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Tuks FM 107.2

Young, Fresh and Relevant. Community (Campus) Radio Station based at the University of Pretoria.

Podcast · By Tuks FM 107.2 · English · Official site

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Aug 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Women's Day Documentary: Progress Is Not A Given For Women (opens the original)

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    Title: Progress Is Not A Given For Women. Journalist: Kwenadi Ngoepe Producer: Tshepo Tsambo Seventy years after 20,000 women marched to the Union Buildings demanding freedom, justice, and security, this documentary asks: have the promises of 1956 been fulfilled? Through the voices of three women -broadcast journalist Cathy Mohlahlana, corporate leader Moroke Ngoepe, and student activist Ayanda Ngoloyi. We explore what it means to be a woman in South Africa today. From the newsroom to the boardr

  2. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Women's Day Documentary: A day in her shoes and still she rises Part 3 (opens the original)

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    Title: A day in her shoes and still she rises (Part 3) Journalist: Kopano Kutama Producer: Kuhle Royi Day in Her Shoes and Still She Rises is a short audio documentary honouring women on Women’s Day by exploring the different journeys, struggles, and experiences that shape their lives. Through personal stories and reflections, the documentary takes listeners into the lives of women whose paths have not always been easy. It reminds us that every woman walks in different shoes carrying her own cha

  3. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Women's Day Documentary: A day in her shoes and still she rises Part 2 (opens the original)

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    Title: A day in her shoes and still she rises (Part 2) Journalist: Kopano Kutama Producer: Kuhle Royi Day in Her Shoes and Still She Rises is a short audio documentary honouring women on Women’s Day by exploring the different journeys, struggles, and experiences that shape their lives. Through personal stories and reflections, the documentary takes listeners into the lives of women whose paths have not always been easy. It reminds us that every woman walks in different shoes carrying her own cha

  4. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Women's Day Documentary: A day in her shoes and still she rises Part 1 (opens the original)

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    Title: A day in her shoes and still she rises (Part 1) Journalist: Kopano Kutama Producer: Kuhle Royi Day in Her Shoes and Still She Rises is a short audio documentary honouring women on Women’s Day by exploring the different journeys, struggles, and experiences that shape their lives. Through personal stories and reflections, the documentary takes listeners into the lives of women whose paths have not always been easy. It reminds us that every woman walks in different shoes carrying her own cha

  5. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Women's Day Documentary: Good Girls (opens the original)

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    Title: Good Girls Journalist: Vuyo Mlauzi Producer: Khulekani Why is it that no matter what path a woman chooses, she is never considered enough? This documentary explores the societal expectations placed on women through the stories of three groups: young, sexually liberated women labelled as promiscuous, ambitious career women criticised for putting success first, and housewives whose choice to prioritise family is often undervalued. By sharing their lived experiences, the documentary exposes

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