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Big Moves With Sihle Magubane, The man Behind SA’s First Black-owned Coffee Brand, Sihle’s Brew (opens the original)
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On this Big Moves conversation, Fresh and Thato spoke to Sihle Magubane on how a chance cappuccino at an arts festival changed the course of his life. Raised in Nkandla and responsible for his siblings from the age of 16, he trained as a barista in Johannesburg, spent a decade honing his craft, and launched Sihle's Brew in 2012. Sihle spoke about the journey from small-batch roaster to national retail shelves, including the Pick n Pay partnership, and reflected on what it means to build a Black-
Business Update - Petrol Prices Set To Increase In October & KayaBiz ETFSA Round Table (opens the original)
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#KayaBiz host Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Fresh and Thato on the Petrol prices set to increase in October. And on what to expect from the KayaBiz ETFSA round table this evening. Kaya 959
Legacy Planning In A Changing Family This National Wills Month (opens the original)
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Fresh and Thato spoke to Siphokazi Mapasa, Senior Legal Marketing Specialist at Liberty, an admitted attorney and Certified Financial Planner on the importance of National Wills Month. They also reflectede on Liberty's Evolving Families research which found that over half of South African households no longer fit the traditional nuclear mould. With the core message: protecting your lifestyle is about more than protecting what you own and protecting the life you've built, the people who depend on
Kaya Breakfast Buddies - Kids Updating Adults (opens the original)
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Every Wednesday, kids teach the adults the latest slang, trends and what's cool. Kaya 959
The Front Page - The Sowetan On Ramaphosa Admission That Government Failed To Curb Violence Against Women (opens the original)
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Fresh and Thato spoke to Sowetan Deputy Editor, Thabiso Thakali on what to make of the President Ramaphosa's national address on GBVF and admission that the government has not done enough to protect women, and that South Africa is facing the same crisis he addressed seven years ago. And the practicality of his four measures with deadlines: a national review of unresolved cases, a plan to clear forensic backlogs, women's safety audits in every municipality, and a package to tackle alcohol-related
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