The Smile 90.4FM Breakfast Team asked for your help, and you answered!. Bobby & Lindy asked you, the listeners, to help them write a song, but not just any song. The song had to be be a song that everyone can sing along to. With the lyrics written by the team and you, our smileys we now have our very own version of “Camps Baby”. On Friday 1 March Lindy put in some work, but
On Smile 90.4FM we’ve declared it Human Rights Long Weekend from Thursday the 21st to Sunday the 24th of March! And it’s your human right to choose the music – by simply following these three easy steps: Download the Smile 90.4FM app and register with your details. Send us a voice note – choosing a special song that you would like to hear. Tune to hear if we play the song you’ve chosen
Eskom says it will continue to implement Stage 2 load-shedding until Sunday, 17 March 2019, as a result of a shortage of generation capacity due to plant breakdowns and the need to manage diesel and water resources. The power utility says the management of the diesel and water resources is essential to ensure that the impact of the potential stage of load-shedding in the week ahead can be reduced. The system outlook for next week
A receptionist at a learning academy in Cape Town was in tears when teachers and learners held a fundraising event to help her with her medical bills. The teachers and learners from Forest Village Learning Academy in Blue Downs held a shavathon in aid of a fundraising event to help assist Hayley Daniels who was diagnosed with stage 3 breath cancer. Daniels says during the shavathon the learners had their hair sprayed in colours and
Citrus growers from Southern Africa will export a record crop of close to 137 million boxes of citrus fruit to more than 100 countries this year. The Citrus Growers Association says the rise in exports should translate into job opportunities, more foreign exchange revenue and a growing economy. A provisional export estimate was presented to the Citrus Marketing Forum this week – a body representing citrus growers and exporters. The CEO of the Association Justin
