The Hlanganani Show

Mvelo Hadebe sat down with Durban-born rapper Loki, whose journey from working as a mechanical fitter on the South African railways to becoming one of Durban’s most promising hip hop artists is nothing short of inspiring. In this conversation, Loki reflects on being discovered by K.O through Twitter, becoming the first artist signed to Skhanda World, and collaborating with some of SA’s biggest names like Kwesta, Cassper Nyovest, Khuli Chana, and Blxckie. He also opens up about his award-nominated hit “Shoda Ngami,” lessons learned from his Skhanda World era, and what fans can expect from his upcoming debut project. A story of passion, persistence, and purpose — Loki’s journey proves that dreams can truly rise from anywhere. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe spoke with Boitumelo Setlhare about Sexually Transmitted Diseases and African Traditional Medicine. The discussion focused on the role of traditional healing in managing STDs, the importance of awareness and safe sexual practices, and how traditional and modern medicine can work together to promote better sexual health. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe sat down with the newly elected SRC President, Mdumiseni Chonco, and Faculty Officer, Simphiwe Khumalo in an insightful interview to discuss their vision, leadership goals, and plans for the academic year. The conversation explored their commitment to student representation, academic excellence, and building a more inclusive campus environment. Both leaders shared how they intend to strengthen communication between students, the SRC, and university management while ensuring that student voices remain at the heart of every decision. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe was joined by Ntokozo Magubane to observe Dwarfism Awareness Month. The discussion focused on raising awareness, correcting misconceptions, and promoting inclusion and representation for people living with dwarfism. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe was joined by Sister Sithole on the Hlanganani Mid-day Show to discuss Breast Cancer Awareness. The conversation highlighted the importance of early detection, regular screenings, and open dialogue to reduce fear and promote proactive health care among communities. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe was joined by Ms. Phumzile Sikosana for an engaging discussion on Nutrition and the Immune System. Ms. Sikosana unpacked the vital role nutrition plays in supporting immune health, highlighting how balanced diets and nutrient-rich foods can help the body fight off illnesses. She also shared practical advice on affordable, everyday foods that help boost immunity and debunked common myths about supplements versus whole foods. The conversation served as an important reminder that maintaining good nutrition is one of the most effective ways to build resilience and promote overall well-being. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadebe was joined by representatives from MUT Student Housing for an insightful conversation on the recent GBV March held at Anniversary Lane. The discussion highlighted the importance of the march as a powerful tool in raising awareness and taking a stand against Gender-Based Violence within the MUT community. The representatives shared the motivation behind the initiative, its impact on students, and the ongoing commitment to creating a safer and more supportive campus environment. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Mvelo Hadabe was joined by Professor Simangaliso Raymond Khumalo for an insightful interview exploring the intersection of theology, politics, and public life. As a respected theologian, academic, and church leader, Professor Khumalo brought depth and perspective to conversations on the role of the church in society, ethical leadership, and how religion continues to shape democratic values in South Africa. The dialogue highlighted both historical and contemporary challenges, while also offering reflections on the future of faith and public engagement in the country. www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Grace Ramokaelo is joined by Mr Matete Masele from Wikipedia to talk about the collaboration of Wikipedia its history , the five pillars and the necessity of Wikipedia to preserve African and indigenous languages into the digital space www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm

Grace Ramokaelo is joined by Mr Madondo from thee academic literacy and language department at Mangosuthu University of Technology to engage on how Wikipedia is vital in preserving indigenous languages. Ways and interventions to be implemented to make sure that indigenous language are preserved www.mut.ac.za · iono.fm