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Taking the Rams by the Horns
TimesLIVE Podcasts
157 episodes
1 month ago
Veteran journalist and broadcaster Rams Mabote, in association with SowetanLIVE, hosts a weekly podcast that looks at the funny side of news and current affairs.  Mabote will take listeners on a journey to the light side of dark. Because life is too short to take the news to heart, and in typical South African style, we choose to laugh so we don’t cry.
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Veteran journalist and broadcaster Rams Mabote, in association with SowetanLIVE, hosts a weekly podcast that looks at the funny side of news and current affairs.  Mabote will take listeners on a journey to the light side of dark. Because life is too short to take the news to heart, and in typical South African style, we choose to laugh so we don’t cry.
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Society & Culture
Episodes (20/157)
Taking the Rams by the Horns
Marketing through mud and dust, according to Nano Mothibi
BMarketing expert warns creatives to dare to do the uncomfortable, if they are to make it in the cutthroat industry
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1 month ago
39 minutes 48 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Pearl Mbewe: A daughter, a mother and a sister
Public Relations superstar speaks about GBV, parenting, media and becoming a brand.
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1 month ago
33 minutes 28 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Ke Dezemba boss: Time to know your whisky
In preparation for the holidays, whisky ambassador Thami Banda gives us an Idiot's Guide to Whisky.
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1 month ago
38 minutes 48 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
I BLEW IT – The RAF way
Of girlfriends, bodyguards and millions of rand spent recklessly by the Road Accident Fund
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1 month ago
15 minutes 36 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Unknown to him, Paul Biya retains Cameroonian presidency
Unbeknown to him, ninety-two-year-old Cameroonian president Paul Biya, has been voted back into office for another eight-year term.
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2 months ago
10 minutes 59 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
SA is limping, but it is not lights out, yet
Sipho Ngwema looks back on how the promise of 1994 has slowly been derailed
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2 months ago
46 minutes 57 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Make Joburg clean again. But don’t take away its bounce
Informal traders that have brought so much joy to many men and women over the years are being removed from the city.
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2 months ago
16 minutes 56 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
The ANC finally has a plan for South Africa, again
In a dramatic turn of events, the leadership of the ANC has released yet another plan to turn the fortunes of the country around. Don’t hold your breath.
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2 months ago
16 minutes 53 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Celebrating podcaster Ursula Mariani
Ursula enjoying all her dimensions as content creator, voice over artist and academic.
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3 months ago
47 minutes 2 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
It is darkest before dawn says Songezo Zibi
Chairman of SCOPA argues that South Africa must not despair over the Madlanga Commission of Enquiry
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3 months ago
33 minutes 26 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Ntshavheni enters the annuls of Most Influential People
3 months ago
15 minutes 6 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Makashule Gana takes a gamble on the betting industry
Rise Mzansi MP determined to rid South Africa of its corrupt and addictive gambling sickness.
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4 months ago
50 minutes 17 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Pitso Motaung to Dance The Death Drill On Stage
Joburg Theatre brings Fred Khumalo's iconic novel on stage: Don't Miss It.
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4 months ago
32 minutes 19 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Holomisa floored in a radio interview from hell
Touched on his studio by a radio caller, belligerent yet likeable Gen Bantu Holomisa tells everyone to go to hell.
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4 months ago
15 minutes 15 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Relentless Tebogo Malaka goes Bell Pottinger
Beleagured IDT boss tries spin to save face, but falls flat on it.
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4 months ago
18 minutes 44 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
A not-so-heartfelt advice for IDT's Tebogo Malaka
If you really have to bribe a journalist, don't do it on a Stellenbosch wine farm.
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4 months ago
21 minutes 36 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Panyaza Lesufi perfects the art of demoting officials upward
Gauteng government run by ghost workers, relatives and underperforming managers.
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5 months ago
26 minutes 42 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Wine, whisky and Holy Land: A day in the life of a politician
Members of Parliament reveal what it takes to get their attention. Not much it would seem.
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5 months ago
26 minutes 46 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Noma does Cold Play on Gigaba
Ministers ex-wife goes rogue about a "doctored" PhD, Rolex watches, Covid romps and more.
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5 months ago
14 minutes 36 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
It’s the law, stupid. Mbhazima Shilowa explains decision on Senzo Mchunu
Shilowa explains what Cyril Ramaphosa did, could have done, did not do and could not do regarding the Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s revelations.
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5 months ago
30 minutes 59 seconds

Taking the Rams by the Horns
Veteran journalist and broadcaster Rams Mabote, in association with SowetanLIVE, hosts a weekly podcast that looks at the funny side of news and current affairs.  Mabote will take listeners on a journey to the light side of dark. Because life is too short to take the news to heart, and in typical South African style, we choose to laugh so we don’t cry.