27
OCT
MAPHULE NDHLOVU
IN-STUDIO GUEST: #TheNetMadeMeFamous - Maphule
Ndhlovu
She’s the queen of fitness! Mapule Ndhlovu is fast becoming one
of the leaders of women’s fitness in South Africa. Loved by more
than 100k on Instagram alone, the personal trainer and exercise
enthusiast is this week's guest on #TheNetMadeMeFamous.
Hails from Alexandra in Joburg.
Her journey to fitness happened by accident as she found herself
without employment after completing matric
One of her biggest career highlights include being a personal
trainer at Virgin Active Alice Lane gym - a luxury gym in Sandton
that caters for the elite.
She is the first black female personal trainer at the gym, she was
crowned as the first Women’s Health Next Fitness Star in 2016.
She is a certified aerobics instructor.
Ndhlovu
She’s the queen of fitness! Mapule Ndhlovu is fast becoming one
of the leaders of women’s fitness in South Africa. Loved by more
than 100k on Instagram alone, the personal trainer and exercise
enthusiast is this week's guest on #TheNetMadeMeFamous.
Hails from Alexandra in Joburg.
Her journey to fitness happened by accident as she found herself
without employment after completing matric
One of her biggest career highlights include being a personal
trainer at Virgin Active Alice Lane gym - a luxury gym in Sandton
that caters for the elite.
She is the first black female personal trainer at the gym, she was
crowned as the first Women’s Health Next Fitness Star in 2016.
She is a certified aerobics instructor.
06
OCT
KHAYA DLANGA
IN-STUDIO GUEST: #TheNetMadeMeFamous - Khaya Dlanga
He is easily considered one of the most influential voices of our
time. He's a marketing maven, an advertising guru, social
commentator and so much more. As he celebrates the release of
his third book, this morning's guest is none other than Khaya
Dlanga.
He is easily considered one of the most influential voices of our
time. He's a marketing maven, an advertising guru, social
commentator and so much more. As he celebrates the release of
his third book, this morning's guest is none other than Khaya
Dlanga.
29
SEP
SASHIN GOVENDER
IN-STUDIO GUEST: #TheNetMadeMeFamous - Sashin
Govender - International Speaker & Entrepreneur
Imagine being semi-retired by the age of 24? For Sashin
Govender, this was the reality and now he wants to share how he
did it, with the rest of the world. From being a D Student in his final
schooling career year to being an international speaker and
entrepreneur, hear all about Sashin Govender this morning on
#TheNetMadeMeFamous.
He was born and raised in Durban.
He was introduced to personal development at a tender age of 8
years old, he declared his mindset is his largest Asset.
His brand, “Retire With Sashin – The Millionaire $tudent“ is
growing in over 40+ counties and 6 Continents.
He has developed a loyal social media following of 60 000+
Instagram followers, 96 000+ Facebook followers and over 12
000+ YouTube Subscribers.
Govender - International Speaker & Entrepreneur
Imagine being semi-retired by the age of 24? For Sashin
Govender, this was the reality and now he wants to share how he
did it, with the rest of the world. From being a D Student in his final
schooling career year to being an international speaker and
entrepreneur, hear all about Sashin Govender this morning on
#TheNetMadeMeFamous.
He was born and raised in Durban.
He was introduced to personal development at a tender age of 8
years old, he declared his mindset is his largest Asset.
His brand, “Retire With Sashin – The Millionaire $tudent“ is
growing in over 40+ counties and 6 Continents.
He has developed a loyal social media following of 60 000+
Instagram followers, 96 000+ Facebook followers and over 12
000+ YouTube Subscribers.
08
SEP
OFENTSE AND NELISIWE MWASE
IN-STUDIO GUEST: #TheNetMadeMeFamous - Ofentse and
Nelisiwe Mwase - O M Films
They work hard but love even harder - this morning we are
chatting to the duo behind the award-winning O M Films. We’re
getting to know music video director and qualified
cinematographer Ofentse Mwase who runs a production company
with his writer, producer and actress wife, Nelisiwe Mwase, as
today’s #TheNetMadeMeFamous guests.
Nelisiwe Mwase - O M Films
They work hard but love even harder - this morning we are
chatting to the duo behind the award-winning O M Films. We’re
getting to know music video director and qualified
cinematographer Ofentse Mwase who runs a production company
with his writer, producer and actress wife, Nelisiwe Mwase, as
today’s #TheNetMadeMeFamous guests.
01
SEP
THABISO MAHLAPE
IN-STUDIO GUEST: Thabiso Mahlape - Founder of Blackbird
Books
This morning’s guest is an example that if you have a dream and
work hard, nothing can stop you! We’re chatting to one of the most
sought after publishers in the country and founder of “Blackbird
Books”, Thabiso Mahlape. She has had in some of our biggest
bestselling books, working with the likes of Redi Tlhabi, Zoleka
Mandela and Bonang Matheba.
Books
This morning’s guest is an example that if you have a dream and
work hard, nothing can stop you! We’re chatting to one of the most
sought after publishers in the country and founder of “Blackbird
Books”, Thabiso Mahlape. She has had in some of our biggest
bestselling books, working with the likes of Redi Tlhabi, Zoleka
Mandela and Bonang Matheba.
25
AUG
TUMI SOLE
Big Wkndr Story: A charge of racism has been laid against
businessman Adam Catzavelos at the South African Human
Rights Commission (SAHRC) - Tumi Sole on the line
This is after a video went viral of him on a beach calling black
people the K-word.
The video has caused a social media storm and has now led to
social activist and lawyer, Tumi Sole laying a charge of racism
against him at the SAHRC.
black people. Racism is violent and he was comfortable in
basically calling black people the K-word.
“As a result he has infringed on my right to dignity, equality and
being treated fairly, and I'd like to see this matter being attended to
and prosecuted by SAHRC on my behalf,” says Sole.
Sole has also called on South Africans boycott any businesses
associated with Catzavelos and to also lay charges with the
SAHRC.
The commission has indicated that it will investigate as soon as a
charge is laid.
Sole says the next step is for civil action and the monies if
successful will go towards students who need to settle their
students debts or registration using #CountryDuty
The EFF in Gauteng laid charges against Catzavelos on
Wednesday at the Bramley Police Station. At roughly the same
time, the DA released a statement announcing that its DA Youth
group has laid a complaint against Catzavelos at the South African
Human Rights Commission.
businessman Adam Catzavelos at the South African Human
Rights Commission (SAHRC) - Tumi Sole on the line
This is after a video went viral of him on a beach calling black
people the K-word.
The video has caused a social media storm and has now led to
social activist and lawyer, Tumi Sole laying a charge of racism
against him at the SAHRC.
black people. Racism is violent and he was comfortable in
basically calling black people the K-word.
“As a result he has infringed on my right to dignity, equality and
being treated fairly, and I'd like to see this matter being attended to
and prosecuted by SAHRC on my behalf,” says Sole.
Sole has also called on South Africans boycott any businesses
associated with Catzavelos and to also lay charges with the
SAHRC.
The commission has indicated that it will investigate as soon as a
charge is laid.
Sole says the next step is for civil action and the monies if
successful will go towards students who need to settle their
students debts or registration using #CountryDuty
The EFF in Gauteng laid charges against Catzavelos on
Wednesday at the Bramley Police Station. At roughly the same
time, the DA released a statement announcing that its DA Youth
group has laid a complaint against Catzavelos at the South African
Human Rights Commission.
25
AUG
SARA KAPAY
IN-STUDIO GUEST: Sara Kapay - Founder of
LikersOfThings.co.za
We’re still continuing to celebrate powerful and successful women
this August. This week, we’re showing how the definition of a CEO
is being redefined. Sara Kapay, founder of LikersOfThings.co.za,
is our in-studio guest and proof that you can make money from
your passion, as she is through her events and social lifestyle
platform.
Congolese-born event enthusiast currently residing in
Johannesburg.
She is fun-loving, highly organised, a foodie and loves traveling
adventures.
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5
Has a BCom degree in Finance and Management with a BCom
Honours in Business Management from the University of
Witwatersrand.
Currently completing her Masters degree in Business
Management at the University of Johannesburg and further plans
to complete a PhD in the near future.
Has worked at various organisations (Africa 2.0 Foundation,
General Electric, Pick’n Pay) acquiring different skills sets such as
financial analysis, supply chain coordination, community
management and events.
Is the Founder of an events and social lifestyle platform on social
media "Likers Of Things" and is working on various business
opportunities.
"Likers Of Things" is an events and social lifestyle guide sharing
what's happening in and around YOU! Sharing events, things to
do, eat, hangout spots, clubs, bars and basically anything to be
liked!
Is passionate about people and events and is currently exploring
the world of writing and events.
LikersOfThings.co.za
We’re still continuing to celebrate powerful and successful women
this August. This week, we’re showing how the definition of a CEO
is being redefined. Sara Kapay, founder of LikersOfThings.co.za,
is our in-studio guest and proof that you can make money from
your passion, as she is through her events and social lifestyle
platform.
Congolese-born event enthusiast currently residing in
Johannesburg.
She is fun-loving, highly organised, a foodie and loves traveling
adventures.
03:00
5
Has a BCom degree in Finance and Management with a BCom
Honours in Business Management from the University of
Witwatersrand.
Currently completing her Masters degree in Business
Management at the University of Johannesburg and further plans
to complete a PhD in the near future.
Has worked at various organisations (Africa 2.0 Foundation,
General Electric, Pick’n Pay) acquiring different skills sets such as
financial analysis, supply chain coordination, community
management and events.
Is the Founder of an events and social lifestyle platform on social
media "Likers Of Things" and is working on various business
opportunities.
"Likers Of Things" is an events and social lifestyle guide sharing
what's happening in and around YOU! Sharing events, things to
do, eat, hangout spots, clubs, bars and basically anything to be
liked!
Is passionate about people and events and is currently exploring
the world of writing and events.
18
AUG
THULI AND PRINCESS MOLA
IN-STUDIO GUEST: Thuli and Princess Mola
We’re still continuing to celebrate powerful and successful women
this August. This week, we have a dynamic sibling duo who are
reaching success in their own lanes. This morning we are chatting
to Thuli Mola, founder and owner of Style Alert SA, and her sister,
musician Princess, the DJ.
About Thuli:
Thuli is a self-taught stylist, designer and fashion buyer.
Has 201k followers on Instagram (@stylealertsa)
Is a Lux ambassador
Grew up in Soweto and is the middle of three daughters.
We’re still continuing to celebrate powerful and successful women
this August. This week, we have a dynamic sibling duo who are
reaching success in their own lanes. This morning we are chatting
to Thuli Mola, founder and owner of Style Alert SA, and her sister,
musician Princess, the DJ.
About Thuli:
Thuli is a self-taught stylist, designer and fashion buyer.
Has 201k followers on Instagram (@stylealertsa)
Is a Lux ambassador
Grew up in Soweto and is the middle of three daughters.
18
AUG
SLIKOUR
Big Wkndr Story: ‘We don’t know when to stop competing
and start building’ - Slikour - On the line
Musician and entrepreneur Slikour had a few words of wisdom to
share with industry peers at the memorial service of Linda "Pro"
Mkhize at the Newtown Music Factory in Johannesburg on
Thursday.
and start building’ - Slikour - On the line
Musician and entrepreneur Slikour had a few words of wisdom to
share with industry peers at the memorial service of Linda "Pro"
Mkhize at the Newtown Music Factory in Johannesburg on
Thursday.
11
AUG
THATO KGATLHANYE
IN-STUDIO GUEST: Thato Kgatlhanye (@godsbillionaire on
Instagram, @thatothethinker on Twitter)
We’re still continuing to celebrate and chat to powerful and
successful women who we want to salute and learn from for
Women’s Month. This week, we have a new breed of a business
woman in Africa with us - Thato Kgatlhanye. Still in her 20s, she’s
making massive change in our world through her company,
Rethaka.
Has a BA in Brand Management from VEGA
She was selected for an internship in New York with marketing
guru and American best-selling author Seth Godin in the beginning
of her career
Upon her return, she founded Rethaka at 18, a group of
companies with interests in manufacturing and waste
management. The company is a woman-owned South African
business that is focused on improving the world around it.
Rethaka has won countless awards for its first innovation:
Repurpose Schoolbags, which she started at 21.
The Schoolbags are an environmentally-friendly innovation made
from ‘upcycled’ plastic shopping bags with built-in solar technology
that charges up during the day and transforms into a light at night.
The initiative targets school children in underprivileged
communities and looks at addressing a number of problems.
These are solar powered schoolbags, of which over 10,000 have
been distributed across the African continent.
From a young age she did realise she wanted to have a positive
impact on the society that surrounded her, a trait she owes to her
upbringing and particularly her mother.
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Her pursuit to do work that matters led her to form the Seven
Twelve Group which houses the Rethaka Group and The
Threaded Group.
These are a collection of companies interested in resourcing
Africa's Future with operations in textile manufacturing, tech,
fashion and lifestyle industries.
Instagram, @thatothethinker on Twitter)
We’re still continuing to celebrate and chat to powerful and
successful women who we want to salute and learn from for
Women’s Month. This week, we have a new breed of a business
woman in Africa with us - Thato Kgatlhanye. Still in her 20s, she’s
making massive change in our world through her company,
Rethaka.
Has a BA in Brand Management from VEGA
She was selected for an internship in New York with marketing
guru and American best-selling author Seth Godin in the beginning
of her career
Upon her return, she founded Rethaka at 18, a group of
companies with interests in manufacturing and waste
management. The company is a woman-owned South African
business that is focused on improving the world around it.
Rethaka has won countless awards for its first innovation:
Repurpose Schoolbags, which she started at 21.
The Schoolbags are an environmentally-friendly innovation made
from ‘upcycled’ plastic shopping bags with built-in solar technology
that charges up during the day and transforms into a light at night.
The initiative targets school children in underprivileged
communities and looks at addressing a number of problems.
These are solar powered schoolbags, of which over 10,000 have
been distributed across the African continent.
From a young age she did realise she wanted to have a positive
impact on the society that surrounded her, a trait she owes to her
upbringing and particularly her mother.
03:00
Her pursuit to do work that matters led her to form the Seven
Twelve Group which houses the Rethaka Group and The
Threaded Group.
These are a collection of companies interested in resourcing
Africa's Future with operations in textile manufacturing, tech,
fashion and lifestyle industries.
11
AUG
THEMBALETHU ZULU
Big Wkndr Story: Women’s Month - Thembalethu Zulu
(Sowetan) on the line
What is the true meaning behind Women's Month? Well, according
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3
to Editor of Sowetan Magazine - the verdict is still out.
Thembalethu Zulu thinks the country pretends to care and protect
society's women, and that women's month sucks and is an insult.
In a recent opinion piece she wrote titled, "Stop insulting women
with this month-long farce", Themba says: To suggest that a month
is sufficient to highlight, and in some way placate some of the ills
the world has and continues to visit on women, is ridiculous.
To prove her point, she references harrowing statistics that show
how much still needs to be done for the safety of women.
For example, for 365 days of the year, women continue to be
victimised, paid less, maimed and killed by those they trust.
According to Statistics SA, women were the greater percentage of
victims of theft of personal property and fraud, also making up
68.5% of the sexual offences victims.
According to the same report, the murder rate of women increased
by 117% between 2015 and 2016/17.
Only 44 in every 100 employed individuals are women, according
to labour data released for the second quarter of 2017, occupying
a mere 44% of skilled posts, which includes managers. Shockingly,
this figure has remained the same since 2002.
Themba concludes the article by saying South Africa needs to
"...stop trying to razzle dazzle us with a month-long "celebration"
and actually start doing things that matter…"
(Sowetan) on the line
What is the true meaning behind Women's Month? Well, according
04:00
3
to Editor of Sowetan Magazine - the verdict is still out.
Thembalethu Zulu thinks the country pretends to care and protect
society's women, and that women's month sucks and is an insult.
In a recent opinion piece she wrote titled, "Stop insulting women
with this month-long farce", Themba says: To suggest that a month
is sufficient to highlight, and in some way placate some of the ills
the world has and continues to visit on women, is ridiculous.
To prove her point, she references harrowing statistics that show
how much still needs to be done for the safety of women.
For example, for 365 days of the year, women continue to be
victimised, paid less, maimed and killed by those they trust.
According to Statistics SA, women were the greater percentage of
victims of theft of personal property and fraud, also making up
68.5% of the sexual offences victims.
According to the same report, the murder rate of women increased
by 117% between 2015 and 2016/17.
Only 44 in every 100 employed individuals are women, according
to labour data released for the second quarter of 2017, occupying
a mere 44% of skilled posts, which includes managers. Shockingly,
this figure has remained the same since 2002.
Themba concludes the article by saying South Africa needs to
"...stop trying to razzle dazzle us with a month-long "celebration"
and actually start doing things that matter…"
19
MAY
Legend Manqele
#THE NET MADE ME FAMOUS
GUEST: We chatting to Legend Manqele who is celebrating 10 years in the Film
and Television industry. Legend’s production company The Barleader
Productions have brought us some amazing content which has influenced
03:00
7
culture through the reality shoes such as Being Bonang and living the Dream
with Somizi.
GUEST: We chatting to Legend Manqele who is celebrating 10 years in the Film
and Television industry. Legend’s production company The Barleader
Productions have brought us some amazing content which has influenced
03:00
7
culture through the reality shoes such as Being Bonang and living the Dream
with Somizi.
