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A suburb of Johannesburg. 53 moments on air in the last seven days within 5 km, the latest on Friday 23:19.
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Friday 16 October8
will speak about how they lived in, I mean, they'll speak about how they were straight from Sophia Towns and into, you know, the township. So I speak about those historical things and I realize how joint or how our history is kind of
are still under consideration. Maharaj spoke to Power News on the sidelines during a media session in Rosebank. White Label ATMs is a proposal that we have made to ensure better accessibility, but at the same time also reduce the cost.
were made during a briefing by the Bank on Payment Systems in Rose Bank today. It says digitization can support economic growth and social development while also helping to bridge the gap between the formal and informal economies. The
the 22nd of September, which cleared the way for him to return to his job as the National Commissioner. Butana in Rosebank, my brother. My brother. How are you, my brother? You good? I'm all right, my brother. I'm all right. Wonderful.
this political advertisement, and this is going to come from studio. So let's hand it back to Auckland Park. I've watched my town change mayors three times in two years. I'm tired of this chaos. Small parties fighting each other while
or fuel is carbohydrates. But complex carbohydrates or the ones that are higher fiber. In studio, Dr. Linda Mayer, she's the managing director at IIE Rosebank College. She holds a doctor of philosophy. Plan your study time, you don't crave
It's taking place this Sunday, the 18th of October. And as we heard from a call from Linda in Emarentia in the previous hour, it incorporates the established slave route challenge. Joining me on the line is the chief operations officer of
I've also seen that they are also available in many good bookstores. So, for example, I was at Cresta yesterday at Astorol bookstore and I saw some. And so, I just know that they are now available in stores. And what I also found
Thursday 15 October7
I know you're focusing on Cape Flats township cinemas, but I also remember the Savoy in Rosebank. I think it was opposite the Baxter Theatre. And what I remember there is that I watched Sister act at the Savoy in Rosebank. Yes, yeah. That
to hear them. Anyway, yeah, it's up to you, Joe Burg. Who's going to take it? Ayanda, out in Northcliffe, how are you doing? Good, are you? I'm good, Ayanda. Who's your vote going to? Come on, Ayanda. It's okay. Come on. It's okay. Also, my
Sad episode. So I said the last one that I remember was the second one that they had in Melville. Yes, that was the one in Melrose Arch closed very quickly, and then the next one was the nice underground spot. It felt good. Caitany, if
So you could come to Joburg, you can do Parkers for a full week at Monte Casino. Then you go to both Goliath comedy club venues, Melrose Arch and Melville. And within that, there's more gigs running. Then you go to Durban. Durban, brand.
SABC, the context is important here. If you go to the SABC buildings here, the headquarters in Auckland Park, the elevators don't work. You can't get up to certain floors. I think up to the 16th floor, you have to take a lift. Otherwise,
and the preferred source of energy or fuel is carbohydrates. But complex carbohydrates or the ones that are higher fiber in studio, Dr. Linda Mayer, she's the managing director at IIE Rosebank College. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy.
end, and my Catisse's weekend off. I'm just using her first name. She's a domestic worker in Melville, and she went to Campus Square in Auckland Park to do some background, some excuse me, banking and shopping. One of the stores she went
Wednesday 14 October4
of Isaiah Baldwin Mbele, 1870 to 1947. With that launch happening today, it exclusive books in Rosebank, if you can find yourself there. And of course, on Thursday, they're going to be out in Australiaville as well. It's fast approaching 10
committed man as well. Prof, I'll let you have the last bite. So the book launch is tonight in Rosebank. I wonder what you would like South Africans listening to this conversation and obviously those who will go out and buy the book in
art descendants of the family that are still alive, that still exist. And they'll be attending the book launch, our book launch at Rosebank tonight. So it will be interesting to meet them and intermingle with them. So they are there. But
UX me. Welcome to Kaya 959. We love this place. Roll call, who are you? Where are you listening from? Lerato Mukwena is in Sowetos. Busiso in Umlazi Turban. Nomsam Tembu in Mbumbela. Tabomule Fe Ukopulukwani. Kahiso Ramutwe is in Rosebank.
Tuesday 13 October13
when's that tomorrow, there is going to be a non-partisan evening of civil society, business, academic grassroots, and citizen voices. It says here, it's going to be happening in Rosebank with Faril Hafaji, who will be moderating it in the
is quite literally going to be a get down tomorrow at something, something in the vinyl bar in Parktown from 7 p.m. till 11 p.m. You're going to have Fresh and your favorite uncle in the radio business, Uncle T, going song for song, vinyl
time, this is the inaugural. Tomorrow we are at something, something. Google it. It's here in Parktown North, down 7th Avenue. You remember, if you go down 7th and there used to be a Nando stairs, no longer there's now the clicks just
because there's always something on the go, right? This time around, I have to go to Newlands in Randburg because there is a master there that is giving women skills to defend themselves and also to build confidence and just to improve
show, Bongani Bingua, on 7:02 in 19 minutes. And then our fifth and final winner for today, Shoyi in Benoni. Congratulations to you. You will all be participating in the Rosebang Mall Pink Run that is taking place on Saturday, the 20th.
You have to go before the time, but all the details on Rosebank Mall's website, even on your search engine, even if you had to type in Rosebank Mall pink run, it will come up on your search bar as well. So just remember: race collection
So please let us know if you've taken part in the Pink Mall, the Rosebank Mall pink run, annual pink run. Let us know what your vibe was like. Let us know if you guys dressed up. Let us know what you thought of it because 24 October is the
is my feedback on this event. So please let us know if you've taken part in the Pink Mall, the Rosebank Mall pink run, annual pink run. Let us know what your vibe was like. Let us know if you guys dressed up. Let us know what you thought of
in 2023, there were 900 participants. Last year, 3,100. And as you mentioned, this year, Rosebank Mall annual pink run is aiming to get 3,500 participants and to raise that much-needed funds. And the minute you have 5K, don't feel
new day. This is Early Breakfast with Africa Milani. 19 minutes now it is to five o'clock, the Rosebank Mall Pink Run 2026 taking place on the 24th of October. It will be a Saturday. They're aiming to attract 3,500 participants and
In Rosebank in Gauteng. So I suppose this is open to listeners listening to us from Johannesburg, unless you are planning to be in Johannesburg in the coming weeks and will be able to participate in that annual run, which is taking place on
details and credentials. No. Obviously, you have to be able to get yourself to the run in Rosebank, in Gauteng. So I suppose this is open to listeners listening to us from Johannesburg, unless you are planning to be in Johannesburg in the
you are the third caller. Congratulations, you've won yourself a set of tickets to enter the Rosebank Mall pink run, which is happening at the end of October or something. Rowan is looking at me and going, Why am I making him do all this
Monday 12 October9
we were the areas that we're concentrating on at the moment, I mean, we work along Oxford in Rosebank, going down to Saxonworld. We've done then, and we partner with a lot of residence associations. So, we've done work with SAPRA, we've
Maybe newer. Well, that's because this initiative has cleaned up a part of that Jansmuts area, Parktown area, that has been left, you know, really to, it's been quite messy for a long, long time. And it is an initiative of just a jober,
to believe that there's a product that is selling online. And you drive all the way from here, Parktown, you drive to go and see that product at Winterfeld only for you to be marked, for your possessions to be taken, your car to be stolen,
for Rise and Sun Sea, in, I'm not sure what board it is, but it's like the Emirancha, Linden, Greenside, Roosevelt Park area, has been hanging out at intersections in the morning traffic with its flags and yeah, talking to people.
hours. There was a time when I started working. I was living in Pretoria and I was working in Rosebank and I was commuting a public transport. So I can tell you how hard it gets. People still struggle to access that affordable housing.
Baba, two of my tires gone. Sina, are you in Rosebank? Good morning. Hi, how are you? Hi, we're good. Now, how are you? I'm good, thank you. So, hashtag life happens. What happened? Called petrol for about 500 bucks. Yo, I left my cards.
country. You know what's scary? I remember a time when Hilbrow, Jovil, Berea was the Santon and Rosebank. And we didn't think that could happen. What makes us think it won't happen to Rosebank and Santon? It's 8 o'clock. This, this is EWN.
between now and the 26th of November in this year country is conducive so that Matrix can do well. In studio, to wrap this conversation up, Dr. Linda Mayer, she's the managing director at IIE Rosebank College. She holds a doctor
mean, you talk about the creation of what Santon has become, and to some degree, perhaps even Rosebank. But some would argue that's what the CBD in Johannesburg used to be. That's what Hilbara Berea used to be a time ago. What is the need
Sunday 11 October4
me, but I like to be on the receiving end of it. I went to the holiday inn on Oxford Road in Rosebank for a book festival a few years back. And I posted something on my social media of my dog saying my dog's going to miss me while I'm in
It's funny you say that about the what people take from hotels. So firstly, I was in a hotel in Joburg the other day. The hut, what's it called? The Hyde. The Hyde? Years? The Hyde, you know, in Rosebank. Lovely. I loved it. Modern. God.
when I was meeting my girlfriend in Cape Town. We've been dating for six years now, Bonga in Auckland Park. Hi, Bonga. That's so cute. One thing about me, Casa, they have all the vibes. Even the chiga, my ear is not the chiga part. It's the
33 years or so. Thank you for your call, Ukallo in Rosebank. It's nine minutes now before 10 o'clock. I promise because I took so much time for you with the minister, I'll continue the open line after 10 o'clock. So don't worry, I'll try to
Saturday 10 October8
Thank you, Guggs. And I look forward to seeing, as I saw you at Nine Yards in Rosebank, I look forward to seeing you and hosting you next week at our APSA Litalia Art and Lifestyle Fair. Looking forward to it. That's Dr. Paul Baylis, Senior
no. Oh, no, no, no, no, oh, Iman is amazing. Prince of Gogo. Okay, I think what's cute is that Melville was the place to be for Iman Rapetti. It was cool once upon a time. You're right. Oh, man. Iman Rapetti on our hanging out feature this
about Iman is how she's able to make a switch, you know, with the breakfast news, you know, something serious, and oh, he should meet her on the weekend. I remember those years when I used to meet her at Melville, you know, this to off.
Poppies were still all the rage in Melville. And there was a function going on, and myself, and my family, and my 13-year-old daughter, 15-year-old daughter at the time, spotted Iman and she came up to me and she said, Daddy, I've seen that
Rapeti. I just want to say what an astute political commentator, what a wonderful person she is, what a great personality, Iman, you have. I just have something anecdotal, some funny story about 10-11 years ago, we were in Melville when.
Been affected by this is Kingsington, Parkhurst, and Randburg. He has DA Shadow MMC for Environment, Infrastructure and Service Delivery, Tyrell Mayers. So it's a different part of Johannesburg. I've been told about Randburg as well. It's
One fascinating thing about Iman is how she's able to make a switch. You know, with the breakfast news, you know, something serious and, oh, you should meet her on the weekend. I remember those years when I used to meet her at Melville.
We were in Melville when Poppies were still all the rage in Melville. And there was a function going on, and myself and my family and my 13-year-old daughter, 15-year-old daughter at the time, spotted Iman and she came up to me and she