Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo
Siz the World with Sizwe Dhlomo on Kaya 959 weekdays, 06h00 to 09h00.
#SingItBack (Classic Crossovers from white artists you should know.)
Today's theme is Classic Crossovers from white artists you should know.
Business update: Middle East conflict on the markets & Overview of Nedbank results.
#KayaBiz host Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Sizwe Dhlomo on what to make of the effects of Middle East conflict on the market. They also gave an overview of Nedbank results overview.
What should be the ideal compensation for someone who gets vindicated on something they were punished for?
The Siz The World team opines on the ideal compensation for a situation where a person gets vindicated about something they were punished and vilified for in the past, this in light of news of whistleblower, Mfanelo Mbanjwa, a former chief civil engineer, was fired in 2020 after exposing these…
#FirstThingsFirst: Should Ramaphosa keep quite or keep commenting on the conflict between US, Iran & Israel?
The Siz The World team weighed in on what to make of Ramaphosa's calls for ‘maximum restraint’ as Middle East crisis worsens and questioning whether the US and Israeli strikes on Iran were permitted under international law. The team questions whether it is ideal for Ramaphosa to be making public…
#SingItBack (Popular songs dedicated to a deceased person)
Today's theme is Popular songs dedicated to a deceased person
Business Update: City Press newspaper set to close down & Petrol price fluctuations.
#KayaBiz host Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Sizwe Dhlomo on what to make of news of the impending closure of City Press newspaper set to close down. They also looked at the possible fluctuations on the Petrol prices in light of the current middle east conflict.
How do you feel as a sibling having to support your other siblings and their children?
The Siz The World team weighed in on what to make of news that people who are struggling financially are able to claim maintenance from their well-off siblings. This after The National Prosecuting Authority stating that maintenance system goes beyond just parents and children.
#FirstThingsFirst: Dean Macpherson trip with partner, does it matter if its R839,000 or R350 000 of public money?
The Siz The World team weigh in on what to make of news of The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, Minister Dean Macpherson costing taxpayers a disputed figure of R839000 on a trip to attend BRICS summit in Brazil, the Minister how disputed the figure saying it was rather…
#SingItBack (Dance/House Love Songs Part 3.)
Today's theme is Dance/House Love Songs Part 3.
Business Update: Analysis on the Netflix, Warner Brothers and Paramount deal.
#KayaBiz host Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Sizwe Dhlomo on an extensive analysis on what to make of the Netflix, Warner Brothers and Paramount deal. They also gave the latest Markets update.
Open Lines: What to make of Paul O'Sullivan's walk out, R370 relief grand, Sanitary Pad Suppliers saga etc...
Sizwe Dhlomo responds to the following listener questions; How to deal with the burden of outstanding hospital bills. The entertainment we get out of listening to Play Dough. What to make of Paul O'Sullivan's walk out from parliament Are we ever going to get arrest from the finding at Ad…
#FirstThingsFirst: Pope Leo XIV warns priests against using AI to write Sermons. Does it matter who wrote the sermon?
The Siz The World team weigh in on what to make of Pope Leo XIV message to Catholic priests to stop relying on artificial intelligence (AI) to write sermons. Speaking to clergy from the Diocese of Rome, the pontiff said technology cannot replace personal faith, reflection, or spiritual duty. The…
#SingItBack (Throwback Thursday: Songs that had MySpace on lock, before it's demise.)
Today's theme is Throwback Thursday: Songs that had MySpace on lock, before it's demise.
Business Update: Budget Speech & Tiger Brands'
#KayaBiz host Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke Sizwe Dhlomo go through the highlights of the Budget Speech. They also looked at what to make of Tiger Brands' next chapter unveiled.
What to make of the Parliament’s alleged troubling pattern in the IDC’s treatment of black-owned enterprises.
CA and Political Commentator, Khaya Sithole spoke to Sizwe Dhlomo on what to make of tensions in Parliament over IDC’s treatment of black businesses. This following National African Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Nafcoc), which alleged a troubling pattern in the IDC’s treatment of black-owned enterprises and claims that…
#FirstThingsFirst: Pupil receive medical attention after teacher lashed her 92x for exceeding word count on a essay.
The Siz The World team weighs in on what to make of a story of a Soweto pupil who had to receive medical attention after her teacher allegedly lashed her 92 times for exceeding the required word count in an essay. The team asks, Has the trend of people taking…
#SingItBack (Amapiano songs that are prayers.)
Today's theme is Amapiano songs that are prayers.
Business Update: What to expect from the budget speech.
#KayaBiz host Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Sizwe Dhlomo on the expectations ahead of the Budget speech to be delivered today. They also looked the current state of the Markets.
With big gyms closing down in townships: How significant is gym to your life, is it a lifestyle or a health supplement?
The Siz the World team opined on what to make of the trend of the closure of big Gym companies in townships and whether that has to do cost. They also asked whether listeners really need a gym and how they feel about big gyms closing down.
#FirstThingsFirst: Who's to blame for the Home Affairs official's sale of documents to foreign nationals?
The Siz The World team weigh in on what to make of the officials who implicated in SIU's investigation into the Department of Home Affairs revealing widespread corruption within South Africa’s immigration system. Where officials were selling documents to foreign nationals and paid for via e-wallet payments ranging from R500…