Innholdsfortegnelse for 2023-04-25 i Daily Voice

Reporters The funding will be used to transport reporters to and from the studio for recordings or live broadcasts, and help kids attend RX Radio Basic Training to become radio reporters. Funds are also needed to upgrade studio equipment and pay for the core operational cost including service providers and salaries per month. Station manager Noluyolo Ngomani previously told the Daily Voice that it is important to keep the station operational because it pioneered having children’s voices heard. “Additionally, we’ve become an integral part of the hospital community and in young people's lives especially those living with chronic conditions,” she said. The station has so far trained 135 kiddie reporters at Red Cross, Paarl Hospital and Brooklyn Chest Hospital. Donations can be made at www.rxradio.co.za if you want to help…

TWO Cape Town breakdancers came out tops at the Red Bull BC One national finals on Saturday. Champions B-girl Keisha Dirk from Ocean View and B-boy Toufeeq Baatjies from Mitchells Plain impressed not only the judges, but they also had the crowd begging for more as they danced their way to the world finals taking place in Paris later this year. The annual breaking competition took place at GrandWest on Saturday, after cyphers in Johannesburg, East London, Cape Town and Oudtshoorn. Red Bull BC One is a global one-on-one breaking competition that sees over a thousand breakers from around the world competing in their respective countries for the chance to compete at the world finals. This year’s world finals, taking place in Paris, France, at the iconic Stade Roland-Garros, will…