A suburb of Johannesburg. This week: 60+ moments on air, 7 callers from here, 3 stories and 26 traffic reports, the latest on air Wednesday 22:36. Reading 5 km around the suburb, since the week was quiet closer in.
The latest 60 moments that named Turffontein, each a 30-second window as it aired
What would you do with 10 million raised? And has it ever come to you that maybe you could be a candidate for that amount of money? Uncle Siam. One eight eight three oh seven oh two. Lydia is in Rosettenville. Good evening to you, Lydia.
suspension. Job have outages every three days because of that malice. Meanwhile, residents in Crown Garden, south of Johannesburg, are demonstrating against water cuts and claim their water is not safe for consumption. We haven't had water,
kind of Joburg issue where people have not had water for extended periods of time. And for how long has this been? So I think we're going into about 10 days now. I think there was a protest on Saturday in the Mayfair, Crosby area.
of where that took place, but we understand on that day that they were demonstrating around Newtown, that's around the Brownfam Tain, the Smith on Rabb and Off-Red. They were around that area. But as to when and how the arrest happened,
copper. And this has been the reason for the consistent power outages we have seen in parts of Marshalltown as well as parts of Roodepoort. But on the other side, though, there have been some reports coming out about City Power.
copper. And this has been the reason for the consistent power outages we have seen in parts of Marshalltown as well as parts of Lodiport. But on the other side, though, there have been some reports coming out about City Power, investigative
a month. Karenda Jacqumahan has more. The electricity crisis reached a boiling point for Marshalltown residents who protested at the start of this month. Similar incidents occurred in other parts of Joburg. City Power's Isaac Mangena said
reported cases of water supply disruptions, particularly within the Midland area in Ivory Park, in Crown Gardens, and some places within the city where we are either throttling or there are just water supply disruptions. And so where that
water their gardens or use clean water to wash their cars. Homs Amoudise, eyewitness news in Crown Gardens. And in Syria, authorities say at least six people have been killed in strikes in the country south. This has Jordan said it had
have seen severe water outages in recent months, from Greenside and North Riding to Robertsham and Mayfair. But even with the widespread nature of these cuts, Joburg Mayor Dada Morero says Johannesburg is not experiencing a water crisis. I
7 calls in the last seven days, the caller’s place as given on air
Listener call
“So, I'm saying these forms shouldn't be a thing.”
Argues that forms for missing ID documents shouldn't be necessary and banks should be the ones handling the process instead of Home Affairs.
A caller in Kenilworth
702 · 29 Oct 01:39
Listener call
“I would definitely send that money that I've been needing to send to my mom.”
Says she would first clear her debts, car and rent, send money to her mom, then buy a cheap house with cash to stop paying rent.
Lydia in Rosettenville
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 28 Oct 22:36
Listener call
“So I previously would have voted for the ANC.”
Says she previously backed the ANC, switched to the DA last year, and will now change her vote over a week without water and broken promises.
Eurisha in Winchester Hills
702 · Afternoon Drive · 28 Oct 15:58
Listener call
“True journalism has gone out the window.”
Says journalists themselves are to blame for the state of the media, that true journalism has gone, and that personalities posing as experts are misleading the public.
Nintando in Ormonde
Power FM · POWER Talk · 28 Oct 10:41
Listener call
“But the way I understand, I was listening to Majanga when he gave a lecture.”
Argues that a keynote lecture on Oliver Tambo need not endorse Mandela criticism, defending Mazanga against Keshana's complaint.
Sibu in Turffontein
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 26 Oct 23:36
Listener call
“I do brush quite often and I brush using a specular movement.”
Says they brush often in a circular motion, floss occasionally and have no bleeding gums.
Spiwe in Turffontein
702 · The Aubrey Masango Show · 26 Oct 20:39
Listener call
“Long story short, I've escalated this to the airline, and all they've come back with is an apology.”
Says an airline special assistance agent rushed visually impaired passengers and left them unattended at the gate, and that the airline's apology is not adequate.
The clip plays the first three minutes.
Samantha in Winchester Hills
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 22 Oct 14:51
Moments the feed picked out that named Turffontein or a place near it, newest first
BLSA's CEO says a visiting German multinational's Selby factory has been without electricity for over 40 days, despite 500 days without load shedding.
0:50
At a community meeting, a resident demanded to know what the R90 billion budget did to fix Johannesburg's water problem; the speaker corrected a claim.
1:26
Eugene de Kock told the TRC cases inquiry that NPA prosecutors never asked who gave the orders, calling it criminal negligence.
1:09
A 947 sports panel recounts how the Lions decided to play La Rochelle in honour of Hiran, with rivals and fans offering support.
2:20
Kaya News explains why the UAE extradition treaty may not apply to Suliman Carrim's contempt case, as the state opposes bail citing flight risk.
1:28
Police seized over 62,000 counterfeit items in a Johannesburg CBD operation, and Gun Free SA says gun recoveries point to control failures.
1:18
French prosecutors confirm a South African Lions player died at the team hotel before the La Rochelle match; his identity is withheld pending family notification.
0:25
A suspect is due in Palm Ridge court after a gunman opened fire on mourners; the Gauteng Political Killings Task Team is investigating.
1:00
City Power says an explosion at its Marshalltown substation, the fourth incident since April, means Thursday's midday restoration target cannot be confirmed.
0:44
Gauteng Police Commissioner Ntombeni says police have capacity for protests, citing technology and private security links after Joburg anti-immigration unrest.
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