Zola
A suburb of Johannesburg. 19 moments on air in the last 30 days within 5 km, the latest on Tuesday 20:21.
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Tuesday 20 October4
on that very number, or you can call in an 08-6000959. These are stories you need to know today. Angry residents have blocked the entrance to Busisiwe Primary School in Zola, demanding answers from the school and the Gauteng education.
need to know today. Angry residents have blocked the entrance to Busisiwa Primary School in Zola, demanding answers from the school and the Gauteng Education Department. The child's family alleges that a teacher raped the nine-year-old
in Soweto, angry residents have blocked the entrance to Busisiwe Primary School in Zola, demanding answers from the school and the Gauteng Education Department. The child's family alleges that a teacher raped the nine-year-old learner last
Brasboo. Domisal, your response to Spoo there from Dobsonville. Yeah, so if I catch the question properly, it is about advertising in the country. Yeah, and the racism. The racism. But also, I think it's the lack of regulation which is
Monday 19 October4
No, we can't have it like this. Our taxes are being wasted. Thank you so much, Sami from Dobsonville. Well, let me come back to you. I mean, you'll respond to the frustration of Mr. Semi here from Dobsonville. And one of your roles is to
Of coordinating the system, and that is GCIS. Indeed, Sami from Dobsonville, good evening. Collin and notice, Colina, I find GCIS to be extremely, extremely ineffective. Let's look at the issue of white genocide. Okay, right. Okay. This
Says, hi Brobs. I stay in Dobsonville behind the police station. Clean water has been leaking for years. I reported it and nothing happened. And that's from Sephora. How many times do people keep telling you that? Hey, how many times do you
the people that are writing to me and saying the ANC. And then Tepo says, Hi, bro. I stay in Dobsonville behind the police station. Clean water has been leaking for years. I reported it and nothing happened. And that's from Sepo. How many
Sunday 18 October5
Alternatively, across all social media platforms, it is at Pushaza. That's P-H-U-S-H-A-Z-A. Pushaza, this is Us Pi Westole from KZ and Watlabisa. This afternoon, I'm tuned in all the way in Dobsonville, Soweto. Yeah, Zinnandingo Mazakoput.
at age twenty-four. For some reason, I felt it was a need to go back to my previous high school in Dobsonville, George Coza High School, and teach maths and English during school holidays. I think it was at that time that I realized that.
For many years until my mom decided to go fetch me and my sister to come to Dobsonville, Saleto. And I think at the age 11, I started my first schooling. I was always having to be behind and working with four-year-olds, five-year-olds while
Then I was living in Jablani, and my neighbors did a, they put up a sound system in our residential quarters, like literally opened a shabin outside my door. And then when I complained about it to the police, they said they're not coming.
in things that we have seen, the DA mayoral candidate doing, Helen Zille, she was spinning a car the other day, DJing at a nightclub during her campaign in an inflatable boat in a flooded street in Dobsonville at a Shisanyama with sock.
Friday 16 October1
on X at power FM987 and KI underscore the hashtag to use the hashtag Power Zone. Spoo in Dobsonville, welcome, my brother, and thank you for giving us a call. Greetings, how are you, my brother? I'm well, my friend, 100%, 100%. He's
Thursday 15 October2
you're actually very right, Nomzama, because also there's the language and the dialect thing, and that is in a decorum of respect in and of itself. Let's go to Dobsonville. Dumel, let's talk R-E-S-P-E-C-T. How were you raised in it? Look,
Good morning, Patola, and the Kai 959 listeners. Excellent. Happy Thursday coming through from Pumla out in Dobsonville. This one says, Morning, Mr. Tuati and the Kai 959 family. We love it here. Let it be show. Thank God for waking us up.
Sunday 11 October1
Bon Somutzepe. We begin with news just in: three minor siblings have died in a shack fire in Soweto Protea Glen. The blaze broke out at an informal settlement in the early hours of this morning. The children were aged 3, 9, and 13 years
Saturday 10 October1
one another. Yeah, Gateko Makeza is my guest. She's an educator and counselor at Tabo Senior Secondary in Naledi Soweto. And we're talking about the journey that they've been on, an upward trajectory, folks, of positive results in their
Wednesday 7 October1
same privileges. So I think maybe that is at the core of the problem. I've just written some of your questions and comments down, and then I'll get Professor Muny and Professor Duvenhache to respond. Let's hear from Troare in Dobsonville.
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