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In the first of three webinars, Deloitte South Africa and Rand Water join Tim Modise to discuss the acceleration of a digital government.

COVID KILLS VETERAN RADIO HOST! Quincy Mahlangu Comments Veteran radio host Grant Shakoane’s death has saddened many people. Photo by Gallo Images/Oupa Bopape. VETERAN radio host Grant Shakoane is no more. He died at Sunninghill Hospital in Joburg on Thursday, 22 April due to Covid-19 related complications. He was 82 years old. Family spokesman Alex Shakoane told Daily Sun the family was saddened by his death. “Although he has n...

Grant Shakoane dies Share DURBAN – The radio community is in mourning after the news of former Metro FM DJ Grant Shakoane’s death on Thursday morning. He has been struggling with an illness for months said his close friends. His close friends and radio DJs took to social media confirming the tragic news. Details surrounding his death are still unknown at this stage, but radio personality and close friend Tim Modise took to Twitter last week to reveal Shakoane was “in a serious condition�...

Former Metro FM veteran Grant Shakoane has died 22 April 2021 - 08:47 Radio veteran Grant Shakoane has died. Image: Grant Shakoanes Twitter The radio fraternity and fans are in mourning on Thursday after the death of former Metro FM DJ Grant Shakoane, which was confirmed to TshisaLIVE by fellow radio veteran and close friend Wilson B Nkosi. Details around his death are still unknown at this stage, but radio personality and close friend Tim Modise took to Twitter last ...

RIP Grant Shakoane: Former Metro FM legend has died Tributes pour in for Former Metro FM veteran DJ, Grant Shakoane who lost his life after being in a serious condition last week. SHAKOANE WAS A ‘GENTLE GIANT’ Fellow radio veteran and close friend of Grant Shakoane, Wilson B Nkosi confirmed the news of the veteran DJ’s death to TimesLive. He was affectionately nicknamed “Shebabadoo Shebaba” as he was on the airwaves since the 1980s on Metro FM where he hosted his popular Rnb and Soul ...

Tributes pour in for veteran DJ, Grant Shakoane Alyssia Birjalal Tributes from the music fraternity are pouring in for the late Grant Shakoane. The veteran DJ passed away on Thursday, April 22. The cause of death is still unknown, however his close friend and fellow veteran journalist, Tim Modise, said last week that Shakoane was in a Joburg hospital battling an illness. The Metro FM presenter, well known by his famous phrase “for the time of your life and the life of your t...

iAfrica Veteran Journalist Tim Modise. Share with your network! Confidence and optimism in South Africa may be at all-time lows, but Tim Modise says that South Africans are more politically engaged than ever before. Speaking at PSG’s  Think Big webinar, Modise says the impact of Covid-19 has been demoralising for people all over the world, and South Africa is no exception. “We’ve had a major economic contractio...

Buy Local Summit goes virtual after last year’s cancellation due to Covid-19 By Mpiletso Motumi Share Johannesburg - While last year’s Buy Local Summit had to be cancelled, this year’s three-day event has gone virtual. The expo is part of Proudly South African, the country’s official buy local advocacy campaign. The focus of the conference is on the business of localisation as a driver of economic growth. Sessions are free to join for people in the country and across the gl...

The state of security and future of predictive identity The Covid-19 pandemic has drastically changed the face of IT work environments and so security must evolve. However this should be balanced with the need to reduce workload that compliance places on line of business. Listen to the podcast below to learn more about Altron Security’s offerings and how they, as Identity Security leaders, use AI to make predictive identity a business reality. Andrew Whittaker on Altron’s attitude toward se...

Karima Brown stood on the shoulders of giants in journalism By Opinion Marlan Padayachee On Sunday, independent 24-hour news channel eNCA paid a fitting and final farewell to its TV host, Karima Brown, and did a reprise on some of her excellent interviews on her show, The Fix, that relived the prowess of a brave-hearted commentator until Covid-19 ended her colourful and controversial career last week. Coronavirus continued its ruthless march at the weekend, taking more high-profile lives of th...