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John speaks to the newsmakers as well as those directly affected by the issues of the day. He doesn’t shy away from controversy and provides a platform for fair debate.
Named the best breakfast show presenter in South Africa at the MTN Radio Awards, John has been the recipient of numerous other nominations and awards for his work in the media and for raising awareness on pressing issues and finding relevant solutions.
John moved from Ireland to South Africa 30 years ago, as an international rugby player and joined 702 shortly after the station launched in the early 80s. He has since become a patriotic South African, immersed in the country’s current affairs.
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ArcelorMittal claims they need to be protected due to the effect of steel dumping in China and it's effects on prices globally.
SAPS intervention at Rhodes University has caused outrage, highlighting poor police training in crowd control.
The decision to sell properties owned by the Gauteng provincial government intends to tighten the fiscus and generate income.
The SABC Board and Minister Faith Muthambi will be summoned to Parliament to account for Motsoeneng's senior position at the SABC.
Scoin Shop blamed clients for not following their advice on buying and selling Mandela medallions.
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