speed, and the next, your health can bring everything to a standstill. Kwaito star L’vovo Derrango knows this reality all too well. The award-winning musician, whose real name is Thokozani Ndlovu, suffered a devastating stroke while performing on stage an experience that left him fighting for his life, stripped him of his independence, and forced him to rebuild his life from the ground up. Today, he opens up about the health battle that changed everything.
Ampie Cortzee and Nicola Olivier
Today on Show Your Colours, we head to Mountain Cambridge School in Hartbeespoort, where academic excellence is paired with personal growth, critical thinking and a strong belief in the potential of every learner. We’re joined by Ampie Cortzee and Nicola Olivier to find out how they are helping young people grow into confident, capable and ambitious individuals.
Adv. Fred Makgato
You’ve got the capital, you want to be your own boss, and you’re considering buying a franchise. But before you sign on the dotted line, do you really understand what you’re buying? From franchise fees and royalties to operational rules and the strength of the brand, there’s much more to franchise ownership than simply putting up a familiar sign. Adv. Fred Makgato, CEO of FASA, joins us to break down the good, the bad and the costly.
Bobby Ramagwede
Revved Up: How safe is the car you're driving? The latest #SaferCarsForAfrica results have put the spotlight firmly on the safety of some of South Africa's most popular entry-level vehicles, with some recording just one or two stars for adult occupant protection. We speak to Bobby Ramagwede, CEO of the Automobile Association of South Africa, about what these results mean for motorists.
Tumi Morake
MONDAY LIFESTYLE: Mzansi’s “First Lady of Comedy”, the inimitable Tumi Morake, delightfully rolled onto The Masked Singer South Africa Season 3 stage as the sweet and sassy Koeksister – but to the embarrassment of one of the show’s celebrity detectives. She joins us for a sit down.
Dr Motlatsi Molefe
When we think about being scammed, we often imagine dodgy contractors or online fraudsters. But what happens when it's the very person you've trusted to protect your rights and your money... your lawyer? Who holds legal practitioners accountable, and where do you turn if your money disappears? This afternoon were joined by Dr Motlatsi Molefe, CEO of the Legal Practitioners Fidelity Fund,to discuss how to spot the warning signs and what steps to take if you believe you,ve been defrauded.
Elaine
WEDNESDAY LIFESTYLE: We hang with award-winning singer- songwriter Elaine reunites with global hitmakers Major League DJz for their irresistible new single, One More Dance featuring acclaimed producers Atmos Blaq and Mpho.wav.
Khanya Ntsane and Zea Maria van der Merwe
SHOW YOUR COLOURS: Since Abbotts High Schools inception in 1971, the school has helped thousands of students just like Khanya Ntsane and Zea Maria van der Merwe achieve academic success, overcome challenges and find their voice to take massive leaps towards their dreams.
Lindokuhle Madlingozi
In a world that's always on the go, Lindokuhle Madlingozi has found success by helping people slow down. Her soothing ASMR videos featuring soft whispers, calming sounds, and isiZulu-language triggers have captivated audiences on TikTok. Now, through The ASMR Experience, she's showing that creating peace of mind can be both meaningful and profitable.
Malusi Mbokazi
MONDAY REPLENISHMENT GOSPEL HOUR : Malusi Mbokazi is a renowned South African gospel artist, best known as the former lead singer of the award-winning acapella group Abanqobi before launching a successful solo career with hits like Ngisize Nkosi and & Dondolo
Shannon Esra
MONDAY LIFESTYLE: SAFTA-winning actress Shannon Esra blossomed as Protea on The Masked Singer South Africa
Dichaba Phalatse
The Touchdown team chat to Dichaba Phalatse
Morda
The Touchdown teams call Morda live on air
Kwanele Msibi
Kwanele Msibi a Facilities Sales and Marketing Manager Technology talk to us about SABCs Technology on broadcasting quality and what that looks like in a digitally transforming world and career opportunities.
Magesh
The Touchdown team chats to Magesh from Kwa-Thema
Ines Uamba
An SABC Exhibitor Ines Uamba joins us to talk about the role of Learning and Development at the SABC and available opportunities
Coach Pitso Mosimane
He's one of Africa's most celebrated football minds, a serial winner who's flown the South African flag with pride on some of the world's biggest stages. But beyond the trophies and touchline, Coach Pitso Mosimane is passionate about building the future of South African football through youth development. Today, we unpack the man behind the manager his life, his legacy, and why he believes our greatest investment should be in the next generation. Coach, its great to have you with us.
Tashka Munisamy
SHOW YOUR COLOURS: While academic success remains important, students also need to learn how to build healthy relationships through kindness, empathy, respect, honesty and inclusion. Schools and parents play a vital role in helping young people develop these qualities, creating communities where every student feels seen, valued and connected. Our guest is Tashka Munisamy is the Head of Therapy Department, The Bridge School Morningside.
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