Eldoradopark
Every moment on SA radio in the last seven days that named Eldoradopark or a place within 2 km of it, newest first. Weather reads and adverts are left out, and so are traffic reports.
4 moments · each plays the window as it aired
Thursday, 08 October
You could save on your car insurance. If you don't, you can ask them for 500 rand. Amo there, delays in the Eldorado Park area. What's going on? Yeah, that's correct, Bomaniya. An accident reported on the N12 East. It happened right near the Golden Highway. It's causing delays coming out of Clipspit Valley Road. As a result, we're also seeing delays on the Golden Highway towards the N1. Then, if you are traveling in the Rodebocht area, we've got reports of fog and misty conditions along the N1 north coming out of Albertina Sisulu Road. That's the reason for those delays.
In Vedporki, as you are traveling on Decas Road eastbound, those delays are headed towards the Wilrow Park shopping center on the M1 northbound. Those peak time delays can already be expected between Poisons and the Empire Road exit. In Eldorado Park, the N12 eastbound is also experiencing those peak time delays between Klebsprade Valley and the Golden Highway off-ramp. Power markets. All right, let's.
Wednesday, 07 October
Sound of the city is the ringing of a bell on a kid's back. Kid is rocking horse when a child is on it and rocking. But that doesn't weigh three and a half kilograms. Fahim, you in El Dorado Park. Good day, Fahim. How are you, sir? I'm well thanking you. First time on my radio. First time on the radio? Fahim! The 11,000 rands called you. It called you, sir. What do you think the sound is?
Tuesday, 06 October
The latest news bulletin, or your news headlines rather, with Undela Mbana at 10:30. Thank you, Joanne, and a very good morning. On the news headlines, the case against a couple from El Dorado Park, Johannesburg, accused of murdering their four-year-old daughter and assaulting their three-year-old son, is expected to resume in the Johannesburg High Court. Chairperson of Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Police, Ian Cameron, says the latest Auditor General findings reveal this.