It’s festive season (just about) and you’re going to start seeing a lot of fruit mince pies on the shelves. Not everyone loves them, but for those that do there’s one question that comes up every year – who makes them best? Jenny Morris joined us along with comedian Schalk Bezuidenhout. Based on how widely available they would be, we chose to put 5 of the biggest retailers up against each other. So
One of South Africa’s favourite and funniest comedians Schalk Bezuidenhout is back in town! He’s here for a few days and we invited him to the Ryan O’Connor Breakfast Show to talk about what he’s been up to. 1 of 3 Krismis Bonanza Schalk promises a variety show funnier than the one liners in your Krismis cracker, guaranteed to get you in the holiday spirit. Krismas Bonanza comes to the Baxter Theatre from the 3rd
The Annual Inland Water Quality Report for Cape Town shows that urbanisation, sewage overflow and dumping are among the key reasons for water pollution in the city. One of the key takeaways in the report noted that water quality in many areas was compromised. Informal settlements and the inadequate waste management in these areas are major contributing factors to this. The report notes that runoff from informal settlements, where there is
2024 seems to be a month too long. We are all suffering from Decemberitis and the end of the year just won’t come… The Ryan O’Connor Breakfast Show is bringing the festive period closer by launching Guilty Pleasure Fridays. Every Friday morning on the Ryan O’Connor Breakfast show, we will be playing your guilty pleasure – that song you know all the words to, the one that you grab your hairbrush turn it
The Department of Basic Education (DBE) and the civil rights organization Solidarity have reached a settlement resolving disputes over the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Act of 2024. This agreement, facilitated by the National Economic Development and Labour Council (NEDLAC), concludes weeks of negotiations initiated after Solidarity sought approval to stage a protected protest over concerns with Sections 4 and 5 of the Act. In September, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the BELA
