Tebogo joins Awethu on the Legal Insight to speak about the Surname changes. He outlines the case of Jordan Vs the Minister of Home Affairs and others, analyzing the decisions taken from that case.

St. Mazibuko from the MUT Campus Clinic joins Awethu to educate about STI's. She shares different types of STI's, speaks about their sides effects and what could assist the listeners if found with STI's .

Vusi and Othembela share some insights on customary marriage. They analyse a case of customary marriage including it's terms and Conditions.

Dr Ngobese from the campus health Clinic joins the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show to spread awareness about Pre-Exposure prophylaxis and Post exposure prophylaxis. She speaks about the importance of taking them and the effect of stopping. She also shares the myths around it.

Aldred Dreyer, Charman of Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) joins Awethu to speak about this new Digital wave. He explains how it will benefit listeners and how i would work on mobile transport and Radio stations. He further outlines the state of readiness of the trial.

Zizipho Cata, president of Methodist Student Society (MethSoc) joins Awethu to introduce a ready to help campaign that they are running as an organisation. She speaks about some of assistance they offer to students across all universities. She also calls for the institution's management to support them.

CEO of TTI Group, Joins Awethu on the breakfast show to introduce their bursaries to the First time entering students. During this conversation, he shares some of their requirements. He further talks about the TTI Academy which is a skills center for student.

Awethu hosted MUT Head of Department of Academic Administration department to speak about the state of readiness for the 2026 First semester registration. During this conversations he outlines the whole process of registration. He also reply to questions from the listeners and give advises to the incoming First year students.

Awethu hosted Khensane Covane and Othembela Madikizela from Mlambo Attorneys to unpack the purpose and process of the Small Claims Court. They explained that the court offers an accessible, low-cost way for individuals to resolve minor civil disputes without needing a lawyer, covering matters like unpaid loans, services, or damages within the monetary limit.

Thelby from the University of Free State joins Awethu to rise and reflect. She highlights on her highlights of the conference and expectations.