Why do students procratinate so much? #FullHouseWithHeavyD

Kwesta did something for his fans especially for Youth Month. In this interview he explains why he decided to do this sweet gesture for his fans and he also shares his views on celebrating the class of '76.

Kwesta Interview #FratHouse629

Despite twenty-two years into democracy, racism is still regarded as one of the biggest issues faced by South Africans.
In an effort to fight all forms of racial discrimination, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC), in partnership with the UFS Institute for Reconciliation and Social Justice, recently hosted a racism dialogue where possible solutions to racial and sexual discrimination were discussed. 
I voiced this OFM News feature, which was compiled by Katleho Morapela, in reporting on this form of discrimination.

Racism Feature [OFM News feature]

South Africans have bought into the Black Friday frenzy more and more over the past few years.

According to the National Retail Federations, Americans have spent above $50 billion each year since 2011 over the course of Black Friday weekend.

I found out how local retailers and consumers have adopted this American custom in this special feature.

South Africans buying into Black Friday Fever [OFM News feature]

September is Heart and Stroke awareness month. 
The aim of this campaign is to inform the public about the fourth biggest natural killer in the country, after HIV/AIDS and TB. 
Many people still believe that heart disease and strokes only affect the elderly. 
However, more than half of deaths occur to people under the age of sixty-five. 
This OFM News feature was compiled by Seithati Semenokane and is voiced by myself.

Heart & Stroke Awareness [OFM News feature]

A PhD student from the University of the Free State (UFS) is using her research to make a difference in the rural town of Jagersfontein.

For a place where two of ten of the biggest diamonds in the world were discovered, it almost seems as if the town has nothing else to offer, with the mines being semi-functional for the first time in 30 years.

The Diamonds in the Rough gumboots group is a psycho-education group assembled by Lerato Machetela using elements such as education, entertainment and psychology.

UFS PhD Student transforms Jagersfontein community through her research [OFM News]

One could say that the world stood still when news that South Africa’s first democratically elected president had died broke. 
Most people would be able to tell you were they were and what they were doing when the news broke. 
Three years on and the country reflects on the death of one of the most influential figures the world has ever seen.
Anti-apartheid revolutionary and Nobel Peace prize winner, Nelson Mandela, died on this day in 2013. 
His Personal Assistant for 19 years, Zelda la Grange, as well as Zaakirah Vadi from the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation shared their thoughts with me on how this global icon should be celebrated.

Remembering Madiba, three years on. [OFM Feature]

Mark Steenbok of OFM News compiled this report on the devastation on South African roads continued over the 2016 festive season.
South African Transport Minister, Dipuo Peters, announced that the fatalities over this period increased by a staggering five percent. 
Steenbok had a look at the statistics, what the contributing factors were and how South Africans can keep themselves safe on roads. The report was featured by myself of course. Have a listen and drop a comment below.

Road deaths increase by five percent over festive season [OFM News feature]

Chaos erupted on Thursday during the State of the Nation Address after protest by Opposition Party MPs.


This lead to Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) MPs being thrown out out the National Assembly and DA members staging a walk out. 

OFM News' Cathy Dlodlo and Moeketsi Mogotsi looked how this is going to impact future sittings of the House and the crux of the president’s address.

SONA 2017 will always be remembered for all the wrong reasons - Analyst [OFM News feature]

There are measures in place within the South African justice system to ensure that young offenders and petty or first-time offenders are dealt with accordingly.

One place that assists delinquents to get back on the right side of the law is Nicro.

I spoke to the civil rights organisation about how they assist the country's courts by helping offenders return to the right path through diversion programmes.

Alternative means of dealing with delinquents [OFM News feature]

Free State Premier Ace Magashule delivered his tenth State of the Province Address (SOPA) at a wet and muddy Thanda Tau Game Farm in Vrede on Tuesday, 21 February 2017. 

Opposition parties in the Free State Legislature have all dismissed the Premier’s address. 

Myself and Cathy Dlodlo spoke to the spoke to the leadership of the parties to get their reaction to the speech.

Opposition parties react to Free State State of the Province Address (SOPA)

This legendary Kwaito star recently passed away. I took to the streets just to hear what would have been the last words people would have told the man before he unexpectedly passed on.
Listen to their views and their tributes.
R.I.P homie. You will be missed. And your music has touched us and it will always live on.

Brown Dash Tribute [Kovsie FM podcast]

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Max of all trades. 

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