The Hlanganani Show

He spoke on his understanding and belief in Pride month, as well as the challenges he had to overcome being a proud gay men. As he was closing he left a message for students, not only students in the LGBTQIA + but the when students of MUT www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Dr Jaya explained what STIs stands for, how it is transmitted and how it can be prevented. She further talked about the myths around STIs and the stigma around getting tested. She left a key message to the students about sexual health. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

on the Hlanganani Mid-Day Show, Promise G hosted an informative discussion on antibiotic adherence, focusing on the importance of taking antibiotics correctly and completing the full prescribed course. The interview explored antibiotic resistance, the dangers of self-medication, common myths about antibiotics, and practical ways students can protect their health through responsible antibiotic use. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mr Jali, Principal of Nonopha Senior Primary School joins MUT Radio with excitement as MUT visited his school. He shares a brief background of the school. He also briefs about the importance of the reading competition and how it assist learners from his school. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mr Ndaba who is the KwaSanti Circuit manager in the Basic Department of Education joins Awethu on the show. He discusses the importance of reading in Primary schools. He also shares gratitude to MUT for these initiatives in the previously disadvantaged communities. He also shares challenges faced by their circuit when it comes to literacy. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

As MUT Radio bid farewell to former MUT Radio Technical and Production Manager Ntokozo Buthelezi, Mvelo Hadebe sat down with the man who has worn many hats throughout his remarkable journey at the station. The conversation reflected on his childhood, his passion for music, and the experiences that shaped his career in broadcasting. Ntokozo also shared insights into his journey at MUT Radio, highlighting the milestones, challenges, and memorable moments that defined his time at the station. It was a heartfelt discussion that offered listeners a glimpse into the person behind the microphone and the legacy he leaves behind www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe was joined by Mrs N.M. Makhanya, Principal of Sukuma Primary School, who expressed her excitement about the school being the first host of the MUT Reading Project Competition in 2026.

Mrs Makhanya highlighted the positive impact that reading competitions have had on learners in the past, noting how they help improve reading skills, confidence, and academic performance. She praised the initiative for creating meaningful learning opportunities and encouraging a stronger culture of reading among learners. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

UMvelo Hadebe uphinde waxoxisana no-Mr Mkhize, uSihlalo weSchool Governing Body, oveze ukubonga kwakhe ku-Mangosuthu University of Technology ngokuletha uMqhudelwano weReading Project emiphakathini nokwenza umehluko omuhle ezikoleni.

UMnu Mkhize ubalule ukuthi uyabonga enyuvesi ngokweseka imfundo yezingane, wagcizelela ukubaluleka kwezinhlelo ezifana nalezi ekuthuthukiseni ukufunda, ekukhuliseni amakhono abafundi, nasekudaleni amathuba azuzisa izikole kanye nomphakathi. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe was also joined by Ms Nokuzola, a teacher from Embonini Primary School, one of the schools competing in the MUT Reading Project Competition.

Ms Nokuzola highlighted the importance of these reading competitions, noting the positive impact they have on learners by improving reading skills, confidence, and academic performance. Having won some of the competition categories in previous years, she praised the initiative for motivating learners and encouraging a strong culture of reading in schools. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe was joined by Mr M.J. Hlongwane, Maphundu Circuit Manager, who spoke highly about the importance of the MUT Reading Project Competition and its impact on literacy development among learners.

Mr Hlongwane highlighted how reading competitions help improve learners’ confidence, comprehension, and communication skills, while also encouraging a love for reading from an early age. He further emphasized that the programme supports teachers and schools in strengthening literacy and creating better learning outcomes for learners. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm