RISE fm MidMornings
... with Mpumi from 09h00 to 12h00
15
JUL
Tribute Ntate Tsepo Tshola
Mpumi pays tribute to legendary musician Tsepo Tshola .Tshepo Tshola was the Lesotho-born South African legendary singer-songwriter best known for songs such as Holokile and Shine Your Light amongst many others.
17
JUN
Labour relations issues
Department of Employment and Labour spokesperson Musa Zondi about South African employers are required to give their workers paid time off to get vaccinated against Covid-19 and some clarification surrounding COVID 19 vaccine side effects.can employees refuse to take a jab?
10
JUN
Fundza Literacy Trust - interview with Zilungile Zimela
Mpumi chats to FunDza PR Marketing Manager Zilungile Zimela about FunDza and their current My Father Essay Writing Competition.
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02
JUN
The ticking biological clock.
Mpumi Chats to Gynaecologist Dr Welile Mdluli and a motherwho gave birth in her early 30s Samkelisiwe Matse about the ticking biological clock. many women have a much harder time becoming pregnant. For many men, fertility begins to decline in their 40s.
01
JUN
Healing through the beauty industry
Mpumi Mbethe chats to Founding Director of Havillah Beauty Mabel Ledwaba about advocating for healing through the beauty industry. Mabel said that some women may argue that applying makeup helps boost their self-confidence; they do not realize it’s only a temporary boost.
24
MAY
The importance of Africa Day
Mpumi Mbethe chats to University of Mpumalanga Falculty of economics development and business sciences Prof Vusi Gumede, Research professor of Education Prof Sechaba Mahlomaholo as well as culture and heritage lecturer Ms Thulsile Bhuda about the importance of Africa Day based on Socio-economic development (GDP, life expectancy, literacy, and levels of employment) ,The continent’s response to Covid-19
Political stability and governance in the continent, Decoloniality and promoting diversity through embracing the Arts, Culture & Heritage
Political stability and governance in the continent, Decoloniality and promoting diversity through embracing the Arts, Culture & Heritage
20
MAY
Embracing our hair in Africa month
Mpumi Mbethe is speaking to Author of ‘My Coily Crowny Hair Zulaikha Patel about embracing our hair. Zulaika led a protest against institutionalized racism in schools in South Africa and the decolonization of hair policies in schools, which was followed by several protests across South Africa in schools, such as Lawson Brown High School and many others.
26
MAR
Thando Mahlangu speaks out on traditional attire incident
Mpumi chats to Nbebele/siSwati activist Thando Mahlangu about how we can preserve our culture.
25
MAR
Prison Love manuscript
Mpumi chats to Prison Love manuscript author Tshidi Monko about her relationship with her prison lover, during and post his incarceration
18
MAR
The effects of bottling up matters in a relationship
Mpumi Mbethe Chats is chatting to psychologist Mutshinye Manguvhewa about the effects of bottling up matters in a relationship.Mutshinye says there are number of factors that contributes to this, which includes: personality traits differences, cultural standards and norms, familial grooming, gender roles and socialisation and previous experiences mostly trauma-related.
11
MAR
The importance of doing a colonial hydrotherapy.
Mpumi chats to Colon therapist Nondumiso Ntuli about the importance of doing a colonial hydrotherapy. Nondumiso says irrigating your colon doesn’t sound pleasant, but practitioners claim it can provide numerous health benefits like improving digestion and weight loss.
09
MAR
Aims of teaching entrepreneurs how to fully maximize social media platforms
Mpumi Mbethe Chats to Digify Project Manager Keneilwe Malotle how young people can access digital skills that can be used to up-skill themselves
