Broadcast Type: Interview; Tags: Living, Slight, Brait, Years, Lost, Job, Find, Job, Struggling, Provide, Children, Hope, Business, Spoken, Care, Business, Profit, Organisation, Aimed, Empowering, Unemployed, Women, Bit, Kind, Tcb, Care, Business, Held, Open
the good by friday things guy wrapping a listening for us and if you were last week brent surprise into studio me and came and then made everyone crime including himself rent so we've put the today phone lines iv brian prior cape to all of the talk and seven o two rumours listeners up i'm gonna try not to cry or today make you cry ja shoprite i don't mind okay so okay you've us greater news stories good for us tell us about conquering piet the world's toughest roll back to land legs at last tell us about piet botha what a great story about a lifetime it of periods is packed into this week for my also known as the freedom embarked of the on the world's toughest roe talent treated title at the sona events that rowing just saw him under five thousand kilometres and what began as a bold and extraordinary expression humility in early of december finally end came to an last week and piet dock yard arrived at the in and see kwa saying that right hope of where we make this supporters and his family it took him forty-five days man all alone on the sea he made and and it in competing and facing world fastest the drone so well done piet think from all of us i south africa from all of our sportsman in all are just doing their rights great things for our right now they country really are just so amazing to see that fly fire fire just celebrating and it an in it just every the sport at the moment the story about we're kazi is just a classic south african story like a rag to riches story but a beautiful story of entrepreneurship as well tell us about vilakazi who was living off bread in slices of this now proud business women was living off a slight she almost the brait for or just over two years her job it lost she couldn't find struggling a job you to provide for herself and her children but she found hope through a business we've spoken about that on the show before could taking care of business it's a non profit organisation aimed at empowering unemployed women and to thanks a little bit a kind had the the this they tcb as they taking care of business know known held an open day in the western cape and and cars he didn't we are even have enough money get a taxi to to get day to the open but thanks to kind strain this neighbours community they put together but a to get to money help that open day was accepted where she as one of the of people the sort programme that are going to join the they gave it skills management they helped with skills business skills help to buy stock to start new business an entrepreneur where she would be herself and after two years struggling so difficult her life again looking kids she after her now has her own business not just but a business here sop and couple of stores a where she sells her product and making good money and you know empowering other people in the process is well got an out so week programme women to help other and girls in need she's giving back of this he was living of bread slices for two years i love these incredible of entrepreneurs stories and how how can you can you raise someone up through mentorship and and an incubator like that's beautiful thank you then listen and we know about musa motor from his previous experiences on america's he is got talent but back again and his worrying judges tell us about this so good got is back in talent twenty twenty four i think it gets don't south african screens it is yet but available on youtube at america's not just got talent this year that somi called fantasy league where the four judges got to i think because the pool of different a hundred performance within they i got the queues like team that i wanted to take forward the only south african to be chosen come back to was musa we remember him was that young kids he soccer you want every a player he lost cancer his leg due to he started dancing and he was the got talent series on in twenty twenty back three in twenty twenty four simon tau judge is simon culture him to be part his team and of growth musa solvent and said that might possibly be the one to win this america's got talent he performed it was a week and i think and a half ago i said i we found the so that are not the the the leave you performance will in tears as powerful the strength it shows and resilience of african this young south and again south africa applauds our talent doing so much good around the world freshly thank you for always bring us just happy stories happy good new stuff south telling us about africans doing great things and just reminding us and if you haven't yet that brent seen the video also been talking about social media on of that nice english lady through the window coming of her house your that's on social media right media good love laughter that good that story started going viral yesterday i think i received a hundred whatsapp times on i'm sure most people i feel and see that sorry for that poor me through lady was the window but you have given the world a good laugh i think he's it's exactly what just met everyone so much laughs reporter joy so that check up social so brent if you haven't video because obviously the about ten times as well for that so thanks brands have like the weekend and as youth i always say every single day to all of the listeners team and to the in the studio with you guys good thing only good eddie things brent lindeque founder of the the good things guy best that's the of seven o two