Vuk' Ubangangene Breakfast Show
The Vuk Ubangangene Breakfast Show is broadcasted Mondays to Friday from 7am to 10am The Host of the show is Awethu Kelese with Siyanda Khumalo as a News Anchor and Lwandle as a Sport Anchor
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Nokukhanya Thembane
Ms Nokukhanya Thembane, Senior Lecturer in the MUT department of Biomedical Sciences joins Awethu Kelese excitingly to announce her nomination at the SA Health Excellence Awards. She shares the exciting reveal of the nomination and what this award means to her faculty and the University at large. She also urges…
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast Show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Costah Dolla
Costah Dolla an artist and producer from umlazi introduces his new single on the Breakfast Show. He shares about his Journey and experiences in the music industry.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast Show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Othembela Madikizela & Sindisiwe Chiliza
Othembela Madikizela and Sindisiwe Chiliza joins MUT Radio to introduce WILs Week. They speak about the importance of WILs and some of the content included in WILs.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu kelese had an interview with Zolile Machi
Mr Machi joins Awethu to speak about the importance of preserving trees. He teaches about indigenous plants and why it is important to know them and their functions.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Zolile Machi
Mr Machi Joins Awethu for the Knowledge Hub Slot. He wraps up the women's month by introducing the Johari Window. He explains in detail how it works and how Men and Women should learn to co-exist.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Herschel
Herschel from AO Pay Joins the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show for the Student on a Budget Feature. He outlines the impact of Side Hustles on Youth and how AO pay can assist young Entrepreneurs.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Nothando Hlophe
Nothando Hlophe, a swaziland born artist joins Awethu on the Vuk'ubangene Breakfast Show for the introduction of her new song, Sithumela Wena and her journey in music.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Mbali Ntshangase
Mbali from Mlambo Attorneys joins Awethu on the Legal Insight feature to speak about different types of leave. She outlines on how one can go about..applying for these types of leave.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu kelese had an interview with Zolile Machi
Mr Machi Joins the Vuk'ubangengene on the Knowledge Hub slot to speak about Money. He highlights the meaning of money on both genders, power that comes with money and gives some advices on how and what to spend our money on.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast Show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Zolile Machi
Mr Machi joins the Vuk'ubangene breakfast Show on the Knowledge Hub to speak about the insights about what it means to be human without differentiating the gender. He highlights Speech, morality and intellegence as some of key insights of humanity.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Herschel
Herschel from AO Pay joins the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show on the student on a budget feature to speak about responsible spending amongst young people. He gives some tips for responsible spending and how AO pay could assist with spending wisely.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with MK Productions
MK Productions joins the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show to speak about his music journey, 3Step genre and introduces his new Single, Ngyazisola.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast Show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Mlambo attorneys
Estralita and Raffaello from Mlambo Attorneys joins the Vuk'bangene Breakfast Show to speak about Student debt and it's default. They outline the consequences of not paying you debt on time with some advice's on how to go about paying the fees to avoid blacklisting
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Mr Zolile Machi
Mr Zolile Machi Joins the Vukubangene Breakfast show to recommend the books that one can read in an effort to build unity amongst Women and Men. This is also in commemoration of Women's Month and understanding each other's gender.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast Show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with NUST Delegates
Three delegates from Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) join Awethu on the Vuk'ubangene breakfast show after their 3 day Visit at MUT. They spoke about the importance of Collaboration between the two Universities
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast host Awethu Kelese had an interview with COSAS and Dr Shozi
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.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast Show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Kea and Jade
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.
The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu Kelese had an interview with Dr Maharaj
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…
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The Vuk'bangene Breakfast show host Awethu kelese had an interview with Olwethu Kwaza
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…