COSAS and Dr. Shozi joined d Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show host Awethu Kelese to talk about the upcoming Volunteerism Masterclass, happening on 30 July, live on MUT Radio and MS Teams.

Kea and Jade joined Awethu on the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show to share insights on what to expect when exploring a career in Law. They explained the difference between attorneys and advocates, while also offering valuable advice for students pursuing a legal career.

Dr. Maharaj Commemorates World Brain Day on Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show

Dr. Maharaj joined Awethu on the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show to mark World Brain Day. He shared insights on the vital functions of the brain, discussed the risks and precautions associated with brain surgery, and delivered a heartfelt message in recognition of this important day.

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Olwethu Kwaza from SADAG joined Awethu Kelesi and Mvelo Hadebe on the Vuka Ubangene Breakfast Show to highlight the significance of Panic Awareness Day, observed under the theme “The Panic You Don’t See.” She shed light on the often-overlooked symptoms of panic attacks, emphasizing how many individuals—particularly men—suffer in silence due to stigma and misunderstanding. Olwethu spoke about the vital support services offered by SADAG, shared details about today’s online webinar, and offered practical ways the public can get involved in raising awareness and supporting those living with panic disorder.

Mr Sanjivi Naidoo, lecturer and faculty representative for community engagement, joined Mvelo Hadebe on the VukaUbangene Breakfast Show to reflect on the enduring legacy of Nelson Mandela. He emphasized the importance of meaningful community engagement in honouring Madiba’s values. Mr Naidoo also shared how his faculty is planning to commemorate Mandela Month through impactful projects aimed at driving real change in local communities.

Siphokazi joins The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese to talk about her musical journey, she further shares her upcoming performances date in Durban.

Berita joined Awethu Kelese and Mvelo Hadebe on the VukaUbangene Breakfast Show for a heartfelt conversation about her musical journey, the inspiration behind her latest single Gugulethu, and her upcoming performance at the Joy of Jazz Festival. The multi-award-winning Afro-soul star also reflected on her experiences working with African music legends and emphasized the importance of staying true to one’s identity.

Awethu Kelese was joined by Prof. Nkonki Mandleni, who reflected on the enduring significance of Mandela Month in today’s society. She underscored the importance of preserving Madiba’s legacy through active community involvement, particularly among the youth. Prof. Mandleni highlighted several impactful initiatives planned by her directorate for the month, all aimed at driving meaningful change within local communities. She also encouraged both students and staff to take part in these outreach efforts, emphasizing how even small acts of service can create lasting impact. Her reflections served as a powerful reminder of the trans-formative power of collective action in building a more compassionate and equitable society.

Adella and Othembela joined the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show for a joint discussion on cohabitation. They unpacked common myths, explained the key steps to formalize a cohabitation agreement, and highlighted the rights and protections it offers to partners.