Vuk' Ubangangene Breakfast Show

The conversation encouraged students to remain positive, prepared and focused when approaching exams. Mr. Machi highlighted three important aspects of exam success: managing time, giving accurate answers, and performing to the best of your ability. He encouraged students to set clear goals, develop good study habits, work consistently and avoid giving up when they face difficulties. Drawing on lessons from several books, he emphasised the importance of knowledge, skills, discipline, character and having a strong desire to succeed. He also reminded students to protect their dreams, choose peace and support one another. He encouraged students to make use of the library, consult lecturers or the appropriate people when they need help, and use past exam papers to understand the structure of assessments. He ended by encouraging students to work hard, stay positive and make use of the support available to them

MK Production joined Mvelo and Dimpho to talk his music. He was continuing from the previous interview he had here. He talked about his current projects his also mentioned about the show he is going to be a part of

Joined by Mr Machi, Awethu kelese and Dimpho Mofokeng dive into habits of students and how to identify the different types of habits that hinder students ability to learn how to comprehend instead of learning just to pass. He mentioned the different types of reasons why students are no longer studying at full capacity and how to identify them. He then left us with saying how this new generation of graduates pass without knowing what they’ve studied and how that will affect them in the upcoming years, hoping to bring light to students to be more attentive and curious of their work

Tebogo Ramadiro from SADAG joined Awethu and Dimpho to talk about suicide prevention as it is a World Suicidal Prevention Day. He told them more about SADAG. He also mentioned best ways to deal with mental health issues. He told them other ways friends or family members that they could use to respond to someone with suicidal thought.

iFani joined the Vuk’Ubangene Breakfast Show for an inspiring conversation about his journey from the Eastern Cape and engineering at UCT to becoming a celebrated isiXhosa hip-hop artist.

He reflected on the success of hits like Ewe and Shake, staying true to his identity, and the lessons from his earlier career.

He also unpacked his latest eight-track project, Msebenzi Wam, discussing its meaning, his creative growth, and the new chapter of his artistry.

Mr Machi joins Mvelo Hadebe for an insightful conversation about Turnitin and how it can benefit MUT students. The discussion explores how Turnitin supports academic integrity, helps students improve their academic writing, and enables them to better understand plagiarism and proper referencing.

Rego Legane joined Awethu and Dimpho to talk about Legal Analysis. Rego talked about Mafube Municipality Pension Fund Judgement and why people should know about this case and understand it. He also explained why the court ultimately made a decision. Rego also mentioned what legal principles did the court apply in this case. He also mentioned the constitutinal significance of this judgement.

Mr Machi joined Awethu and Dimpho to give tips to students as it is assessment and test season. He mentioned that you must be able to clarify the problem that you have in order for you to be able to find suitable answers. He said referencing is mandontary, you must never copy and paste The work but rather you must give credit to people who are entitled to that information.

Brazen Kidd joined Awethu and Dimpho his music career. He shared what led him to the sound he is using and how his own experiences influenced his music. He also shared his biggest lesson that music has taught him as someone who has been in the industry for almost a decade.

Bulelwa Mthethwa joined Awethu and Dimpho to talk about her journey as a MUT student. She shared what it means to her to be part of MUT family and how she has grown as a young woman. She continued to share about her new role, which is Human Rights Ambassandor and what it mans to her as an accounting student.