The Take Off with Bongani Mtolo and Nonala Tose

The Take Off with Bongani Mtolo and Nonala Tose

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  • Orgasm Adult Shop- An adult store

    #BusinessMeetsPleasure|

     

    Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

     

    We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

     

    Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

     

     

    Alarm Track, installations of alarms and safety systems

    Song: Gaelle – Falling 

     

     

    VS

     

    Orgasm Adult Shop- An adult store

    Song: Zakes Bantwini-  Osama

     

     

    Call Number 089 110 2000

    WhatsApp 060 584 2250

    1 min
  • Alarm Track, installations of alarms and safety systems

    #BusinessMeetsPleasure|

     

    Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

     

    We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

     

    Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

     

     

    Alarm Track, installations of alarms and safety systems

    Song: Gaelle – Falling 

     

     

    VS

     

    Orgasm Adult Shop- An adult store

    Song: Zakes Bantwini-  Osama

     

     

    Call Number 089 110 2000

    WhatsApp 060 584 2250

    1 min
  • Glam Luk, Specialize in natural hair products

    #BusinessMeetsPleasure|

     

    Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

     

    We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

     

    Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

     

     

    Glam Luk, Specialize in  natural hair products

    Song: Soldiers Of Twilight – Believe

     

    VS

     

    Mapcon Investment- A property Development Company

    Song: Big Zulu (Ft. Lwah Ndlunkulu) - Umuzi eSandton

     

     

    Call Number 089 110 2000

    WhatsApp 060 584 2250

    1 min
  • Mapcon Investment- A property Development Company

    #BusinessMeetsPleasure|

     

    Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

     

    We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

     

    Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

     

     

    Glam Luk, Specialize in  natural hair products

    Song: Soldiers Of Twilight – Believe

     

    VS

     

    Mapcon Investment- A property Development Company

    Song: Big Zulu (Ft. Lwah Ndlunkulu) - Umuzi eSandton

     

     

    Call Number 089 110 2000

    WhatsApp 060 584 2250

    1 min
  • Glam Luk, Specialize in natural hair products

    #BusinessMeetsPleasure|

     

    Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

     

    We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

     

    Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

     

     

    Glam Luk, Specialize in  natural hair products

    Song:Ten City- That’s the way love is 

     

    VS

     

    Mmatseleng Road Trips, Getaway Travel and Tours 

    Song: Zonke- L.O.V.E

    Call Number 089 110 2000

    WhatsApp 060 584 2250

    1 min
  • Mmatseleng Road Trips, Getaway Travel and Tours

    #BusinessMeetsPleasure|

     

    Entrepreneurs rise this is your chance if you would like to take part send us a message with your name to 060 584 2250 , we will get in touch.

     

    We will take 5 calls to determine the winner

     

    Competing Entrepreneurs for today:

     

     

    Glam Luk, Specialize in  natural hair products

    Song:Ten City- That’s the way love is 

     

    VS

     

    Mmatseleng Road Trips, Getaway Travel and Tours 

    Song: Zonke- L.O.V.E

    Call Number 089 110 2000

    WhatsApp 060 584 2250

    1 min
  • Mgarimbe , Nkosinathi Mfeka

    #SpecialGuest| Popularly known as Mgarimbe , Nkosinathi Mfeka  hails all the way from Umlazi and he is most famously  known for the hit song branded as the ‘national anthem’ , Sister Bettina

    Born in Durban, a township called Umlazi. Nkosinathi Mfeka aka Mgarimbe started music in Durban the year 2000, by performing at parties that were held in December at the beach. Mgarimbe used to go to Ukhozi FM asking for a record deal and which led to a friendship with one of Ukhozi fms top Deejays, Linda Sibiya. Knowing the difficulties that artists experience in the music industry, especially new artists, Linda thought that Mgarimbe needed an education to fall back on and thus paid for his second year in Business Management, but the music bug really got to him and he dropped out to go to Joburg. When he arrived at the city of dreams, he started looking for a deal.

     

    2003, started Mgarimbe’s demo moments, while working at Butter Field to survive and to gather money for studio fees. In 2003 still, he met up with Sipho Nyathela of No Doubt. Six demos later and the perseverance in 2006 Mgarimbe met with Snothi Sithole, who introduced him to the late Jabu Sithole, he started working with Jabu, writing lyrics for him on his second offering Ubuntu and then Jabu introduced Mgarimbe to Mapaputsi, he then started working with Mapaputsi on his latest album; called GROOVER MORE 2006, he worked on majority of the album, writing and featured in four of the tracks.

    2006 also saw Mgarimbe working on his album solo project, which he started in February.

     

    From the dusty roads of Umlazi, came Mgarimbe, which means Hustler with a unique sound that is unlike any other artist in the game, a boy with dreams of opening up his own business and sign his own artists. Growing up from a kwaito back-round listening to the sounds of Skeem & Chiskop.

    Mgarimbe does not want to be boxed in his music he gives people what they want. His music is for the people. With hit tracks like Sister Bethina,

    25 min
  • Olivier Tshimbidi, Chief Information Officer, Pax Africana Advisory

    TheTakeOffInterview| We talk QR (Quick Response) Codes, what exactly are they and are they safe? Think before you scan

    • QR (Quick Response) codes are actually two-dimensional barcodes that were initially developed for the automotive industry back in 1994 to expand the capabilities of standard barcodes.
    • Although they were designed to provide a lot more detail when scanned, the QR codes that you’ll encounter as a consumer are nothing more than a quick way to represent a complicated web link.
    • It’s much quicker to shoot the code with your smartphone than it would be to type in a long string of characters to get to a specific web page, which is why they’ve become so popular.
    • QR codes are, by design, incredibly user-friendly. These days, we see them everywhere. They are on the back of consumer products, and we can scan them to get more information. They are in restaurants so we can scan them to view the menu without touching a physical menu card. They are used to enter competitions, in children’s books to access online content. They are also used by various apps to allow small business vendors to accept credit card payments.

    Guest: Olivier Tshimbidi, Chief Information Officer, Pax Africana

    Advisory

     

    • Pax Advisory is a cutting edge data and technology-driven Pan African management consultancy firm with a business philosophy that is deeply rooted in the African intellectual tradition driven by the pursuit for contextual solutions to problems confronting Africans on the African continent.
    8 min
  • Henk Langenhoven. Chief Economist Minerals Council South Africa

    First Thing is First | The Minerals Council South Africa on Friday warned that Eskom's tariff applications will stifle economic growth and damage the mining sector.Eskom has proposed a series of tariff increases, with the latest one being 20.5%. South Africans are already hit hard by high fuel prices and increasing inflation.

    • Meanwhile, ESKOM’S chief financial officer, Calib Cassim, on Friday made an impassioned plea to the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) to objectively consider the utility’s application for a 20.5 percent tariff increase because any shortfalls in revenue generation still have to be covered by the government as a major shareholder and ultimately, consumers.
    8 min

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