Amantle Brown, a Botswana born artist joined the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show in celebration of Africa Month and the diversity of our culture. She speaks about her upbringing and her love for music. She also left the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show presenter, Awethu Kelese with some Setswana lessons.

Neo Dube joins the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show after her big Weekend at the Metro FM Music Awards for winning Best New Artist category. She speaks about her music Journey and shares some tips to the upcoming musicians.

Mr. Zolile Machi joined the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show to discuss the powerful impact of having motivation before engaging in reading.

Dr. Mandla Hlongwane, MUT Deputy Director of Intellectual Property, joined the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show to discuss the upcoming South African WIPO Summer School. He highlighted the significance of the conference and provided insights into the application process.

Ntombi Mlambo and Othembela Madikizela returned to the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show for another episode of Legal Insight. Continuing from the previous discussion on workplace policies, they focused on the topic of workplace romance, exploring its complexities and the potential challenges it may present.

Mr. Machi joined the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show to introduce the seven stages of reading comprehension. He emphasized the importance of understanding these stages both before and after engaging with a text and encouraged the MUT community to apply them consistently.

Sindisiwe Ciliza and Jade Wakefield joined MUT Radio to discuss maintenance and its impact on deceased estates. They delved into the different types of maintenance and their legal implications.

Mlambo attorneys and associates representatives, Othembela and Rego joined the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show to speak about Workplace policies and the different types of workplace policies.

Mr Machi speaks about the importance of reading. He emphasize the challenges faced by South Africans in terms of enforcing the culture of reading and possible solutions.

Mr Machi joined the Vuk'bangenene breakfast show for the knowledge hub slot to speak about interesting stories regarding technology, science, economy and personal development. He also speaks about Press Reader which could be utilized by the MUT community at large.