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Top 40 for 18 May 2013

Justin Timberlake ~ Mirrors
Mafikizolo ~ Khona
Vikter Duplaix & Bodhi Satva ~ From Another World

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Coming Up on Kaya FM Bizz 21 May 2013

Stevie B will find out why the Minister of Trade and Industry in Botswana is in SA and he asks: Botswana has long been an example of African success, why has it managed to succeed while so many other African countries are struggling? Later we’ll find out if African Bank’s 26% drop in first half earnings will affect other banks. Tune into Kaya Bizz with Stevie B between 17h00 and 18h00.

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Coming Up Today with John Perlman 21 May 2013

The Catholic Church has come out strongly against e-tolling in Gauteng. The Church has called on all people of faith not to buy the tags. This is tantamount to civil disobedience. Is the Church interfering in matters that are outside its jurisdiction? Tune in from 18h00 to 19h00 as John Perlman deals with this issue this evening.

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Coming Up on Home with Mapaseka 21 May 2013

Rebuilding lost trust after messing up. There are many factors that can break trust in a relationship and once that trust is broken, it will be an uphill battle to try and regain it all. Have you messed up bad and managed to be forgiven. How do you rebuild that trust? Later we are talking about custody child battles.

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Lonmin: NUM gets a push in the ‘out’ direction

(21 May 2013)

Lonmin has back-pedalled on its agreement to give the NUM until July to vacate its Marikana offices, pushing the deadline up to May 31. In what is seemingly a move to ensure a safe operating environment at Lonmin this week, …

Guptagate: What name-dropping?

(20 May 2013)

Documents suggest the “name-dropping” that Justice Minister Jeff Radebe referred to in the Gupta wedding saga was confined to corridors. While Radebe on Sunday identified “name-dropping” as one of the key contributors towards the unauthorised landing of the plane carrying …

Electioneering in Eldos: Will Zuma deliver on this promise?

(15 May 2013)

Although Jacob Zuma’s visit to Eldorado Park was welcomed, there will have to be some action before it looks like anything more than electioneering. With the next general election a little over a year away it is difficult to discern …

Lonmin strike: What drove workers back to Marikana?

(15 May 2013)

An unplanned strike at the Lonmin mine in Marikana has left everyone unsettled as reasons for the protest remain unclear. “Turn and look at the mountain. Something is about to happen,” said one of the miners gathered at Wonderkop at …

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