Sphamandla was with Awethu and Nomfundo. He was talking all things related to entrepreneurship. He mentioned that as a young person it is important to someone who is willing to start a business and build something for yourself on your name. He also mentioned that MUT is even having programs that help students who wants to venture into businesses.

Dr Myeni was with Awethu and Nomfundo. She was telling more about the importance of indigenous languages. She also mentioned that most institutions are trying to imply the concept of promoting indigenous languages. She also said as a person you should not be afraid of being proud of your language

The knowledge hub team joins the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show to discuss Unemployment. After the recent SA Unemployment stats, the team shares and analyse some poems about Unemployment, the challenges faced by young graduates and Mr Machi shares some words of encouragement and advices.

Mr Machi was with Awethu and Olwethu. He was sharing more about mothers as we were celebrating mother's day the past weekend. He also recommended books from the library that could help with learning more about mothers.

Khensani was with Awethu Kelese and Nomfundo Sibisi. She was sharing about road accident fund. She mentioned how can it be claimed and also what do you do if you were involved in a car accident. Khensani also said there are damages that cannot be claimed

The knowledge hub team joins the Breakfast show team to spread awareness about Child Protection Week. They outline the importance of observing this week and some burning issues and conversations that teenagers and students should be having.

Luyanda and Ndabezinhle Joins the Breakfast show team to officially introduce Kindness@MUT, which is a student led movement of assisting students who are struggling with issues on campus. They spread kindness across the campus by assisting and recruiting more students to this movement. They also share some updates on their workers day event prepared particularly in celebrating MUT Cleaners.

Mr Machi, Alwande and Milisa were with Awethu and Olwethu Dube. There were sharing more about freedom day politics. They said are we free is not a question to ask because nobody owe us to be free. Life is already a struggle start hustling now.

Adeela Ally joined Awethu and Olwethu Dube to discuss the intersection of AI and law. During the conversation, she also addressed and clarified common myths surrounding the role of lawyers in the age of AI.

Zolile was with Awethu and Olwethu Dube sharing the importance of reading books not only for fun but to improve your reading skills and learning new words especially because this week we are celebrating national book and copyright day