Rego Legane from Mlambo Attorney joined Awethu and Olwethu, sharing about cyber crime act 19 of 2020. He was enlightening us about the importance of understanding that internet has laws just like every other thing in the world. People must not be too free on the internet as that could result in jail time. Sharing memes and other people’s information without consent could be considered as crime.

Mr Machi, MIlisa and Alwande were sharing with us the important element of life, TIME. They mentioned that nobody is late for anything, it is just a matter of time.

Mizz Dee joins Awethu Kelese and Mizz Dee to talk about his musical journey as he has released a new song

Zamoh Zig joins Awethu to introduce her new project, Isiqalo. She speaks about her background and inspirations while sharing some powerful collaborations in this project.

Ms Ntombi Mlambo, founder of Mlambo and associates joins Awethu on a personal perspective of Legal Insight. She shares her personal journey in balancing being a present Mom and being a powerhouse in the boardroom. She also gives advised young girls who are still perusing their Careers.

Mr Anathi Phela, Lecturer in the MUT department of Accounting and Law joins the breakfast show to discuss the importance of celebrating Human Rights Day, particularly in Universities. He shares some insights of this day and also invites staff and students on a human rights day event taking place on campus.

Mr Zolile Machi and Milisa Daniso joins us on the knowledge hub slot to share about the books that they are currently reading. They analyse these books and share the importance of reading. To wrap up the first term, Mr Machi shares some tips of reading during holidays and suggests a book to read.

Mlambo and Associates's Jade Wakefield joins the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show to discuss some legal insights on Protests in the workplace. She highlights the Basic conditions of Employment Act and Labour Relations Act. She sets out the impact that protests can have on employees and Businesses and further advise workers about these protests

Zolile Machi joins Awethu on the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show. He speaks about ignorance and highlights 5 diffetent types of ignorance. He outlines how one can identify each type. He also advise students on ignorance.

Mr Machi from library services was joining us today to tell us more about knowldge hub which is the segment that enlighten students about the use of library.