Vuk' Ubangangene Breakfast Show

Mr Machi, Nothando and Tsepiso joined Nomfundo to share about what is the right was to approach obstacles in different places. Mr Machi made an example with students who go and ask for past papers at the beggining of the year, he said the better approach is to start by learning and understanding the concepts so that when you answer you can understand why certain answers are not correct for that question.

Sane Ndlunkulu joined Awethu and Dimpho to share her journey in pageant. She told them how the Miss Ndlunkulu Boutique Ambassador pageant was established. She also mentioned the opportunities it brings for the youth and how will it make them grow personally and professionally. Sane also shared challenges she faced in this journey

Philile and Siyanda join Awethu on MUT Radio to unpack their collaborative research conducted in the Manguzi community. They share their experiences from the field, highlight some of the key findings from their research, and discuss what they learned through engaging with the community.

Mr Machi and Anele Msomi joined Awethu to talk about the right ways of using AI. They mentioned you should have a problem and question. And in order to have a question you must have a problem so that you would be able to use Artificial Intelligence in a proper way.

Professor Nkonki-Mandleni, Director of MUT's Community Engagement Directorate, together with Sakhe Ntlabezo from Eduvos, joined Awethu on the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show to unpack the collaborative project hosted by MUT during UCDP Contact Week.

They shared what motivated their institutions to participate in the initiative and discussed how engaged learning and teaching can transform the student experience, strengthen university-community partnerships, and equip graduates with real-world skills. They also outlined their future plans for the programme, highlighting how it will continue to benefit students while enabling universities to become more visible, accessible, and impactful within their communities.

Cowboii was with Awethu, Dimpho and Nomfundo. He is telling them more about himselve and how he has evolved as an artist. He futher tells them that more about the song, uhambo 2.0 which he recently dropped.

Zolile Machi joined Awethu Kelese on the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show to unpack the importance of the upcoming Local Government Elections. He emphasized why young people should actively participate in the democratic process by registering and casting their votes, highlighting that their voices play a vital role in shaping the future of their communities.

During the discussion, Machi also shared the latest municipal audit outcomes, explaining what they reveal about the performance and accountability of local municipalities across the country. He encouraged listeners to make informed decisions at the polls and reminded them of the upcoming voter registration weekend as well as Election Day, urging all eligible South Africans to ensure they are registered and ready to vote.

Mr. Machi joins Awethu Kelese to share information about how students should adopt the strategy of the Madlanga Commission of getting facts and analysing them too by using the library and other resources available to them.

Singer-songwriter Dan Shaw shared her inspiring journey into the music industry, reflecting on how her passion for music began and the experiences that have shaped her career.

She also spoke about her deep appreciation for the Zulu language, highlighting how its beauty and richness have become a defining influence in her music and storytelling.

Vusi Ramalekana and Raffaello Smith from Mlambo Attorney joined Awethu Kelese. They are discussing a case about minicipal accountability and what the Constitution require when municipalities contracts for goods or services