KAYA 959

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KAYA 959 reflects the lives of the predominantly black, urban listener between the ages of 25 – 49 living in Gauteng. The station broadcasts both music and talk.
KAYA 959 broadcasts in English on the FM frequency signal 95 (Dot) 9,
24 hours a day, seven days a week. The current listenership stands at 515 000 per average day and 897 000 per average 7 days.
The music format offers a diverse and soulful mix of adult contemporary music to smoother sounds like R&B, World Music and Soul and Jazz.
KAYA 959 is a rich mix of music, news, sport and topic-driven features. The core Kaya listener is Afropolitan: a mature, sophisticated, socially conscious individual rooted in heritage. The Afropolitan is a progressive thought-leader who is self-determining, discerning, well-informed and a player in the global environment.

Recent podcast episodes

Family bonds.

George Manyosi, Mfundo Mabalane, Philasande Sixaba and Juliet Joseph reminisce about the good times when family TV time was a thing, with family friendly programming that allowed for bonding time. In the absence, or the minimum of such moments, they asked, “how do you bond with your family during family…
2 May 2AM 11 min

Consumers to pay more for petrol.

On Business Update, Gugulethi Mfuphi spoke with George Manyosi about US federal reserves keeping its interest rates unchanged and why it matters for South Africa. They also touched on consumers having to pay more for petrol.
2 May 1AM 5 min

Déjà vu for Mashatile as he gets heckled at Worker’s Dat event.

ANC Deputy President Paul Mashatile was at a Workers' Day commemoration event held at Elka Stadium in Rockville, Soweto yesterday. Workers were reportedly chanting and shouting behind the barricade that police are manning. This as they lamented the continuous retrenchments in the mining sector. George Manyosi and team share their…
2 May 1AM 13 min

How to stop taking criticism personally

GUEST – Boniwe Dunster - Human Resources Executive: Lanseria International Airport How you handle criticism at work is very important for a healthy career. A study by the Harvard Business Review found that constructive criticism may be the best way to get the attention of someone who has become unproductive…
1 May 5PM 15 min

The future of work, HR trends and the Africa career summit

GUEST – Vumi Msweli – CEO of Hesed Consulting Workers' Day serves as a reminder of the importance of workers and the continuous need to advocate for their rights. As the future of work evolves, HR trends are moving toward a more flexible, inclusive, and technology-driven workplace. HR professionals play…
1 May 5PM 15 min