No Borders

K.F. tackles the MDC's recent controversial US visit with Chadya Tapiwa Diamond - cosmopolitan, legal practitioner and AfriChair analyst. South African-based Zimbabwean hip hop artist and radio host Don Dada also pulls through to drop some new music and kick it with K.F.

No Borders hosts Lawrence Dube, Managing Consultant at World Wealth Consulting, to discuss the recently announced Zimbabwe 2018 Budget. Zimbabwean jazz musician and saxophonist Vee Mukarati also pulls through to talk about the influence of music in politics, and his new album - Nyamavhuvhu Night Sounds.

K.F. and Darryl sit down with President of the Zim/SA Forum, Anele Ndlovu and Botswana-based Digital Marketer Simba Mudereri to discuss the economic implications of Robert Mugabe's resignation. The team also analyses the legalities of the Libyan situation.

K.F. speaks to Gideon Mongwe from Time of my Life regarding the monumental events in Zimbabwe with the swearing in of new president, Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Fresh 2 Def label owner and rapper Da L.E.S. brings label duo Stunt Double and DJ D Double D to discuss their latest endeavours and life as an entrepreneur with K.F. and Darryl.

The seemingly elusive Dr Nkosana Moyo joins K.F. to shed light on his party's agenda and strategy. The two discuss his illustrious career, time in government, and the Alliance for the People's Agenda - its mission, vision, and promise to the people of Zimbabwe ahead of Election 2018.

K.F. and Darryl explore the strengths and weaknesses of the opposition ahead of the 2018 Election. They put Acie Lumumba and Tajamuka South Africa Head Tino Mambeu to task regarding their movements, and scrutinise the opposition as a whole.

K.F. sits down with the seemingly reclusive Zimbabwean political party, Alliance for People's Agenda (APA). In studio is the party's Interim Secretary General, Albert Gumbo, who sheds light on the party's vision, mission and core principles.

This week K.F. and Darryl talk to award-winning Zimbabwean caucasian DJ, DJ Stavo, who breaks down his work ethic and rise to stardom. South African radio guru and founder of the Time of my Life events company, Gideon Mongwe takes us through his career and the upcoming Time of my Life event.

K.F. and Darryl play host to Durban-based Angolan artist Bistah, South Africans Tuko and Just Pete, and Nigerian Lumie Lee - who all drop some new music and discuss the collaborative space that the African music industry is currently in.

K.F. is joined by guest host and SA music magazine editor Darryl Nyamutsamba for an enthralling discussion with Tehn Diamond, Jnr Brown and Take Fizzo: collectively known as Few Kings. Their latest offering, TFAF2 (The Feeling Ain't Fear) is dissected for its socio-political messaging and fearlessness! Myke Pimp and Kikky Badass also make quick appearances as acts at the Kings Of The Summer tour.

K.F. and guest host Mandisa Jiyane host a multi-cultural, multi-faceted African art exhibition this week. US-based comedian Alfred Kainga fresh off his African tour, Durban house sensation TDK Macassette, and Soweto's multi-talented Linda Mash all make for another great episode of No Borders.

Hip Hop Scholar & Artist, Fitjo SOA (Son Of Africa), gives a prolific lecture on the roots of Hip Hop and 'The Five Elements'. Together with K.F. they delve into the revolutionary premise of music in Africa!

No Borders gets on the phone with Joe Parker of Parker's Comedy and Jive in anticipation of US-based Zimbabwean Alfred Kainga's stand up performance next weekend. Zim RnB legend Sanii Makhalima joins the show to discuss recent exploits and the state of RnB in Zimbabwe. And don't miss the season finale of MTV Shuga Down South Radio Drama Series!

PR and communications strategist, L.J. Shangase joins No Borders as K.F.'s guest host. Together they get into an in depth talk with Barbara Kamba-Nyathi, author, psychological counsellor, mentor, inspirational speaker, and a survivor of cervical cancer. Prolific actress Manaka Ranaka takes the duo through the hardships of abuse and violence currently rocking the lives of South African women.

No Borders bids farewell to Kamu as he ventures into new territories. However, K.F. keeps it pushing and holds it down this week with 15-year-old femcee and songwriter Gabby Moyce who drops her single 'Queendom'. Nicola Coundourakis, managing founder of Pledger Africa, returns to the show to give an update on events and progress since the inception of their organisation.

Producer and artist Fenesse pulls through to No Borders to drop his breakout single 'Tuesday Morning.' Darryl Nyamutsamba and Plot Mhako - organisers of Zimbabwe's first ever Hip Hop Summit - also stop by to discuss their groundbreaking feat. Episode 12 of the MTV Shuga Radio Drama Series airs as we get closer and closer to the finale.

Kamu sits down with Rapn3rd - a third generation up and coming rap artist debuting his first single, 'Dreams'. Prepare for a pulsating and eye-opening journey to the heart of what makes the African and global music scene.

This week Kamu speaks to the talented Maseng Manwaane. The Afro pop songstress talks pop culture, breaking into an enclosed African industry, and drops her latest single 'Mi Amor'. Episode 10 of The MTV Shuga radio drama series airs as we draw closer to the finale!

Polokwane singer, songwriter and rapper Keabetswe 'Keyz' Ntsoane joins Kamu to discuss his dedication to the creation of a style of music that incorporates soul, hip hop and dance. He drops his latest track 'Flashing Lights'... and episode 9 of the MTV Shuga radio drama series airs.

The Immigrants take a tour of the south and kick it with hip hop/reggae artist Don Dada and multi-faceted songstress Taylor Jaye, who both drop exclusive music. Genres mash up and Episode 8 of the MTV Shuga Radio Drama series airs.

Brian T. Kagoro - lawyer, consultant and developmental governance enthusiast - joins K.F. for a rundown of Africa's current state of affairs. Bongiwe Nkobi and Angela Mthembu from the 'Strike The Rock Women in Music Festival' pull through to discuss their event and its conceptual origin. Don't miss episode 7 of the MTV Shuga radio drama series!

Burundi, Zambia, Ghana and South Africa come together in the form of Afro musical group Ekowas Connexion, who sit down with The Immigrants to discuss Pan-Africanism and drop their song 'Mambo Jambo'.

The Immigrants chat to DJ K Smackz who drops his latest single 'Down Low' featuring Crimson Blu and T Mula. Precious Nyarambi of Vessels of Virtue joins in the conversation to discuss her upcoming Unity and Love event and the work her organisation does. Episode 5 of the MTV Shuga Radio drama series airs to cap off another amazing show.

The guys chat to Benny Langa, one of the hosts of Xtreme Outdoors Africa - an African outdoor experience TV Show. Rapper Sir Twyz also pulls through to drop some music and brag about his many accolades and titles.

In true Immigrant fashion, K.F. and Kamu host come up rappers Apollo and G Plat, who drop new music and discuss their ongoing journeys to stardom. Plus the MTV Shuga radio drama series continues.

Episode two of the MTV Shuga Down South radio drama drops and in line with the principles of MTV Shuga, the Immigrants have a heated discussion with acting MD, Dr Mini and Zola Mtshiya. Zola is the head of marketing, branding and communication at the Board of Health Funders Southern Africa. The conversation delves deep into the role of the private sector in national healthcare insurance.

K.F. and Kamu celebrate their No Borders and MTV Shuga Down South partnership with a star-studded line up of guests. Family Tree's latest addition, Tshego, drops by to congratulate the team and drop his latest offering, 'Garden'. South African/Nigerian trap and hip-hop artist, Spender, also comes through to drop his new single 'II For The Night' and talk about his upcoming album.

K.F. and Kamu sit down with MTV Shuga Presents 16 & Pregnant stakeholders, Whitney Chinogwenya: Brand and Communications Lead at Marie Stopes and Dudu Maziya: Communications Co-ordinator at Mothers2Mothers to discuss the new MTV show and teenage pregnancy in commemoration of Youth Day.

The Immigrants are joined by the cast of the recently launched MTV Shuga Down South for a pre-Youth Day conversation. Characters Sol (Ayanda Makayi), Tsholo (Stephanie Sandows), Quinton aka Q (Jezrial Skei), Mr Masangu (Graeme Kriega) discuss the show's journey and purpose ahead of one of Africa's biggest holidays.

The Immigrants went in on hip-hop culture and influence in light of the Back To Old School J. Dilla Tribute Concert. SA rapper Youngen God dropped his single 'Selemina' and also weighed in on the OG's of hip-hop.

K.F. goes it alone and embarks on an hour long monologue on issues ranging from Pepe Kalle and Rhumba to BEE and Affirmative Action.

Josina Z. Machel, daughter of Samora and Graca Machel and Founder of the Kuhluka Movement, joins The Immigrants for an in-depth discussion on domestic-based violence. AB Crazy also comes through to weigh in on hip-hop's portrayal of women, and drop his latest single 'Sorry'.

The Immigrants speak to Darryl Nyamutsamba, Editor of SA Music Magazine - and artists Ammara Brown and Tehn Diamond. There is a heated debate about the 'African sound', and some new tracks get played.

Palesa Tshabalala of Thuto-Lesedi Secondary School discusses the Girl Talk initiative. Rapper Mz Louis Layne (Swaziland) and Afro Soul songstress Liefy Jones (Botswana) also pull through to drop some fresh music!

Nkemakonam, founder of Stop Child Sexual Abuse Now unpacks the situation in Nigeria. Sijibomi Ogundele - CEO of the Sujimoto Group, Jabu Mabobo and Anele Ndlovu of The Zim SA Forum talk business and entrepreneurship.

Fort CEO Shukri Toefy and Marketing and Communications Manager Mikhaila Hunter talk decolonising the African creative economy. DJ Stavo elaborates on the complexities of the Zimbabwean music industry, and Akinwale James from Nigeria serenades listeners on the acoustic guitar.

Gigi Lamayne joins the team at this year's Sexpo to talk about Sexuality and Sexism. Then Sexpo attendees Didi and Mbali get dragged into an explicit conversation by The Immigrants.

Bean There CEO and founder Jonathan Robinson talks African coffee and its origins. Entrepreneurs Matipedza Karase and Tafadzwa Shaun Chirisa share their latest endeavours.

Mazwi Mkhulisi, Programmes Manager at Vumelana Advisory Fund, sheds light on the contentious land redistribution matter... and Nicola Coundourakis, Managing Founder at Pledger Africa talks volunteerism and their highly-anticipated launch. Plus, Kamu rants about Arsene Wenger and Barcelona.

It's a mashup of a show as The Immigrants speak to Georgia Arnold, Executive Director of MTV's Staying Alive Foundation, guest speaker at the Own Your Crown event Rebecca Kanoerera Munyuki, as well as Law graduate and activist Muchengeti Hwacha. Dhadza D, Ex Q and Munaz also make cameos promoting their weekend shows in Jozi.

Nompumelelo Shabangu, Programme Coordinator at GIBS Centre for Leadership and Dialogue, joins K.F. to discuss the Spirit of Youth Programme. Then the 2 Woke Girls join the show to chat about the origins of xenophobia.

K.F. and Kamu dedicate the show to the people of Mozambique in light of Tropical Depression ex-Dineo. Internationally accredited Mentor Business Coach Jacques van Heerden chops it up on how it's done right, and Namibian Goddess Taylor Jaye blesses the show with her powerful vocals.

The Immigrants discuss African Revolutionary Parties and welcome teen pop group LMNS (Luminous) comprising Kristen "Rae-Juan" Still, Danielle "Dani" Bosman and Avela "Vivi" Mvundle, who drop their debut single and kick it on No Borders!

The Immigrants take a look at the latest African events in politics, sport and religion and sit down with producers Mr Kamera and Simba Tagz to discuss their work with artists on the continent.

K.F. and guest host Takunda Tsunga discuss the 'Millennial phenomenon' and play an audio clip from Simon Sinek's viral talk on the matter. Then drummers Greg Coles, Slade Stephenson and Richard Harvey join them on the show for an exhilarating live drum set and discussion on their musical careers, with a bonus rap by J.A.C.K.

Thulani Thuswa, Communications Manager of Mamelodi Sundowns comes through to discuss the much-anticipated AFCON 2017 Tournament. Zimbabwean musicians T Mula, Danny T, VeVaz05, Bounty Lisa, Smacks and BC drop their new single dedicated to the Zimbabwe Football team as they contest for the AFCON Cup!

#NoBorders premieres in an extravagant show of African solidarity with guests Ayo Awosusi (Nigeria), Tubalemye-ba-Yahweh Mutwale (Zambia) Mbali (SA) and Tuliza Sindi (Burundi/DRC). Guitar Sangoma Sylent Nqo (SA/Zimbabwe) caps the show off with his debut single 'Be My Girl', featuring Young DLC. The Immigrants have done it again!

K.F. ends the year with rapper Tinashe 'Sox' Soko, Media Executive Sophia Chitemere and her sister, model and entrepreneur Tiffany Chitemere, in an exhilarating celebration of 2016 and intro to 2017, LET ME IN! A special dedication was made to Simba Maponga & Charlene Mukarakate who wed on Dec 31st 2016! #RIPYvonne

Join the ever-colourful immigrants for an episode on the sounds of house music, and the impact of dance and fashion on the Zim cancer community. A truly inspiring and motivational hour of uncensored conversations.

Millionaires Tendai Ndoro and Frank Buyanga grace this holiday millionaire edition and are entertained by songstress Crimson Blu for another Immigrant Conversation with K.F. and Kamu!