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RMB Solutionist Thinking

RMB Solutionist Thinking

Bruce Whitfield presents an insightful new series that celebrates great thinking and what it takes to be a solutionist thinker. Click below for series episodes...

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Ermos Nicolaou: Solving problems in babies, even before they are born

11 June 2019 6:05 PM

Quite the unusual Solutionist Thinker, Professor Ermos Nicolaou solves problems that occur before babies are even born.

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SA's digital footprint traces back to pioneer, Jason Xenopoulos

4 June 2019 6:05 PM

As one of the founding fathers of internet businesses in South Africa, Jason Xenopoulos’ digital rap sheet is longer than most.

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Like her wines, this winemaker has flourished in some tough conditions

28 May 2019 6:05 PM

When the story of the winemaker can add as much to wine, as the origin of the grape.

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To this solutionist thinker, all-access means success

21 May 2019 6:05 PM

William Mapham pioneered Vula Mobile, the app that links healthcare workers with on-call medical and surgical specialists.

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Meet the technologist disrupting the freight industry

14 May 2019 6:01 PM

Meet Benji Coetzee, a tech disruptor transforming the face of the male-dominated freight transport industry.

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There's a medal haul coming in Tokyo, if this coach has anything to do with it

30 April 2019 6:30 PM

Rowing coach Roger Barrow shares his love for winning - especially against better-resourced teams.

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Yoco: Small business' saving grace

23 April 2019 6:20 PM

South African fintech venture, Yoco is ensuring that SMEs become the driving force behind wealth development within communities.

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Tech-first, solutionist startup disrupts insurance industry

16 April 2019 6:05 PM

New kids on the block, Naked is stripping down the costs of car insurance and, rebuilding it with social impact and fairness.

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Gary Kirsten, bowling over the kids of Khayelitsha

9 April 2019 6:03 PM

Here's how South African cricketing legend, Gary Kirsten is bridging the divide and, giving black cricketers a fighting chance.

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Thank a Healthcare Worker, Support a Restaurant.

702, in partnership with Uber Eats and Daily Maverick, has a plan that will honour our health workers and help our struggling restaurant industry.

'Medical workers are tired and hardly had time to recover from the second wave'

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Crypto For You with Revix

A new podcast promising everything you need to know about investing in the technologies, industries and sectors you believe in.

To invest now or later - can one time the cryptocurrency market?

Crypto regulations - friend or foe?

Crypto explained - a guide to understanding digital money

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Information about Covid-19 coronavirus

Updates, interviews, and information about the novel coronavirus spreading throughout the globe and its impact on South Africa.

'We can’t take an extension of lockdown. We’re out of ideas!'

Current lockdown likely to be extended beyond 14 days - economists

'It doesn’t make sense to keep restaurants open at risk to the rest of economy'

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Absa Insights 2021

Demonstrating Absa's global reach and expertise, providing access to sector expertise you wouldn’t necessarily have access to.

EFTs and e-wallets make online shopping in Africa easier and accessible

Through the “great staggering” to a “better normal”

Consumers choose home improvement and loungewear over expensive luxuries

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The Dis-Chem Foundation and 702 - showing Random Acts of Kindness

One random act of kindness can cause a ripple effect through the nation, and 702 and the Dis-Chem Foundation are here to help.

A million reasons to help keep girls in school

Frida Hartley Shelter receives a Random Act of Kindness from Dis-Chem

Tears Foundation receives Random Act of Kindness from Dis-Chem Foundation

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UNRESOLVED - unsolved Apartheid-era mysteries, exclusive to 702

UNRESOLVED uncovers the mysteries of South Africa's past, to shed light on the complicities of the present.

Nokuthula Simelane: Will the family ever know what happened to her?

Fort Calata: Why was he killed? Question still remains 35 years later

Victoria Mxenge: Challenged apartheid regime to uplift SA youth

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Business Unusual

Innovation can save a business or destroy it. These are stories of the businesses that disrupt the industries they operate in.

Private space - not the final frontier, just the next one

The most successful YouTuber for the last four years is only 10 years old

Is China calling a deer a horse?

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Personal Finance with Warren Ingram

A collection of wealth manager Warren Ingram's regular contributions to The Money Show.

'Offshore investing is a great idea – but be careful where you put your money'

Investment advice: In bad times be a buyer and never a seller (except when...)

Invest like you care about more than a quick buck - it's called ESG investing

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Celebrating a year of being apart, together

702 is taking time to celebrate moving forward, together. Even while standing apart!

[WATCH] A look at government communications a year into lockdown

1 year of lockdown: Private sector, govt must repair economic scarring together

Remembering treating Gauteng's first COVID-19 patient

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Resilient employees make for resilient businesses

Covid-19 is reshaping our world and business leaders need to protect their organisations against future crises and remain sustainably successful.

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Walking the Talk in Youth Month

702 is exploring the South African youth experience - in pandemic times - 45 years after the Soweto Uprising.

Young duo making waves with E&T Minerals in the mining sector

Meet Nondumiso Mabaso founder of SIGA Sneaker

Destigmatising side hustling and why it benefits companies and workers

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The Wits Impacts For Good podcast series with Eusebius McKaiser

Because now more than ever we must all Contribute to Solutions for Good and for the good of all people.

Ethics in the time of Corona — a philosopher's take

Medical Anthropology: Where the study of a pandemic and the BLM movement align

Signcast: Sign language adds important dimension to podcasts

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Official Covid-19 website

For official information about COVID-19 from the Department of Health - https://sacoronavirus.co.za/

Dr Zweli Mkhize and his wife Dr May Mkhize test positive for COVID-19

'I know people who have passed away because of COVID-19, this is not a joke'

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History for the Future: Lessons from a Rivonia Trialist

Life Podcasts presents - the life story of Rivonia Trialist Andrew Mlangeni.

ANC struggle stalwart Andrew Mlangeni passes on at age 95

Wishing Andrew Mlangeni a happy birthday

Andrew Mlangeni: From the apartheid struggle to the corruption struggle

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The Professional by Profmed

Bongani Bingwa presents a brand new podcast series illustrating how the notion of the professional of tomorrow is ever changing.

Winning the future

Counselling a nation

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A World of Answers - brought to you by University of Pretoria

Aubrey Masango sits down with luminaries and thought leaders to delve into some of the most pertinent issues facing South Africa.

Future of Africa Campuses: A convergance of ideas to share resources

'It doesn't matter where you are, you are embedded in nature.

Technology not replacing human teaching, but rather enhancing learning space

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The 702 YES Campaign

Discover how the Youth Employment Service is changing young lives

YES beneficiary says he has learnt to be more business-minded

'Through the YES programme, I did a three-year nursing course'

'I have gained a lot of confidence because of the programme'

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702 recalls SA's first democratic election, already 25 years ago!

Listen to exclusive audio from the 702 archive, or watch 702 presenters share memories from SA's first democratic election.

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