Friday, 10 November 2017
BEER CHURCH POPULAR IN JOHANNESBURG
Churches have never been in alignment with alcohol consumption throughout history, however, one local church has defied this conventional norm. Situated in Orange Farm, Gauteng Gabola Church prides itself in catering for society's outcasts popularly known as 'drunkards.
Having been established only a few months ago this church is already boasting 500 members and appears to be growing rapidly. The congregation is offered alcohol during a sermon and members are baptised with the brand of their choice.
The pastor always starts the service with a glass of whisky and prays for all the alcohol that will be consumed throughout the sermon. He firmly believes that Jesus turned water into wine for this particular purpose and therefore drinkers should not be ashamed to indulge.
Church services are held in a tavern and everyone is invited!!!
Monday, 6 November 2017
BLACK MONDAY PROTESTS CAUSE RACIAL DIVISION
Monday saw farmers from different parts of South Africa banding together and blocking highways in a bid to be heard by the government. This protest comes in light of a Stellenbosch farmer who was murdered at his home by an unknown assailant.
Farm murders have become a serious issue in the country with farmers venting their frustration and pleading with the government to be assisted.
The march was peaceful in the Free State with no disruptions reported however, in Middleburg, a truck collided with the cars blocking the highway and a few people were injured.
In Johannesburg tensions began to soar when the protestors started waving the old Apartheid flag to on coming traffic. This raised concerns about the farm murders being racialised and Black Monday being used for political reasons.
Many political parties including the ANC, DA, and EFF condemned those who were brandishing the old South African flag and called for unity amongst all South Africans.
Farm murders have become a serious issue in the country with farmers venting their frustration and pleading with the government to be assisted.
The march was peaceful in the Free State with no disruptions reported however, in Middleburg, a truck collided with the cars blocking the highway and a few people were injured.
In Johannesburg tensions began to soar when the protestors started waving the old Apartheid flag to on coming traffic. This raised concerns about the farm murders being racialised and Black Monday being used for political reasons.
Many political parties including the ANC, DA, and EFF condemned those who were brandishing the old South African flag and called for unity amongst all South Africans.
Thursday, 2 November 2017
SISTERS IN HIP HOP
Fridays are always packed with pure entertainment as Metro Rhythm caters for the avid hip hop listener. Hip hop is, undoubtedly, a male-dominated industry that lacks sufficient support for the female species.
Gontse 'the goon and Thapelo aka Tapz take it upon themselves to expose local talent within the feminine domain.
Unsigned artists are given a platform to showcase their talent while the latest in entertainment is dissected on the show.
Be sure to tune in at 2pm-5pm every Friday to experience the purest hip hop sounds.
Tuesday, 24 October 2017
SEX TALK
This subject matter might be taboo in many households but in essence it needs to be dissected eventually. The brave Precious Mphahlele takes this topic head-on and delves deep into what goes on in the bedroom. From 'friends with benefits'to oral sex this show covers everything there is to know about love-making.
Every Tuesday between 10am and 12pm be sure to tune into Metro Rhythm and get some tips on how to reach your partner's delicate spot.
Wednesday, 11 October 2017
WHAT'S COOKING?
Cooking has never been so mouth-watering and enticing from audio without any visuals. That's the case with Chef Nathan's show 'What's Cooking?'airing every Friday from 12pm until 2pm. Chef Nathan takes the listener on a journey of food and elaborates on what goes into the perfect dish.
Every week is filled with new menus and guests who know their way around the kitchen. Food does not only feed one's hunger but the soul as well which is why tuning in to this show is vital for you. Allow Chef Nathan to give you some of the best ingredients that will shake up your kitchen.
Thursday, 5 October 2017
LAS VEGAS SHOOTING
A country music concert was tragically cut short in Nevada when a mysterious gunman sprayed a hail of bullets at the audience attending the event. 63-year-old Stephen Paddock was in his 32nd floor apartment, at a hotel, when he opened fire at the unsuspecting crowd. 59 people were killed and nearly 530 were injured.
At this point it is still unclear what drove Paddock to commit this massacre with 10 suitcases filled with machine guns found in his hotel room. He then committed suicide upon shooting at the crowd before police officials got to his hotel room. His girlfriend, a Philippines national, was flown to the USA for questioning following the ordeal.
Paddock is said to have been a retired accountant with multi-millions to his name along with gambling habits. His brother, Eric, described how shocked he was when he heard of the news.
Wednesday, 4 October 2017
FAMILY MATTERS WITH Chris Samuels
Family Matters is a weekly show, hosted by Chris Samuels, airing on Wednesdays and Fridays between 10am and 12pm. The show will tackle issues faced by families from all demographics in this day and age.
Is it wise for a matriculant to take a gap year after completing their schooling? and what about the so called 'Middle child problems' that seem to constantly affect the second born sibling in the family?
Chris will also be looking into how social media affects contemporary families when comparing the interaction patterns that appear to be hampered by technology.
Are you a conservative parent who has issues with their child's sexual orientation? Family Matters is the kind of show that delves deep into these taboo subject matters and tries to find solutions for all parties involved.
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