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Passion turned into business, Nhlanhla shares on #LenyoraWednesday
This Wednesday on #LenyoraWednesday, we spotlight a young lady from a rural village in KaMajika to building her own name in the beauty and modelling industry, Nhlanhla Ndoni Malumane is a self-taught beauty entrepreneur who is turning her passion and creativity into a growing career. Born and raised in KaMajika…
Being Good At Something Doesn’t Mean You Have To Keep Doing It #MondayMotivation
We often get told to find what we’re good at and turn it into our purpose. But what happens when the thing you’re good at no longer makes you happy, aligns with who you’re becoming, or fits the life you want? Sometimes we stay in careers, relationships, roles or responsibilities…
The inspirational Dr Pru on #LenyoraWednesday
We spotlight Dr Prudence Buthelezi, a medical doctor, healthcare leader, entrepreneur and advocate for healthcare professionals. Beyond her work in medicine, Dr Buthelezi has built a diverse entrepreneurial portfolio, including being the Founder and CEO of Jinshen Wines and Chief Operating Officer of Mphile Funeral Parlour. We explore what it…
Dr Mashaba educates us on Cerebral Palsy #HealthTalk
Cerebral palsy is a lifelong neurological condition that can affect movement, muscle coordination, posture and, in some cases, speech, learning and other aspects of daily life. Yet, there are still many misconceptions surrounding cerebral palsy, including what causes it, when it develops and what life can look like for someone…
When your reputation is unfairly flawed, MrSir on #MondayMotivation
Your reputation can take years to build, but one false accusation can leave you feeling like it has been destroyed overnight. In the entertainment industry, public figures have faced moments of embarrassment, public criticism and allegations that were beyond their control, yet many have found a way to rebuild their…
INDIGIBITES are all you need, founder Rirhandzu on #LenyoraWednesday
Women’s Month often gives us an opportunity to celebrate women, recognise their achievements and highlight the progress made toward equality. What happens when the food our grandparents grew up eating becomes the foundation for a modern African food brand? On this edition of #LenyoraWednesday, we speak to IndigiBites (Pty) Ltd,…
Mr Carrim boosts our morning on #MondayMotivation
The Danger of Romanticising “Staying”:Don't Leave Just Because It's Hard — Don't Stay Just Because It's Familiar We often hear, “Don’t give up,” “Keep fighting,” and “Stay committed,” but what happens when we romanticise staying? Sometimes staying through difficulty is a sign of strength, but other times, we remain in…
Award winning Cynthia Machaba shares memories on #MyMiracleStory
For this #MyMiracleStory, we shine the spotlight on Cynthia Machaba, Principal Director of Cyn Mac Properties, whose journey from Limpopo to becoming a recognised woman in the property industry is a story of resilience, ambition and purpose. In a sector where affordability and access to housing remain major challenges, Cynthia…
Ndabezitha Nsizwa Mahlangu speaks on Initiation Practices on #Parenting
For many South African families, initiation is a deeply respected cultural rite of passage that marks the transition from childhood to adulthood. It carries generations of tradition, identity, values and responsibility. Yet, every year, heartbreaking stories emerge of young initiates losing their lives or suffering severe injuries at illegal or…
Ngci Ndlovu advocates poetry on #KeepingTheArtsAlive
Poetry has the power to challenge perspectives, preserve culture, and give a voice to experiences that often go unheard. Ngci is a poet, creative, and passionate advocate for creating spaces where young people can discover, nurture, and confidently express their talents. We explore his journey with spoken word, the role…
Home-y meals turned into content Dlamini Wekunene on #FunFoodFriday
On this episode we're joined by content creator Colani Nkosi, better known on social media as Dlamini weKunene. Born and raised in Nhlazatshe, Elukwatini, Colani has built a loyal community by proving that great food content doesn't need expensive ingredients or restaurant-style kitchens. Instead, he celebrates the meals many of…
Crowned! She is our Miss Universe! Bajabulise Thela on #MyMiracleStory
Just two weeks ago, we had the pleasure of speaking to Bajabulise Thela as she shared her dreams, purpose, and determination ahead of one of the biggest moments of her life. This morning, she's back, but this time, it's a celebration. On 18th of July, Bajabulise was crowned Miss African…
Sonwa Cosmetics makes great stride, Pretty Nxumalo on #LenyoraWednesday
We shine the spotlight on Pretty Nxumalo, founder of Sonwa Cosmetics ( hair &skincare), a proudly South African beauty brand born from purpose, passion and perseverance. From starting her journey as a young hairstylist to building a business that celebrates natural African hair, Pretty has turned vision into impact. We…
Hypertension: Understanding the Silent Killer, Dr Portia on #HealthTalk
High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, often develops without noticeable symptoms, yet it remains one of the leading causes of heart disease, stroke, kidney failure, and other life-threatening conditions. In this episode we unpack why hypertension is known as the "silent killer," who is at risk, and the everyday…
Finding Balance with MrSir on #MondayMotivation
We often hear people say, "Find balance," but what does balance actually look like? The truth is, balance isn't a one-size-fits-all formula. Each of us has different responsibilities, passions, personalities, and seasons of life. What feels balanced for one person may feel overwhelming or even unfulfilling for another. In this…
MIFFs new Biodiversity Film Program Participants on #KeepingTheArtsAlive
The Mpumalanga International Film Festival (MIFF) continues to champion the stories that shape communities, cultures, and the future of filmmaking. In this episode, we revisit one of MIFF's exciting initiatives—the Biodiversity Storytelling Programme. This conversation highlights how authentic storytelling can inspire environmental awareness, preserve heritage, and equip the next generation…
From the kitchen to the socials, Masina Koetle on #FunFoodFriday
What begins as childhood memories in the kitchen can grow into a platform that inspires thousands. In this episode, Tlotlang chats with Masina Koetle, the creator behind Crafted by MK, whose love for baking and home cooking has turned simple, everyday meals into a community of people rediscovering the joy…
Award winning songwriter Mangaliso Goje on #MyMiracleStory
In this inspiring episode of #MyMiracleStory, we sit down with Mangaliso Goje, an award-winning gospel songwriter, producer, and recording artist from Barberton, Mpumalanga. Known for his gift of crafting music that ministers to hearts, Mangaliso has collaborated with some of South Africa's respected gospel voices, including Sipho Makhabane, Mpumalanga Praise,…
Young, Focused and in Business, Maphekla Katlego Joy on #LenyoraWednesday
Every great business begins with a simple idea, but building something that creates jobs, inspires others and uplifts communities requires purpose, resilience and vision. In this episode we shine the spotlight on Maphakela Katlego Joy, an entrepreneur behind Joyful Chilli's, founder of EGCI, and a passionate youth-inspired leader. We'll explore…
Summer bodies are made in winter, Louis 'The Peoples Coach' on #HealthTalk
We often joke that "summer bodies are built in winter," but there's more truth to that than we think. Winter is the season where discipline is tested, habits are formed, and long-term health is built, long before the warmer months arrive. Whether your goal is to lose weight, gain strength,…