Podcasts about Jabulani

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Former President Jacob Zuma's daughter, Duduzile, has been stirring up controversy again by swearing at MKP SG Floyd Shivambu on social media and then apologising publicly in response to a sternly-worded letter from her father. But in this interview with BizNews, MKP's real founder Jabulani Khumalo - who was ousted by the Zumas - says the hidden hand behind Duduzile's outrageous behaviour is none other than Zuma himself. “Zuma gives instructions to Duduzile….When Zuma wants to deal with you, he doesn't deal with you directly… He wants to deal with Shivambu because he doesn't believe that Shivambu is going to do what he wants. Zuma will not tell Shivambu directly. He would want to do a dirty way of doing it…(then) clever Zuma, he goes out and says, no, you must apologise to Shivambu.” Khumalo stresses that he remains a registered member and the founder of MKP. “And that I will prove…very soon before the court that Zuma stole or forged my signature together with his daughter.” As for Zuma's real agenda, Khumalo says: “He lies and says he wants to unite black people. He's not uniting black people. Instead, is dividing them more and more and killing other parties, black parties for him to get membership and then steal the money and use the money for himself, not for the benefit of the people.”

Spaza shop owners have welcomed government's decision to extend the registration period to the 28th of February next year. The 21day period to register spazashop ended at 5pm yesterday. Spaza shop owners are still queuing at the Civic center in Jabulani in Soweto after the centre ran out of application forms yesterday. One of the spaza shop owners earlier caught up with our reporter Hasina Gori. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SA Spaza President, Bheki Twala.

John Maytham is joined by South African music icon PJ Powers, known as “Thandeka,” shares highlights from her four-decade career, including hits like “Jabulani” and “World in Union.” From leading Hotline to collaborating with legends like Miriam Makeba and Eric Clapton, her journey is one of resilience and unity. Catch her live at Kalk Bay Theatre this Tuesday, November 26, at 20:30, for an unforgettable evening of music and storytellingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tensions are running high in Soweto as residents protest against foreign nationals owning spaza shops in the area. The demonstrations, which erupted outside the Customer Service Centre in Jabulani yesterday, come after President Cyril Ramaphosa's directive requiring all spaza shops and food handling facilities to register with their local municipalities within 21 days. At the heart of the unrest is the allegation that local homeowners are registering spaza shops on behalf of foreign nationals renting on their properties. Elvis Presslin spoke to Faith Mabusela, National Chairperson of Put South Africa First, to discuss the implications of this directive and the growing tensions in Soweto

Soweto residents and Operation Dudula members are blocking foreign spaza shop owners  from registering their spaza shops in Jabulani municipal offices in Soweto. This follows President Cyril Ramaphosa's announcement that all spaza shops must register with their municipalities within 21 days. The group is picketing outside the municipal offices. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Operation Dudula President, Zandile Dabula

    Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Jabulani Macdonald the Entertainment and TV Commentator about Skeem Saam - Soapie, Smoke and Mirrors- Telenovela, Umjolo: The Gone Girl on Netflix and The Matshai Sisters a reality show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In his second interview with BizNews, the real founder of uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP), Jabulani Khumalo, bluntly calls Advocate Dali Mpofu a liar for claiming that he secretly set up MKP with former President Jacob Zuma. However, he says Mpofu was part of a plot to hijack the party he had founded. He also describes how he had guns pointed at him twice after false claims that he was going to deregister MKP. He speaks of how Zuma is making “all these mistakes” because he is bitter and angry - especially at President Cyril Ramaphosa. Khumalo is outraged at the corruption accused in MKP's top structure - and says they are not in MK to work for the people. “They are in there to fight their battles”. As for the Government of National Unity (GNU), Khumalo says: “For me, it's a joke. People of South Africa need a government that is clean…GNU is doing nothing for the people. They are only trying to safeguard their positions in the government.”

  Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Jabulani Macdonald the Entertainment and TV Commentator about Sunny ( Apple TV+) Queenie (Disney +) and A Quiet Place : Day One (Disney+).   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The expelled founding member of the MK Party Jabulani Khumalo is reported to have opened case of fraud against former President Jacob Zuma; leader of the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party for allegedly trying to remove him from official party registration documents without his knowledge. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC Senior Political Reporter, Ntebo Mokobo, following his conversation with Khumalo.

As GNU talks continue, SAHRC appeals for a human rights-centred focus.Other organisations, such as the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, call for parties to focus on the interests of South Africans before their own.ATM files papers with the Electoral Court, calling for the court's due consideration of misconduct allegations against the Chairperson of the IEC.Tshidi Madia sat down with outgoing Public Enterprise Minister Pravin Gordhan for a candid interview on his life and times as a political activist and serving in government. He reflects on the lessons that can be learned from the 1994 Interim Constitution and the formation of CODESA. He speaks about the ‘State Capture' years and their work in recapting and reforming the state.Minister of Health Dr Joe Phaahla held a media briefing to update the public on the outbreak of Mpox disease and outline plans by the department in collaboration with various stakeholders in the sector to curb further spread and prevent mortality.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This evening, we have the privilege of chatting with Jabulani Dhlamini, a distinguished South African documentary photographer making waves both locally and internationally. Jabulani is also the visionary project manager behind Soul and Joy, a transformative community-based photography program in Thokoza. Join us as we delve into how this initiative is empowering young people through dynamic workshops that nurture their photography skills and creativity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Clement Manyathela speaks to MK Party founder Jabulani Khumalo about where he stands with the party amid his bid to have former President Jacob Zuma removed from the party's candidate list. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It remained unclear if the IEC has received a letter that the uMkhoto weSizwe Party founder Jabulani Khumalo says he has written to the commission. In the letter dated the fifth of this month, Khumalo has requested the commission to urgently remove Jacob Zuma as the face of the party. Khumalo has also placed Zuma on precautionary suspension, citing bringing the party into disrepute. Khumalo's letter comes after his expulsion from the MK party last week, alongside four party members. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SABC reporter, Samkele Maseko...

HOT TOPIC Topic: Some South Africans forced to borrow money to buy food Guest: Jabulani Khumalo - Senior data and analytics specialist at FinMark Trust.

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga will today commemorate the Schools Democracy Week, at the Pace Commercial College in Jabulani, Soweto. Every year in April, the Electoral Commission (IEC), in partnership with the Department of Basic Education launch its annual Schools Democracy Programme to encourage active citizenry among young learners throughout the country. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Basic Education Department Spokesperson, Elijah Mhlanga

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"I would say, try not to attack too much vs. Uruguay because the counter-attack will be very difficult for the USA team to defend, which was something that we've done for so many years. Now I think it's a little bit different (...) Maybe at the moment, Uruguay is a team that tries to pass the ball and wants to go to the goal directly."Herc had a candid conversation with Diego Forlan, Uruguay's legend, Copa America Champion, former Manchester United player, and the current ambassador of La Liga in Spain. Diego shared why he and the Jabulani ball were a trending topic during the World Cup South Africa 2010 with Uruguay. He also delved into his friend Luis Suarez's recent signing with Messi's Inter Miami, Manchester United's current situation, his role as an ambassador in La Liga, and some Copa America 2024 talk. Plus, Herc shared his thoughts about the recent rumors of Alphonso Davies transferring to Real Madrid.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today our magic jeep brings us to a small town, where we meet Magala the tailor and his son, Jabulani! The young boy is given a pet sheep by his father…which soon starts talking! Jabulani tries telling his father, but Magala won't believe him. What happens next? Tag along with Miss Jo Jo to find out!

We have all heard of the romantic notion of vineyards and wineries, but what many of us don't know is the dedication, enthusiasm, and passion that go into the making of the bottle of wine we enjoy. From the farmers, who tend the vines and make sure the grapes are of the highest quality, to the winemakers who craft the wine, each and every step of the process requires an incredible amount of skill and dedication. In this episode, join Tom and Janet as they uncover the dedication and determination required to formulate the perfect bottle of wine. Find out about the challenges and struggles faced by the people behind the scenes, as well as the joy and satisfaction they get from doing what they love. Together, we'll explore the hard work and dedication that goes into making the perfect wine. What you will learn from this episode: Learn how to overcome struggles of having to contend with fluctuating temperatures and global warming Find out helpful ways to fight off frost-bite and fungus attacks in order not to mess up with the harvest. Discover additional revenue-generating means to keep the wine business running as well as ideas for charitable events. Hear of ideas and technology used by different wineries to make the best wines. Discover how this couple and the people in the winery are finding joy and contentment in their work, despite the hard work and dedication it requires. Hear about creative ways to do organic farming as well as fending off bugs and pests out to destroy the vines. Jabulani is a Zulu word meaning “Rejoice”, “the Spirit or Place of Happiness”. Jabulani is the home and business of Tom and Janet Moul. They bought the land in 2006 and broke ground for their home which eventually served as the original winery building. The first 600 vines were planted in 2007 and the first harvest was 2010. They opened the doors to the small winery in June of 2011. Back then, they had six products, five barrel tables and a small retail shop. Today, the farm has over 11,000 vines and over 20 products; a larger winery building (6000 sq ft) has been added to accommodate for the bigger harvest, a larger retail shop, an outdoor tasting patio (seats 160) and a summer event space (seats 120). The vineyard has 8 varietals; all cold climate grapes. A testament to the quality of the grapes and Tom's wine making ability is their 23 awards; both national and international.  He has been making wine since he was 14 years old, in Southern Africa. Connect with Tom and Janet Muol: Website: http://www.jabulani.ca Faceboolk: https://www.facebook.com/people/Jabulani-Vineyard-Winery Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jabulani_winery Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/jabulani_winery Topics Covered: 02:35 - Where to find Jabulani Winery 03:22 - Tom's interesting country of origin and where he first learned to make wine 04:02 - Getting into Canada, becoming a winemaker at the same time owning a winery [and the funny story how the two met] 08:42 - An amazing story of how the first planting of the grape vines took place 09:20 - Designing the house and building a winery with it [starting small but growing each year] 10:50 - Struggles and challenges of growing and cultivating the vines  15:33 - A narrative of hardwork and passion not merely of romantic imaginations 16:24 - What Tom considers a rewarding experience of being a winemaker and winery owner 18:18 - Events ideas that add up to wine business income [and creative ways to add in the fun and enjoyment] 20:29 - Charitable initiative drives 21:36 - How you can come and visit Jabulani Winery 22:44 - Having a bottling line and letting people to also join in the fun [plus their units of production in a year] 23:55 - A winery and  a home  24:30 - Revisiting South Africa and the the places they want to go next 26:33 - Breaking language barriers with wine [having fun visiting and learning from other wineries] 29:15 - Combatting problems with insects and bugs Quotes from Tom and Janet Muol: “Our winery's in Richmond, basically in the inside the city limits of Ottawa, which is the capital of Canada.” “We call it Siberia sometimes.” “I was born in southern Africa in a tiny little country, which used to be a British colony called Southern Rhodesia, which became Zimbabwe eventually.” “I started making wine when I was a teenager, 14 years old.” “I always like to joke with people and say, one of the most silly things I ever did in my life was to do farming in Canada cause it's too cold to farm here.” “It turns out there's a thing called cold climate grapes, which have been cross-bred with Vitus Vinifera and Vitus Riparia, which actually grow really well here, and they make remarkably good wine.” “A firm called Ernst and Young actually came and actually wanted me to come and consult with the aerospace and defense industry.” “So when she first met me, basically she hated me. So I married her just to take a shortcut.” “When we found this land, I said, honey, you gotta come see this.” “In 2007, once we had bought the place and started building the house in the spring of that time, we started planting. “ “We put in our first 600. With a bucket, a shovel, and not even a hose.” “Our first harvest was in 2010 and it was small but it allowed us to open our doors in 2011. “ “I think our record in one day was something like 3000 vines.” “It takes lots of beer to make wine.” “We didn't realize that having a winery in Ottawa would actually be so popular.” “This up and down with the temperatures right now is very difficult.” “I fill a tractor with an atomizer sprayer and go up and down the barn from three o'clock until six o'clock in the morning.”  “So if you wanted to be an organic farmer, you make sure your neighbor to the west of you has soya. And the neighbor to the east of you has roses.”

Today our magic jeep brings us to a small town, where we meet Magala the tailor and his son, Jabulani! The young boy is given a pet sheep by his father…which soon starts talking! Jabulani tries telling his father, but Magala won't believe him. What happens next? Tag along with Miss Jo Jo to find out! New episodes come out every Tuesday for free, with 1-week early access for ABF Fam subscribers. Loved this episode??? Be sure to let us know at this link!!! Your voice matters: https://ratethispodcast.com/africanfolktales

What physics are at play in The FIFA World Cup? On this episode, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Chuck Nice, and Gary O'Reilly explore all the science of soccer with physics professor John Eric Goff. Is this year's official ball made for scoring goals?NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://startalkmedia.com/show/physics-of-the-2022-world-cup-with-john-eric-goff/Photo Credit: Korea.net / Korean Culture and Information Service (Photographer name), CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Everybody says the 2010 World Cup is the best of the modern era, and come on, isn't it? Apart from the captivating matches themselves, there was a lot of excitement, culture, great music, the Jabulani, and of course, the vuvuzelas, among other things. Hate it or love it, those vuvuzelas gave that tournament a lot of character and individuality. If a match is put on the screen right now and you hear that deafening sound drowning the stadium, you just know it's a game from the 2010 World Cup. But that musical instrument, if we're allowed to call it that, was not able to cross over from that World Cup tournament in South Africa to mainstream football all around the world. Why? Because it was banned.

This is the fifth installment in our historical recap series, which is mostly just for patrons, and in this one we look back at a match against an opponent we face later this month in Qatar. In 2010, we got a draw! But our heroes weren't actually heroes (according to Greg), average players can do a job at the World Cup, and Jamie Carragher is still embarrassed after that Jozy Altidore run. Also the mysteries of the Jabulani, Robert Green's unbelievable error, a lovely stab from Steven Gerrard, a debate about Oguchi Onyewu's performance, the music of 2010, the clothing of 2010, and much more.  0:30 intro, preamble, music, etc.Wiz Khalifa's "Never Been" is the interstitial.12:00 to the soccer!25:00 Gerrard's goal44:30 Dempsey's goal52:45 the half----Listen to the four other historic recaps, and get the Monday Review delivered to your phone every week, by becoming a patron of the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/scuffedPast historic recaps in the patron feed:#1 Czechoslovakia v USA, 1990#2 USA v Colombia, 1994#3 USA v Iran, 1998#4: Mexico v USA, 2002

There are so many special things about the FIFA World Cup: the trophy, the fans, the coming together of different cultures, the national teams, the different styles, the pure love of the beautiful game, and one last thing many people seem to disregard most times; the match balls. Match balls are so special and have a huge influence on the game; if you ask football players, they'll tell you. Perhaps the Jabulani ball used at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is the most influential we have had in recent times. Also, the recent match balls - Brazuca and Al Rihla. And of course, we'll talk about it at some point in this video. Let us dive right into 7 things you didn't know about World Cup match balls.

Jimbo is joined by Duncan Alexander, Carl Anka and Benji Lanyado as the Lionesses do England proud once again. The Athletic's Charlotte Harpur gives us the lowdown from Brighton as England come from behind against Spain and gut it out to reach the last 4 of Euro 2022. Can they break their semi-final hoodoo? Unhappy Hammer Benji gets hot under the collar about Jesse Lingard and his potential move to Forest ahead of West Ham, as we also discuss who's had the strongest transfer window so far. Despite the vuvuzelas, the Jabulani and the dirtiest final of all time, we attempt to show some love to the 2010 World Cup. And Carl and Marcus Rashford have another book out today. But does it have as good a title as Asamoah Gyan's? RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1a: Carl releasing with Rashford again (01.00) • PART 1b: England 1-0 Spain with Charlotte Harpur (07.00)  • PART 2a: Who's had the strongest window? (16.30) • PART 2b: The great Jesse Lingard debate (21.30) • PART 2c: Ten Hag and Ronaldo (29.00) • PART 3: Wigan down West Ham and Holloway clashes with Capello (33.30) • PART 4: The 2010 World Cup – where is the love? (38.00) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS • theathletic.com/totally Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jimbo is joined by Duncan Alexander, Carl Anka and Benji Lanyado as the Lionesses do England proud once again.The Athletic's Charlotte Harpur gives us the lowdown from Brighton as England come from behind against Spain and gut it out to reach the last 4 of Euro 2022. Can they break their semi-final hoodoo?Unhappy Hammer Benji gets hot under the collar about Jesse Lingard and his potential move to Forest ahead of West Ham, as we also discuss who's had the strongest transfer window so far.Despite the vuvuzelas, the Jabulani and the dirtiest final of all time, we attempt to show some love to the 2010 World Cup.And Carl and Marcus Rashford have another book out today. But does it have as good a title as Asamoah Gyan's?RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1a: Carl releasing with Rashford again (01.00)• PART 1b: England 1-0 Spain with Charlotte Harpur (07.00) • PART 2a: Who's had the strongest window? (16.30)• PART 2b: The great Jesse Lingard debate (21.30)• PART 2c: Ten Hag and Ronaldo (29.00)• PART 3: Wigan down West Ham and Holloway clashes with Capello (33.30)• PART 4: The 2010 World Cup – where is the love? (38.00)SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS• theathletic.com/totally Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The final pieces of the World Cup puzzle are coming together this week, so Marcus, Andy and Luke settle in with some updates. Mexico and USA punched their tickets last night, while we saw the unveiling of the tournament's Pocket Rocket 5000 matchball and more ludicrous dismissals of human rights abuses in Qatar. Back home, Joe Hart's opened up about Nuno giving him a pasting and five subs come riding over the hill!Tweet us @FootballRamble and email us here: show@footballramble.com.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.