Benoni
Every moment on SA radio in the last seven days that named Benoni or a place within 10 km of it, newest first. Weather reads and adverts are left out, and so are traffic reports.
5 moments · each plays the window as it aired
Thursday, 08 October
Like you can, you can't get me out of your head. I know how you do. What a tune. Tyler with Zara Larson. Ow, what guys? They did it again. It's the number one song at St. Dunstan's College in Benoni. They are having a social, if you're between the ages of 13 and 18, on a Friday night. They are going to do fireworks for you. That's amazing. Fireworks. If you like, there's no events for teenagers in the city. St. Dunstan's College in Benoni says, uh-uh. We're hooking you up on Friday.
We call you, but just to explain to us the process you've undertaken to get to that decision, yeah? Anyway, great show, Africa. I listen every morning. Shoy, thank you very much. Shoy calling us there from Benoni. I imagine many listening now resonating with Shoy in being a little bit distressed as to who you are going to vote for. Bafana in Memo saying authorities in national and local government know very well where we lose electricity, it's because of illegal connections, in informal.
And if there's a black manager, it doesn't necessarily determine that I will have an inferior service from that either company, product or service provider, or government department. But I hear you and I hear your reflections on your experience. Shoyi, you are in Benoni. What do you want to see? Good morning. Malam Shaika Smunja. Konamanda Koni Skunjani Goe. No, no complaints, no complaints. Look, I originally came from Limpo.
Wednesday, 07 October
Okay. So our number is 087. That's our landline. 087? 265. So Zoe repeats up. Unga unga quiet until the end, we'll keep repeating the number. Neh? Okay. Okay. Anonymous in Benoni. Hello, Anonymous.
Tuesday, 06 October
Going down traffic coming out of a Benoni. Fun fact: while we're still on the fuel adjustments, right? Yes. In 1977, a liter of petrol was 2 Rand 5 cents. That's correct. Just imagine how much. So we need a time machine. Yeah. And what you said was interesting about it being 20 rand. 20 rand in January. Yeah. We are now on 30. Hopefully, your time machine doesn't work on that. December? Oh, wow. But we'll refill when we get there.