Sophiatown (Triomf)
A suburb of Johannesburg. 16 moments on air in the last seven days within 5 km, the latest on Friday 07:48.
16 moments, each a 30-second window as it aired
Friday 9 October4
And where he met his lifelong mentor, Father Trevor Huddleston. You know, Sapphire Town was alive with jazz and writers and photographers. But from 1955, the state moved people out by force and ultimately flattened the neighborhood. The
of joy, and with good reason. A shared joy tells people that they matter and that their lives are worth celebrating. And apartheid needed Black South Africans to doubt that. So think of Sapphire Town, where the arch lived as a teenager.
Oh, Clement, no, no, oh, Iman is amazing. Prince will go. Okay, I think what's clear is that Melville was the place to be for Iman Rapetti. It was cool once upon a time. You're right? It's 10:30. More of your callers and whatsapps are the
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 said, Daddy,
Thursday 8 October6
Can't Beat on 947 Drive with Tundle. And back for day number four, we've got Hannah out in Melville. Melville, how are you doing, Hannah? I'm good in you. No complaints. Hannah, why do you sound so disappointed today? No, I'm not. I'm just
2026. I just shortened it to the Nation Brand Forum 2026. We'll see you tomorrow, not from Auckland Park, but we are going to be out at, we're going back to campus. We are going back to campus tomorrow. We're going back to school. We're
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 into was Pep Home. At the entrance, she was asked to leave her
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, you know.
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 said,
Financial Accountability and Audit Readiness Pledge Signing Ceremony, which took place in Brixton here in Joburg on Tuesday, where the Houten Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Department, as long along with the Gauteng
Wednesday 7 October1
Pretoria, then let me go to Greenside. Temba High, good afternoon. All right, so how are you? I'm a Niya Pila. You know, Bongi, I think refrain from making irresponsible statements. Especially like Seiper saying the churches don't know the
Tuesday 6 October2
702 serving the 702 family in 702 land, including those of you living in Melville. Copies goes back 3 billion years. Stone Age tools have been found on the copies and several iron smelting furnaces dating back to the Iron Age have been
the lights are on M1. It might be for you. Ben says the lights are on the M1. I drive through Melville. The lights are out from the cemetery. Yeah. Bottom of the cemetery, bottom of the hill, all the way through Melville. Bayers Nordir
Monday 5 October3
of the organization, and how the country is behaving. Let me stop you there. Thanks very much for your call. What do you make of what Sakil has to say? Yeah, give me a call. Michael is in Greenside. Hi, Michael. Hey, Obi. I definitely can.
got to view it as though some are encroaching in my territory. When I was spoken to people in Westbury, because we've been involved there with Bishop Adams of the ACDP, you know, trying to build solidarity and sense of community and also
River Park in Alexandria next to Shakespeare Road. We, I mean, in Coronationville, we are trying to clean a servitude because what's happening in that servitude, it's blocked, so the water is no longer flowing, and it's a problem because