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On this season finale of Unfathered we speak to Bhekile Nkosi on how grief looks different on everyone, after losing his father at a young age it took him 26 years to finally visit his grave. We also speak about difficult periods in his life, like when he went to prison, where he would've loved for his father to be present to be able to comfort him and advise him. All of this and more in episode 10.
This is something a child can never recover from, on this episode of Unfathered we speak to Julia Maleka who grew up without love and affection from her father whom she later came to find out that he was not her biological father, she then went looking for her biological dad who did not offer any warmth and love like a father should, tragedy struck in her childhood when she was sexually abused by a family friend upon finding out her family just asked him to apologise, the mental and physical toll that undealt trauma and anger can take is dangerous and volatile.on the human mind.
A father who is physically there but does not fulfill his role is as good as a Father that never existed, on this episode we speak to Lerato Manaka about her experience with fatherlessness and how it manifested in her adult life, from mourning her father which she never got to know to substance abuse, committing fraud and being abandoned by her mother in her time of need.
Vanessa Tsoetsi shares an emotional heart rendering story of growing up with an abusive father, and how she wished most times that he would rather have not been present, she talks about the hurt, pain and trauma that her and her family experienced under the hand of the father who obviously fought demons of his own and never sought the help that he needed.
Dr Bongiwe Tlailane, who is an author, and a mental health advocate talks about the emotional and social impact of growing up without a father or an abusive father, how this can lead to depression, anxiety, substance abuse and self-destructive behaviours.
Neo has a heart wrenching conversation with Kealeboga Moatshe, a Life Coach, who shares her personal story of growing up with her abusive father, watching her dad hit her siblings brutally made her realize that this is no longer discipline but rather abuse and how this eventually affected how she views the men in her life....
Join us for the riveting episode where Sinazo has an in-depth chat on shared experiences with South Africans who have lived in other African countries and their treatment thereof..
Neo has a deep conversation with Ian Naidoo, he takes us through his journey of having overcome emotional and physical abuse at the hand of his dad, and the subsequent life choices that he made based on not having the fatherly role in his life.
James has an indepth interview with Douglas who is a blockchain, NFT Project Developer, he gives considerable insight on the Metaverse Virtual world together with unpacking NFT's.
Sinazo chats to the MMC of COJ David Thembe on the foreign National issue in South Africa
Neo has a powerful conversation with two women who have overcome the journey of life without a father, they speak openly about their experiences and challenges that they both faced.
Neo chats to Masabata Motaung on growing up without a father, and how she overcame this void and continues to navigate life.
Neo talks to Bongani Zwane better known as Bongani the Author, he chats to him about the ins and outs of fatherlessness and how to collectively work at eradicating the social ills that comes with it
Ever wondered why we admire Sportspeople? Are you self-disciplined, listen to this podcast to find out, and maybe get tips.
Leader of political party Black Land First Mr. Mngxitama shares his point of views and opinions regarding life before and after covid. Do you agree with his sentiments to a certain point?
Entrepreneurship and how young people can develop a business mindset. Tips and advice for the youth from Scelo.
"GRIFF" talks about his RAIDERS and MICHIGAN before anything (that's number one) then he has a very candid conversation with WINGO from The Grammy Award, Soul Train Award, MTV Award-winning iconic R&B group JAGGED EDGE
James Mkoka opens up about his journey from coaching different types of sports to specializing in athletics as well as his passion for uplifting athletes from the township.
Unconventional career choices, how black families view careers in the arts, music and media, how to take the step into the entertainment industry
Xolisani Nomeva Ndongeni sat down with Sello Maake Ka Ncube to talk about championship winnings, the trials and tribulations he faced and how he bounced back from it.
In this episode "Griff" takes back to the old school, the good old days, when RnB was truly rhythm and blues for the Soul he features one of the pioneers of that original '90s RnB sound Mr. Q Parker from the group 112 (sold over 30 million copies) who shares his 2trillion thoughts with Griff.
What it means to be a young social media influencer, a look into her daily activities and how it affects her life, friendships etc...
Instagram: @cellloooo.os Facebook: Scelo Simelane Tiktok: @cellloooo.os YouTube: Scelo Simelane
You are the Job you are looking for, stop looking for a job.. instead, look for yourself in this world of vast opportunities remembering that there is a job that is idiosyncratic to you and your purpose don't fight the feeling go with it.. take that leap of faith and believe in yourself.
They say that in life before you make a really big change.. you have to get so angry and mad at your situation that you turn around and make the change... if you haven't made that big change you have been meaning to, it simply means that you are not mad or angry enough to step up and make that desired change.
Opens up about growing up in Limpopo, having to experience disability at a young age, winning in her career and travelling overseas
In this week's episode of Open Up with Sello Maake Ka-Ncube, we are joined by Tseliso Mohlomi. He shares with us his upbringing in the Free State, entrepreneurship amongst black people and politics.
1 of SA's top Comedians, Resident comedian on Metro FM, TV Presenter, Actor, Activist, Voice Artist, Producer. Bookings nubreedcomedy@gmail.com
Make up your mind about what it is that you want out of your life. When you make up your mind, your focus becomes clearer. Listen to what Poloko has to say about this in this episode of the Make A Difference Podcast.
This week on Open Up with Sello Maake Ka-Ncube is joined by a Spiritual advisor & consultant Siyabonga Mkhize. He speaks about spirituality, religion, being a presenter and more wisdom on lobola.
Tumi or not Tumi that is your favorite South African female comedian spends some time over skype with ''GRIFF'' the argue about what the difference is between being American fat and African fat, what happens when you masturbate, cancel culture and Tumi's dreams of living the American dream.
Everyone gets a shot their "moment". Some take their shot and some miss it only to regret it later. Poloko sits with up and coming comedian, The Coke 25 to bring you an inspiring conversation.
On the next exciting episode of Open Up with Sello Maake Ka-Ncube , catch Pitso Maleka as Opens up about growing up in Soweto, his entrepreneurship journey and so much more.
Mashable is probably one of the funniest ethnic comedians in South Africa who has just found Christ in his life. He shares how he survived the pandemic. He also talks about launching his own Moringa Gin brand, sexual health and weight loss products.
H.E Prof. Dr Ambassador Tal Edgers, Q.C opens up shares his insight on African history, youth as well as the South Africa
An artist has the power to tell stories that will shape the world for better or worse through all forms of art. What story are you telling through what you are creating?
On this episode we chat to political Analyst Pedro Mzileni as we talk on the youth participation in our democracy and their voting power. We take close look at the concourt judgement and speak legal Analyst Adv. Dumisani Apollos
Is toxic masculinity a real thing? The Switch Team is determined to find out what their male peers feel and think about toxic masculinity, Sibi Ncongwane and Ethan Steyn share their views and experiences with toxic masculinity.
The good the bad and the ugly don't be discouraged be encouraged to share your story because it is powerful, somebody needs to hear it. remember that there is so much power in your story that could lift and change others for the better #ownyourestory
Tsholo Mashishi formerly know as Tsholofelo Matseke joins Sello Maaka ka Ncube to Open Up about her formidable extensive career as a broadcaster. From her childhood as a KTV presenter to news anchoring for all illustrious news rooms. She also gave us insight about her marriage and family life.
On this week's episode of Open Up with Sello Maake ka Ncube, the show is joined by Koleka Kwana. She gets candid about her philanthropic work with woman and children, working within the ICT sector and her earlier years.
"GRIFF" will be talking one of the biggest SOAP STARS in South Africa from the legendary show ISABAYA; she also is one of the funniest people in her country and on this show we'll learn a lot about Ms. Celeste Ntuli that people didn't know about her upbringing in KZN (Durban) ... you don't want to miss it
Do you agree with the IEC on the reopening up of the candidate list for elections? Does this show that the IEC is compromised and favors the ANC, or is this good for all parties ? #truthbetold @nazjey
"GRIFF" talks to a HUGE iconic figure from South Africa in this week's episode. If you mention this man's name in Mzansi people will laugh. It's DAVID KAU (pronounced COW) he pretty much is a trailblazer when it comes to BLACK comedy in South Africa if that makes sense? Listen and Learn about the Past, Present and Future of South African comedy.
We discussed mental health within the black community with Buhle Mahlangu, and what parents can do differently to ensure that their children feel validated and seen.
On this week's episode of Open Up with Sello Maake ka Ncube, the show is joined by Koleka Kwana. She gets candid about her philanthropic work with woman and children, working within the ICT sector and her earlier years.
Founder of Ignite Academic Solutions, Ntokozo Nzima, to discuss our country's education system and how ideal it is given our current economic climate.
In celebrating the last day of women's month, Nomvelo Makhanya opens up with Sello Maake Ka-Ncube. She speaks about her career, family, being a young adult, and being in the industry for 10 years.
How have you personally been affected by the global pandemic of 2020/21 and how have you gotten by thus far? Poloko is joined by Reabetswe Shongwe in this episode of "Make A Difference" for a transparent conversation about the aftermath of the pandemic in their personal lives.
Listen to this exciting chat with the "Hip Hop Mom", Lebang Kgosana. An entrepreneur, eventing guru, TV content producer and radio personality. Poloko and Lebang talk about the balance between family and career. You need to hear this.
She is Linah Ngcobo, a mother and a wife but what many people don't know is that she treated her career and a record deal to push her now husband Ihhashi Elimhlophe in the music career! She is a woman personified, she and her husband are my relationship partners! There is a lot people don't know about this Queen 👑! Ntate Sello has an intimate discussion with Mma Ngcobo on her journey 🙏🏻
Can you imagine what it's like to have the success of your work be measured by the approval of someone else? Poloko sits down with social media influencer and comedian PD Jokes to have a conversation about what it means to influence the world while dealing with your own personal insecurities.
Sello Maake ka Ncube open's up with gender based violence activist, anti femicide campaigner and socio-entrepreneur Kamogelo Seleka a women who refuses to rely on you're sword to save her because she carries her own.
Dr. Shamila Ramjawan is a globally acclaimed Entrepreneur, Humanitarian, Motivational Speaker who is passionate about women empowerment.
Poloko Mmakgolane welcomes you to 'make a difference' Podcast as he shares part of his story and his journey as a dreamer with the aim of inspiring you to be a dreamer of the day.
Ayanda opens up to Ntate Sello about her journey as being S’fiso Ncwane widow, raising her two sons, overcoming the loss of her husband through the word of God and being an inspiration to other women.
Well known actress and philanthropist Zikhona Sodlaka opens up to Ntate Sello on motherhood, stories that should be told and her acting career as well as the current challenges faced by most South African actors.
What to Expect EP 1: Who is the real @nhlanhla_lux; a Pimville boy, a St David Marist alumini to protecting Maponya Mall Soweto. An alleged spy, Soweto James Bond, Founder of Soweto Parliament. Get to know him as he #Openup with Bra Sello from 12 noon on Touch-hd.co.za
Poloko Mmakgolane is a 25 year old motivational speaker who has released a new book that reflects the the times we live in today.
In today's show we introduced Small Business Secrets with Hetty The Entrepreneur.
Are you a business owner? Do you sell a product? Do you render a service? Do you want to increase sales?
If the answer is yes, then you have come to the right place!
In-Touch sits down with Nonjabulo Zikhali, 18 and Nolwazi Sindane, 18 both matriculants from Hoerskool Secunda who have invented a social and mental illness App called Safe Space after having suffered from depression and anxiety themselves, Their future looks bright.
This week we sit down with two young entrepreneur's Mpumelelo Mahlangu, 27 who launch his own laptop brand called .connect electronics and Tshepo Makgatho ,33 who has created his own taps that pour out hot water without the need of a geyser.
On the heels of the previous episode's discussion with a member of the presidential commission on the 4IR, we were joined by Jacques de Vos, CEO of Mezzanine. Mezzanine is blazing the trail in Africa, creating and implementing digital solutions to solve challenges in agriculture, healthcare and education. Jacques shares invaluable insights into Mezzanine's digital solutions and their impact on the lives of people across the continent. This is a great discussion if you are interested in building digital solutions to fix REAL challenges across the continent.
A podcast syndicated out of the US, discussing what is happening in the US, from social, lifestyle, entertainment and the heartbeat of the music industry.
Every aspect of business, and life in general, is being transformed by this phenomenon called 4IR. On this episode, we chat to Rendani Mamphiswana , a commissioner on the Presidential Commission on the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He shares insights into the research the commission has done to derive recommendations for South Africa's public and private sectors' strategies for harnessing 4IR technologies. How is your sector being affected by 4IR? What skills will you need in the short-term and in the long-term to stay relevant? This conversation will be worth your while.
Technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace and the development of any new technology product has a legal bearing. On this episode, we had Tendai Jangara, a legal expert, talking to us about Protection of Personal Information laws, cloud computing regulations and other legal insights that every techpreneur needs to know. If you are building any tech that requires,for example, the collection of user information, this discussion is crucial to your business. Non-compliance with the law can ruin any brilliant technology product!
On this episode, we talk about e-commerce businesses in Africa with one of the founders of Jumia - Marek Zmysłowski. How did Jumia overcome infrastructural and political challenges to build the first African tech company to list on the New york stock Exchange? Tune in and hear from a global expert on ecommerce businesses. If you have recently started an online business, planning to start one, or looking to grow one to the next level, there is so much to learn from this episode.
Co-founder and Managing Partner of the joint US/South African venture Vilafonté since 2001. Mike has been nominated for the Wine Star Award for Global Innovator of the Year in 2015 and then again in 2017. Mike is founding Trustee of the Cape Wine Auction and has held numerous leadership positions. He graduated in the first wine marketing class at Adelaide University and is an international wine judge, public speaker, industry commentator, social media maven and marketing trendsetter.
On this episode, we took time to unpack the previous episode's discussion with Josh Romisher of the University of Stellenbosch LaunchLab. We shed light on some common challenges plaguing entrepreneurship in Africa that incubation hubs could alleviate.The role of incubation hubs is paramount, but, are there enough of them? Are they doing enough? Are incubation hubs providing the right type of support needed by, for example, township entrepreneurs?
A podcast syndicated out of the US, discussing what is happening in the US, from social, lifestyle, entertainment and the heartbeat of the music industry.
On this episode, we continue building on our exploration of entrepreneurship ecosystems in Africa. After learning about the University of Stellenbosch LaunchLab incubation programme on a webinar featuring Josh Romisher and Steve Blank (famous for the Lean Startup movement) , we just had to get Josh onto the podcast. The University of Stellenbosch LaunchLab is the quintessential incubator/accelerator model, exactly what is needed to advance entrepreneurship in Africa. Their mantra is "We transform seemingly impossible ideas into world-changing businesses". Find out how they live up to this mantra, on this episode.
A podcast syndicated out of the US, discussing what is happening in the US, from social, lifestyle, entertainment and the heartbeat of the music industry.
On this episode, we discussed financial inclusion. An important topic to cover on ADW because financial exclusion/inclusion is closely aligned with the digital divide. Lloyd Mwashita shared his knowledge of the digital financial services industry and brought light on the impact of financial exclusion on economic development, and how technology can provide affordable solutions. How is the digital financial services ecosystem faring and what opportunities exist for technology entrepreneurs in this space?
We continue exploring the "Wheel of Entrepreneurship Ecosystems". We had a first look at the role of Corporations in Entrepreneurship Ecosystems on episode 6 through the discussion with Ericsson. On episode 7, we zero-in on the phenomenon of the digital divide, as gleaned from the Ericsson discussion. What is the digital divide? Why is it relevant? The role of leadership in addressing the digital divide is core to Africa's realisation of the boon of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Episode 7 will certainly leave you with something to think about.
Digitalisation requires broadband. Affordable, equitable and ubiquitous broadband. On this episode, we host Todd Ashton, Vice President of South and East Africa at Ericsson and Managing Director of Ericsson Kenya. We unpack the role that Ericsson is playing to provide broadband services as a lever for economic development in Africa. Ericsson is a firm believer in the importance of ecosystems and have demonstrated their commitment and dedication to Africa's digitalisation through various partnerships and initiatives. If you want to understand the role that the telco industry plays in driving education, entrepreneurship, digital skills development, and supporting the entire digital economy, this episode covers it all.
A podcast syndicated out of the US, discussing what is happening in the US, from social, lifestyle, entertainment and the heartbeat of the music industry.
The United States has arguably the most advanced digital technologies foundry in the form of Silicon Valley. In the valley's history, it has created 70,000 companies, over 300,000 jobs and over 5 trillion dollars in revenue. No surprise that the US is the biggest economy in the world. On episode 5, Vusa and Lloyd reflect on the entrepreneurship ecosystems discussion with McKevin Ayaba from Episode 4 by looking at what each of the different entrepreneurship ecosystem player categories could do differently in Africa. How can corporates , incubation hubs, the media, government etc, better collaborate to support entrepreneurship in Africa?
On this episode, we had McKevin Ayaba as our guest. An Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Builder of note, McKevin shared his insights on our preceding episode entitled "Digital scramble for Africa". To enable and support the digital revolution in Africa , and to use it as a springboard for economic development, McKevin highlights the need for establishing and strengthening entrepreneurship ecosystems across the continent. If you want to know what makes Silicon Valley tick and how to build similar ecosystems in Africa, you need to listen to this episode.
A podcast syndicated out of the US, discussing what is happening in the US, from social, lifestyle, entertainment and the heartbeat of the music industry.
Episode 3 was inspired by the article recently published by Vusa Nyathi entitled "Industrialisation or Imperialism? Three 4IR policy considerations for Africa". In the article, Vusa shared some insights about the need for a digital mindset at a macro level, i.e., a common continental consciousness about why Africa needs the digital era. Episode 3 was thus about unpacking this, by discussing how and why Africa is using "Digital Industry Factories" from the western world and not building , or maybe not supporting, it's own. Isn't the dominance and use of Google, Facebook, Instagram, Microsoft, Tik Tok and Amazon on the African continent akin to another scramble for Africa? A Digital one, this time? Take a listen and share with us your take of this topic. Tweet us - @AfriDigiWorld , @vusanyathi @LloydMwashita
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
On this episode, we had John Lombela - an International Speaker, Entrepreneur,Investor and Business Consultant. John talked to us about Blockchain and digital currencies, and answered the profound question - "What is money and what is a currency?". This was not a technology debate, but rather a practical discussion on the business applications of Blockchain and digital currencies. If you have been trying to figure out what Blockchain is and how it relates to Bitcoin, and everything around these 2 phenomena, this is a "must-see"! John generously shared practical applications of Blockchain technology in various industries; tips that you can explore further and consider for your business or personal development. Maybe more importantly, John shared HOW and WHY "Blockchain is the cure for Africa".
A podcast syndicated out of the US, discussing what is happening in the US, from social, lifestyle, entertainment and the heartbeat of the music industry.
Carrie speaks to Rudiger Gretschel, the chief winemaker at Krone Méthode Cap Classique house.
Advice from the inside track. Hear the stories of young entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals as they discuss business, sustainability, responsible leadership and work life balance, with the queen of wine and spirits, Carrie Adams.
This is our debut episode. We reflected on some of the major highlights of the digital revolution, albeit humorously, through the lens of Nas' 1999 song - New world. We spoke about the purpose of the podcast - to provide a platform for discussing the impact and influence of technology on economic development and entrepreneurship, in Africa. Discussions on "Digital" in Africa are existential; We posed questions like "If Google stopped allowing Africa to use it's services, what recourse would Africa have?". We also made the argument that "digital is not about gadgets, it's about the mindset", and gave a brief overview of Digital Thinking, covering the following aspects; Customer Centricity, Cross-skilling, Experimentation, Agile, and Design thinking.
For ANY business to be sustainable in the digital era, it has to practice and apply Digital Thinking.
Joined in studio by Queen Lolly (SA Recording artist) & Zandi Buthelezi (SA GSports for Women nominee), talking everything sports, arts & entertainment + GBV. #WomensMonth #EnoughIsEnough #Sportainment
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
Episode 12 is a conversation around seeking healing. There are many forms of healing and this episode aims to help you in finding your healing so you can live an holistical intentional life. The hosts are joined by special guest, Yvette Ratshikhopha.
Carrie speaks to Andrea Mullineux from Mullineux Wines, whose Olerasay Straw Wine has just been awarded 100 points from International Wine Guru, Martin Neal
Pastor Sechaba Mothiane’s weekly dose of spiritual well-being. The show seeks to assist with deep-rooted problems from the pasts that could be affecting the present. We play South African gospel music and include a psychologist to assist with any issues raised before ending off the show with a scripture and words of wisdom.
Today's episode talks about how fear holds us back and how it cripples us into making decisions based off that. It aims to challenge perceptions of fear and how we can break away from that.
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
With the recent killings of young women in South Africa, men are inherently perceived as violent. But episode 10 tackles one of the major drives that can lead men to kill- SEX. The act is loosely understood but it contributes to Crimes of Passion. Watch the episode for a full understanding of how it can contribute to such acts.
With the recent death of George Floyd, the world came to a stand still in uniting the lives of black people. This episode of #TheNewNormal speaks about the lives of black people and the injustices they face featuring an exclusive with Honorable Tokyo Sexwale. But more importantly, the episode aims to awake the minds of people of color to stand up and fight for their own. #BlackLivesMatter
Episode 8 embodies a dialogue between host, Tbo Touch and Bishop Maponga and Bishop Noel Jones. This episode covers a topic that aims to awaken Africans to understand the power of generational thinking.
This episode is stacked with issues that affect our freedom as black people. From oppression to democracy, Tbo Touch and his guests, Bishop Maponga and Bishop Jones unpack the issues faced then and now. Episode 7 aims to awaken the African child’s perspective on Freedom.
Episode 6 speaks to an African person’s identity and how it has been stripped away from them. From the cuases to the solutions, The New Normal aims to awaken the african child to rediscover themselves from the effects of apartheid.
On this episode, Tbo Touch speaks to Bishop Maponga and Bishop Noel Jones. The episode aims to help Africans to think progressively and beyond the walls of a church, so they can reach their own state of ownership. Expect a cut-throat conversation that challenges your way of thinking as an African.
From conversations of being under lockdown and keeping your faith up, Episode 4 comes with a topical shift to mind. Tbo Touch is joined by Bishop Joshua Maponga talking about the African representation in the Bible.
Advice from the inside track. Hear the stories of young entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals as they discuss business, sustainability, responsible leadership and work life balance, with the queen of wine and spirits, Carrie Adams.
Advice from the inside track. Hear the stories of young entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals as they discuss business, sustainability, responsible leadership and work life balance, with the queen of wine and spirits, Carrie Adams.
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
Pastor Sechaba Mothiane’s weekly dose of spiritual well-being. The show seeks to assist with deep-rooted problems from the pasts that could be affecting the present. We play South African gospel music and include a psychologist to assist with any issues raised before ending off the show with a scripture and words of wisdom.
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
We speak to Austin Appiah Duah from Ghana as he gives us an overview of the Covid19 lockdown in his country. He gives us a citizen perspective.
• Introduction • Welcome Katlego Rasebitse from Sisonke Global Network of Sex Work Projects • History of Sisonke and Sex workers • Why Sisonke Advocate for Sex Workers • Fake News, Misconceptions and Fun Facts • Negative consequences of criminalization of Sex Workers during Lockdown • Human Rights and Politics • Affirmations
Pastor Sechaba Mothiane’s weekly dose of spiritual well-being. The show seeks to assist with deep-rooted problems from the pasts that could be affecting the present. We play South African gospel music and include a psychologist to assist with any issues raised before ending off the show with a scripture and words of wisdom.
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
Covid 19 Entrepreneurship edition: Joined by MASS KG's CEO (Marianne Seeta) as well as COO (Donovan Dean) talking about MASS KG as a global OEM and its approach to COVID 19 & beyond.
Pastor Sechaba Mothiane’s weekly dose of spiritual well-being. The show seeks to assist with deep-rooted problems from the pasts that could be affecting the present. We play South African gospel music and include a psychologist to assist with any issues raised before ending off the show with a scripture and words of wisdom.
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
Today we speak to two young people, who found an opportunity for business in the mist of the Covid-19 Pandemic and we give an update about Coronavirus.
Pastor Sechaba Mothiane’s weekly dose of spiritual well-being. The show seeks to assist with deep-rooted problems from the pasts that could be affecting the present. We play South African gospel music and include a psychologist to assist with any issues raised before ending off the show with a scripture and words of wisdom.
Advice from the inside track. Hear the stories of young entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals as they discuss business, sustainability, responsible leadership and work life balance, with the queen of wine and spirits, Carrie Adams.
• Introducing Psychologist Gordon Shaw • Mental Health Overview • Debunking misconceptions around seeking professional help • Mental Health concerns during lockdown • Healthy Coping Mechanisms • The negative side of Social Media • How to Get Help via “The Psychology Couch” • Affirmations
Joshua Maponga is a renowned motivational speaker, philosopher, leader, musician, and social entrepreneur. His heart is turned towards community development, where he has worked with various organizations such as the Vision Design House, Global Management Centre (UK), and EDSA (Entrepreneurial Development Southern Africa).
Pastor Sechaba Mothiane’s weekly dose of spiritual well-being. The show seeks to assist with deep-rooted problems from the pasts that could be affecting the present. We play South African gospel music and include a psychologist to assist with any issues raised before ending off the show with a scripture and words of wisdom.
Advice from the inside track. Hear the stories of young entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals as they discuss business, sustainability, responsible leadership and work life balance, with the queen of wine and spirits, Carrie Adams.
This week we are speaking personal and business finances. We speak to financial advisor Siba Njoba about how we can deal with our finances and debt during the lockdown. Moneyweb’s Melita Ngalonkhulu shares how businesses can find financial assistance from different government programs.
Today we speak to three guests giving us an over view of what is happening during this Covid19 pandemic. Ongama Mtika one of SA’s leading political analysts gives us a picture of what this pandemic had meant for the political landscape of the country. MMC Phillips from City of Joburg Economic Development talks to us about the permits for informal traders and the economic state of the city. Executive Mayor of the Nelson Mandela Bay Mr Buyeye speaks to us about the measures the municipality has put in place for the metro against the Covid19 pandemic.
Guests: Dj Tira, Ntswaki Sibiya & Dj Zain SA
This week we talk about the music industry and we talk to a Small Business that is swimming above the Covid19 storm. We speak to SA music heavyweight Dj Tira on the effects of Covid19 to artists and events, also taking a more local look at the Eastern Cape Dj scene and how they are surviving through the Covid19 pandemic, speaking to one of their biggest Dj’s Zain SA. Business woman Ntswaki Sibiya helps us see a not so gloomy side of the Pandemic for her business giving a different outlook on how the Pandemic has not been all so bad for essential service based small businesses.
Guests: Sister Jenna & Apostle Kaunda
Today we speak to the Spiritual side of the pandemic, understanding how we can use positive energy and meditation in this time. We start by speaking to Sister Jenna who is a spiritual leader, author, radio and TV personality, renowned speaker and founder of the Meditation Museum in Silver Spring, Maryland and McLean, Virginia. Then we speak faith with Apostle Kaunda, understanding the biblical standpoint on this issue and how the church is dealing with the pandemic.
Guests: Dr Marlene Taylor (USA) & Siviwe Qwarube
Today we speak to Shadow Minister of health Siviwe Qwarube as see gives us an overview of what the health department is doing in trying to put up measures to deal with the current pandemic of Covid19. We also speak to American Medical Doctor, based in New York Dr Marlene Taylor, as she gives us a clear idea of what the American and New York Medical department is doing in the current state of this medical nightmare for the medical community in the USA.
Today we speak about the pandemic that is causing the deaths of thousands around the world and that has put the world in a state of Panic. The CoronaVirus also know as Covid19. We will be talking to Mr Ganief Hendricks of the Al Jama -ah party, the Executive Mayor of Johannesburg spokes Person Limandela about measure put in place by the City to try contain this virus and minimize the spread. We also will be taking a look at how it affect people with an already compromised and weak immune system, speaking to an American based HIV/AID scientist.
This show is everything sports & entertainment #Sportainment. Covering topics on lifestyle, financial literacy and life lessons from your favourite athlete’s and entertainers. The show will cover the latest news (results, log standings, new signings, and big endorsement deals) in sporting news both locally & internationally. We aim to evoke debate on trending & controversial aspects in sports from all around the world, whilst highlighting the commonalities between the entertainment & sporting industry.
Our mission is to inform, educate, empower and simply entertain you.
Hosted by: Rendani Tshivhula Aka Ren-D. Your number one MC @Rendani_No1MC
Winemaker at the beautiful Delaire Graff Estate in Stellenbosch about the release of their super duper ultra premium Banhoek Bordeaux Style Blend.
Chef extraordinaire and co-owner of the fabulous Marble and Saint restaurants in Gauteng. We talk about the new Seven Colour Sunday initiative at Marble
Famed in SA for being the first winemaker for Rupert & Rothschild where he worked and forged relationships for 25 years – which same relationships led him to an exciting new adventure on the beautiful little Cordoba farm and adjoining property from whence he is making a beautiful Provencal style Rose. First property in the country to brave only one Rose as their brand.
Pink Valley is innovative, fun, classy and delicious
Niels Verburg – Pioneer and vinous eco warrior. Owner of Luddite and winemaker par excellence talks to us about his newly released vintages and the effect of the drought on his farm
Winemaker and son of Achim who owns the famous Haute Cabriere Estate. We chat about his new single vineyard chardonnay that has his signature on it for the first time
The show is the big sister we wish we had. It is a soul replenishing show focused on having conversations perceived to be taboo. We speak on subjects that our society is thirsty to hear about. Most of the show is unscripted because we do not want to deprive our guests from authentically unpacking they’re hearts.
Cheryl shares her journey as a young girl navigating through life to being the incredible woman she is today, we touch on the ‘R Kelly’ documentary and how it triggered her as well as how it relates back to her storey. She further speaks on her spirituality and what that means to her and how she managed to protect it through her journey
The RumBro, Andy Kiloh, is making it his goal to get the Rum message, and more particulary South African Craft Rum into the frontline with the industry.
The RumBro brings you a gathering of the curious, excited & enlightened in the Rum Industry and Rum Spirits Category. The Craft Rum Industry now represents a new era in the Craft Spirits Market with exceptional growth over the last 4 years.
For more details contact him on 0724598366
Robert Appelbaum who is a co-owner of The Old Ducky French Café – recently opened in Pineslopes in the Fourways area. Frieda Appelbaum, his mother, is renowned as South Africa’s French cuisine pioneer and has come out of retirement after selling Le Canard, to once again, delight us all with her amazing French culinary skills.
Wine list and menu off the charts – not to be missed…
Joined in the studio by the one & only BlakLez. Dropping his new hit single (LEPARA).
Sportainment
- Intro
- The beginning
- When the drugs took over
- Self Sabotage
- Acceptance of Nonsense
- Who Are You Now?
- A message of Caution
- Affirmations
We speak to Al Jama -ah President Ganief Hendricks about what they got from the SONA and what are their hopes moving forward
We speak to the DA spokesperson Solly on his response on the SONA and what the DA’s thoughts were around the speech
We speak to EFF’s new spokes person Danisile Ngwenya about the EFF disruption of parliament SONA seating and about the SONA delivery .
- January already felt like a whole year
- 2019 Reflections
- 2020 Vision | Conscious living
- Affirmations
Advice from the inside track. Hear the stories of young entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals as they discuss business, sustainability, responsible leadership and work life balance, with the queen of wine and spirits, Carrie Adams.
This show is everything sports & entertainment #Sportainment. Covering topics on lifestyle, financial literacy and life lessons from your favourite athlete’s and entertainers. The show will cover the latest news (results, log standings, new signings, and big endorsement deals) in sporting news both locally & internationally. We aim to evoke debate on trending & controversial aspects in sports from all around the world, whilst highlighting the commonalities between the entertainment & sporting industry.
Our mission is to inform, educate, empower and simply entertain you.
Hosted by: Rendani Tshivhula Aka Ren-D. Your number one MC @Rendani_No1MC
Chomi Guess What?!! gave us a bit of a twist today. Malaco and The Bang sit down with Louie & Anané Vega to share their musical journey together.
Advice from the inside track. Hear the stories of young entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals as they discuss business, sustainability, responsible leadership and work life balance, with the queen of wine and spirits, Carrie Adams.
This show is everything sports & entertainment #Sportainment. Covering topics on lifestyle, financial literacy and life lessons from your favourite athlete’s and entertainers. The show will cover the latest news (results, log standings, new signings, and big endorsement deals) in sporting news both locally & internationally. We aim to evoke debate on trending & controversial aspects in sports from all around the world, whilst highlighting the commonalities between the entertainment & sporting industry.
Our mission is to inform, educate, empower and simply entertain you.
Hosted by: Rendani Tshivhula Aka Ren-D. Your number one MC @Rendani_No1MC
We talk to KG founder of Kandake Breweries Company. A young man who has launched a new craft beer in the market, which promotes African women and the role they played in our history and leadrrship.
Advice from the inside track. Hear the stories of young entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals as they discuss business, sustainability, responsible leadership and work life balance, with the queen of wine and spirits, Carrie Adams.
Pastor Sechaba Mothiane’s weekly dose of spiritual well-being. The show seeks to assist with deep-rooted problems from the pasts that could be affecting the present. We play South African gospel music and include a psychologist to assist with any issues raised before ending off the show with a scripture and words of wisdom.
Today we talk to we speak to business partners Neani, Sibusiso and Chris about the value of digital marketing and the a new website that assist young business connect throughout Africa and speak.
Ethel Nyembe handed out the Diners Club Winemaker and Young Winemaker of the year awards at a glittering function in Franschhoek last weekend. We catch up with her to hear all about it,.
We are chatting to Andrew Human – new owner of Blind Tiger in Parkview, Johannesburg. If you are looking for a really cool, relaxed, slightly alternative venue to chill over the weekends look no further than Blind Tiger – an eclectic SA Speakeasy not to be missed
A conversation about they’re friendship turned into relationships turned into marriage. The two tutus really open up about their journey together and speak very candidly about the constitution of marriage and what it took for them to have a strong one today as they are celebrating their 10 years of marriage.
Pastor Sechaba Mothiane’s weekly dose of spiritual well-being. The show seeks to assist with deep-rooted problems from the pasts that could be affecting the present. We play South African gospel music and include a psychologist to assist with any issues raised before ending off the show with a scripture and words of wisdom.
Today we kicking off the 16 days of Activism.Talking to Naledi Boltina and Yamkela Makanda about the social ills of the nation with regards to the issues of GBV and the case of Khosi a rape survivor. We go deeper as we talk about real stories and what 16 Days of activism is really about and what it means to women and children.
We are joined in studio by Delta The Leo, Teboho Theoha & BA Nhlapo speaking everything Sports, art & Entertainment as well as everything LGBTQI+ #Sportainment
We are joined in studio by Delta The Leo, Teboho Theoha & BA Nhlapo speaking everything Sports, art & Entertainment as well as everything LGBTQI+ #Sportainment
We speak to James Diack – chef and owner of Coobs Restaurant in Parkhurst that is celebrating its 7th birthday this month. Most of us are familiar with this fabulous little local restaurant in the High Street of Parkhurst from whence James churns out delicious, organic, top drawer fare. All the veggies, meat and chicken are organically grown on his family farm just outside Johannesburg. Spoil yourselves and stop in to Coobs for a glass of wine from their superb wine list – and don’t forget – he makes the best fish and chips in town!
He takes us on his journey as an artist while navigating through topics such as Relationships- personal and working relationships- his big break and the spirit behind his music. He will be performing at the Big Picnic held by Strong bow, Powered by MTV it is happening this weekend and Langa takes us through what he does in preparation of such big performances.