DJ Fresh (Big Dawg)

This town in Mississippi was founded by formerly enslaved people to protect Black farmers from racist U.S. laws. But now residents say they’re being pushed out of their jobs – by white South Africans granted refugee status by Trump.

STIR THE POT: Masemola suspended. Dimpane acting — second woman ever in that chair, first since Phiyega in 2015. Cachalia acting as Minister. Mchunu on leave. Fourth commissioner in a row to leave the top job early, this one over a R360 million tender that ended up at Cat Matlala's Medicare24 — R50 million already banked. President Ramaphosa admits we have too many people acting, and that is a weakness. So Jozi — are you happy? Yes, the system is working? Or no, same movie, same ending? Voice note us: 071 460 5169. #StirThePot #938FreshBreakfast #Masemola #SAPS

HAPPY FRIDAY!! It’s about to get mad ugly here!!! ROLL CALL: Who are you and where are you listening from ? WhatsApp: +2771 460 5169 DSTV 823 | Stream on 938.co.za | @938radio everywhere #938FreshBreakfast

The last few weeks across the Americas have been nothing short of unforgettable! From a sunrise in front of the Teotihucan Pyramids in Mexico to a Friday evening at the world-famous, Rady Shell in San Diego and all the incredible shows with impeccable attention to details in between, it’s safe to say I’m fueled up and ready for the Summer season! 🇺🇸🇨🇷🇲🇽❤️

WATCH | President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to address the media this afternoon at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, accompanied by Acting Minister of Police Firoz Cachalia. SABC News Politics reporter Samkele Maseko has the latest details.

#AFTER40ISAFTER40 Today is World Book and Copyright Day — 23 April, the day both Shakespeare and Cervantes died on in 1616. So here's the After 40 question: if there were a book in YOU — written from everything you've lived, learned, lost, and become — what would it be titled? Not the plot. Not the opening line. Just the title. The words on the spine. WhatsApp 071 460 5169. #After40IsAfter40 #938FreshBreakfast

You THINK you spend R630 a month on subscriptions. You ACTUALLY spend R1,600. That's a R970 gap between what's leaving your account and what you think is leaving your account — every single month. 41% of us now report subscription fatigue. And the average person is paying for at least one subscription they don't even use. What's the most embarrassing one you're still paying for? WhatsApp: +2771 460 5169 DSTV 823 | Stream on 938.co.za | @938radio everywhere #938FreshBreakfast

#StirThePot Every time a high-profile accused walks into court with a hoodie up, a towel over the head, or a lawyer's jacket covering the face — South Africa argues. One camp says: innocent until proven guilty, protect the face, let the trial decide. The other camp says: public accountability starts the moment you're charged — no hiding. WhatsApp: +2771 460 5169 DSTV 823 | Stream on 938.co.za | @938radio everywhere #938FreshBreakfast #StirThePot

1984: Dorothy Nyembe, imprisoned for being a member of a banned organisation (ANC/MK), is welcomed home after spending fifteen years in prison. Credit: Omar Badsha, UCT Photography Collection

Fourteen year old boy subjected to beatings, burning and electric shock while in an army camp by members of the the SADF, c 1980s. Credit: Afrapix/ Hubpages

HAPPY THURSDAY!! … and yes, we get it, sometimes you wanna just get out the car and throw down!! 😉 ROLL CALL: Who are you and where are you listening from ? WhatsApp: +2771 460 5169 DSTV 823 | Stream on 938.co.za | @938radio everywhere #938FreshBreakfast

HAPPY WEDNESDAY!! You can count on us to take the sting out of the midweek madness!! ROLL CALL: Who are you and where are you listening from ? WhatsApp: +2771 460 5169 DSTV 823 | Stream on 938.co.za | @938radio everywhere #938FreshBreakfast

David Motsamai was a wealthy Soweto bootlegger and businessman (known as "Oom Day") whose identity Nelson Mandela adopted as an alias in 1962 to evade arrest while traveling for Umkhonto weSizwe activities. Motsamai was a supporter and 1961 patron of Orlando Pirates Football Club and a founding member of the National Professional Soccer League. Mandela, a prominent Lawyer in the 1950s, previously represented Motsamai. When traveling through Africa and returning to South Africa in 1962, Mandela used a passport under the name David Motsamayi (or Motsamai). Mandela and Motsamai shared the same birth date (July 18th) but were born eight years apart (Mandela in 1918 and Motsamai in 1910). Motsamai maintained a "nouveau riche" status that allowed him to operate successfully despite apartheid restrictions. Motsamai was also a founding member of the National Professional Soccer League’s (NPSL). Credit: Drum Archives, SAHO, IOL, Jeff Ramsay

Today is Earth Day. For #After40IsAfter40 on #938FreshBreakfast — a question for my generation. We were raised on "turn the tap off", "switch off the lights", "don't waste paper — think of the trees", Captain Planet on Saturday mornings and school posters about the hole in the ozone layer. We were told WE were the generation that had to save the planet. Now we're the parents. So honestly: • Which environmental lessons from childhood live on in YOUR house? • Which ones have you quietly let die? • Do your kids know MORE about the planet than you did — or less? • Did our generation pass the Earth on in better shape, or did we drop the baton? WhatsApp us: 071 460 5169 📻 93.8FM | DStv 823 | 938.co.za #938FreshBreakfast #EarthDay #After40IsAfter40

#938FreshBreakfast roll call this morning — WORKISMS 📎 "Let's circle back." "Put a pin in it." "Take this offline." "Let's workshop it." "Ping me." "Moving forward…" "At the end of the day…" Workisms are supposed to make us sound smart. They actually make us sound like we're avoiding the question. They're corporate cosplay — a way to sound busy without saying anything. Tell us: • Which workism makes you want to scream into a mug? • Which boss or colleague is the WORST offender? • What's the one phrase you've banned from your own vocabulary? Bonus points if you translate it for us. What does "let's take this offline" ACTUALLY mean? WhatsApp us: +2771 460 5169 #938FreshBreakfast #Workisms 93.8FM | DStv 823 | 938.co.za

#StirThePot this morning on #938FreshBreakfast Our top cop — National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola — was in the dock yesterday. Four charges under the Public Finance Management Act, linked to the R360 million Medicare24 tender awarded to "Cat" Matlala. He says: "I know I am not guilty" — and he's staying in his job. The DA and EFF say: suspend him now. Ramaphosa says: I'll handle it in accordance with the law. Your turn, Jozi. In terms of his POSITION — what should happen next? A) He stays — innocent until proven guilty B) He voluntarily steps aside until the case is done C) Ramaphosa suspends him immediately D) He must be removed outright Case returns to court on 13 May. WhatsApp us your view: +2771 460 5169 #938FreshBreakfast #StirThePot #Masemola 93.8FM | DStv 823 | Stream on 938.co.za

Trevor Manuel with his then wife, Lynne Matthews, and son, Govan, on his release from detention in 1988. Credit: Zubeida Vallie/UCT Photography Collection

Brazilian President Lula tells President Cyril Ramaphosa that SA will attend G20. “US President does not own G20”

Cynthia Shange and Ray Msengana in the 1975 film 'Inkedama' directed by Simon Sabela.

AFTER 40 IS AFTER 40 Six days to Freedom Day. 32 years into democracy. And for the After 40 crowd, Freedom isn't a date — it's a running conversation with yourself. At this age, what are you finally FREE from? Free from debt? From a marriage that wasn't yours? From your parents' dreams for your life? From trying to please people who were never going to be pleased? From your own perfectionism, the voice that never let you sit down? Or maybe it's quieter than that. Free from caring what the cousins say. Free from fasting you never believed in. Free from posting holiday pictures to prove you were happy. Tell us. The best freedoms are the ones nobody talks about. WhatsApp: +2771 460 5169 DSTV 823 | Stream on 938.co.za | @938radio everywhere #938FreshBreakfast