#SpecialGuest| Multi-Award winning singer, song writer , artist…Donald (#IDeserve) Moatshe.

• Nine Years after the release of his debut album, Train of Love. Five albums later, you would think there is nothing that Donald has not tried. Then came amapiano and changed the music scene in South Africa and his sixth studio album, Dreams, a ten-track soulful album is influenced by amapiano.
• Originally from Rustenburg in the North West, Donald says he never knew that one day he would become a singing super star.
• Did you know that he played in the Premier Soccer League development for Wits University’s under-18 side? “The following year I went on soccer trials and Jomo Sono came and picked me to play for the under-19 side at his club, Jomo Cosmos.”
• The minute he saw that he was going far with his soccer career, Donald decided to cut soccer out of his life to become a musician.
• Donald has collected a couple of awards for his hard work. He argues that it has not been easy but he always tried to put the best foot forward.
• The biggest lesson he has learned in the music industry
• On love

10 Things You Didn’t Know About Donald

1. Growing up he was a typical mama’s boy who never came home late and did not get into trouble
2. It took him literally 30 minutes to write the lyrics and verses for his song “I Deserve”
3. He’d choose booty over legs
4. Mma Medi’s Restaurant is his favourite restaurant in Rustenburg because he claims they sell the best kota’s in Rustenburg and the service is excellent
5. His favourite nightspot in Rustenburg is called “Kwa Reggie”
6. He has written songs for artists including Kelly Khumalo and Kwela Tebza
7. Bad drivers make his blood boil
8. He went to St Dominic’s, a private high school in Rustenburg
9. His first cellphone was an Alcatel
10. His first pair of sunglasses were It was a pair of BondiBlu, they cost me R15

The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union has vowed to push ahead with its strike at gold mine Sibanye-Stillwater. Workers have been on strike almost 3 months and they are demanding a R1000 a month salary increase. The company offered R850. We’re joined on the line by Amcu leader, Joseph Mathunjwa.

Mamokgare today unpacks weight gain.

#InspiredTuesdays| We explore Palm reading, an ancient practice that originated in Asia with Mogumutsi The Palmist. He has successfully performed his palm reading services in South Africa and other countries.

He reads palms of his clients physically and online (through WhatsApp and Facebook). He gives his clients feedback and their remedial actions for various situations.

Send through clear FULL images of both your left and right palms if you would

like a reading plus your age to: WhatsApp 060 584 2250

Twitter: @MutsiPalmist

#TheTakeOffhustle |  A chance to showcase your business , grow your business, increase your brand awareness and generate sales. Take advantage of these 50s of fame and get your business featured on #TheTakeOffhustle

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Today’s Business/Hustle is:

Indalo Development Consultants , A town planning company

Song: Sun-EL Musician feat SImmy - Higher

First Thing is First | In a workplace culture where fear is the dominant energy, employees feel anxious and frequently worry about unwanted consequences including job loss. If the message the workplace culture is constantly sending to employees is to be afraid, is that company getting the most out of its workers?     Can this culture be overcome?

Guest: Penny Mkhize, An HR specialist

#DanceHallMix by Fruity Star

The Africa Travel Indaba is taking place at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre starting today until Thursday this week. The travel show was not held for the past two years due to Covid-19. We now chat to Mpho Mbuli, General Manager for Marketing at Tourism KZN.

Speculation is rife that President Cyril Ramaphosa is fast losing the trust of some within the tripartite alliance. Political Analysts say this could change drastically, if he prioritises the needs of the working class in South Africa. This comes after he was booed off stage at Cosatu's main May Day celebration at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in the North West province on Sunday. Some workers disrupted the event forcing him to leave without delivering the keynote address. Sakina spokes to Labour Expert, Terry Bell.