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In this Podcast King Bash is joined on the line by multifaceted entertainer, a rapper and TV personality Maraza who recently dropped new music. Maraza who hosted a TV show for getting Matriculants ready for their exams shares that he is only now getting his flowers from people who he helped pass their matric year. Maraza talks about the love he has received when he ventured into music and how it has been beautiful seen his music career get to where it is now. Having recently dropped a body of work, Maraza explains his album, why he named it " Babies in April" and also shares details on his new single featuring Big Zulu and Lilly faith titled "Abangcono" . He ends up the conversation with advice for the class of 2024. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast King Bash is joined on the line by motoring journalist  Prashirwin Naidu. Prashirwin shares details about the GWM P Series 500 bakkie which he recently experienced,  if whether the car lives up to the hype, who it's competitors are and the price tag of the car. Prashirwin also shares details on the latest Polo Vivo from Volkswagen and he wraps up the conversation with his motoring tip. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast King Bash is joined on the line by Buli Ndlovu who is  the Executive Head of Retail & Business Banking Marketing at Nedbank. Buli shares the inspiration behind the 'Now More People Can Premium' collection which is a collaboration between Nedbank and renowned fashion designer and founder of Mantsho, Palesa Mokubung. This collection is South Africa’s first-ever fashion collection inspired by a bank account, and Buli speaks also about some of the standout pieces, and also where people can shop this collection. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

The Limpopo Health department together with the South African Medical Association Trade Union in Limpopo have condemned an incident that recently took place at Musina hospital whereby a doctor was assaulted by a civilian. Both the department and SAMATU have raised concerns on the safety of health care professionals saying that communities have to understand that the safety of health workers is in their hands and that attacking the very professionals will only affect them(patients) as and when they require medical attention. Nghamula Chauke spoke to spokesperson of Health in Limpopo Neil Shikwambana and SAMATU NEC member Dr Nkateko Mnisi and this is what they had to say:

We start a new series one that focusses on men as the providers of the family. But in the days we live in where opportunities are not just scarce for women but for men too, we find a pool of men who cannot be the providers they are molded to be. 1 Timothy 5:8 says, “But if any provide not for his own, and especially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.” In this episode we understand where the notion of men as providers comes from, we talk to Mr. Rodolph Nyoni wh is a Spiritual and Moral Coordinator at the Correctional Services and a member of AGLOW

Communication is a very key part of any relationship and can be used as a way to revive some aspects of the relationship. Complexion and Mpho Mashita have a chat with Relationship Expert, Paula Quinsee about the importance of continuously flirting with your other half.

While the ANC Youth League in Limpopo agrees with the notion that prevention is better than cure, it is however disappointed in the manner at which the food poisoning matter is being handled by the Limpopo Education department. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, ANCYL Provincial Secretary Oliver Mabunda said it can never be right that South African hawkers are the ones taking the flak for developments around recent hospitalisation of learners who are alleged to have consumed poisonous food stuff. Mabunda is urging government to look into the root cause of the problem and deal with illegal immigrants who are operating spaza shops.

The Limpopo Department of Education has decided to suspend the sale of food in and around schools in the province. This comes after the death of a 13 year old who is alleged to have eaten snacks from a local shop. Limpopo Education Media Liaison Officer Matome Moremi Taueatsoala told Nghamula Chauke that this is a temporary measure as the department and other stakeholders are still trying to navigate around these developments, adding that it is a necessary step to take to prevent the loss of more lives.

Body dysmorphic disorder is a mental health condition in which you can't stop thinking about one or more perceived defects or flaws in your appearance. Complexion and Mpho Mashita talk to Nueroscience Counsellor, Candice Lambert about how you can start fighting the battle with your body image.

The last hour of the show is dedicated to a different gospel artist every Sunday. We worship, praise and get to know the artist through their journey in music and relationship with God! Leswika La Motheo allowed us to get to know them better