Podcasts about Mpumi

A 10-minute podcast of books full of hope and healing for World Mental Health Day, brought to you by Mpumi Mgidlana, publicist at Jonathan Ball Publishers.

In hierdie inspirerende episode van die Kopskuif gesels ons met Mpumi Rakhudu, die onlangse wenner van die ATKV-Redenaarskompetisie se Afrikaanse Addisionele Taal-kategorie vir graad 10- tot 12-leerders. Mpumi het die toekennings vir die beste voorbereide en onvoorbereide toespraak verower, sowel as die prys vir beste taalgebruiker. Hy deel insigte oor sy winnende toespraak: “Afrikaans, my geheime wapen in die bokskryt van die lewe.” Ontdek hoe taal as 'n magtige instrument kan dien en hoe Mpumi sy talente gebruik om ander te inspireer. Luister nou en laat jou inspireer!

23.12.2023 - KOPSKUIF - Mpumi Rakhudu, wenner van die ATKV-Redenaarskompetisie in die kategorie Afrikaans Addisionele Taal (graad 10-12) gesels oor sy passie vir praat. Die rol wat Mpumi se familie in sy lewe speel, en hoor wat sy drome is.

Mpumelelo Zondi, Head of Brand and Global Client Lead with Edelman Africa joins our host Dan Gold on the #PRCAfuse podcast. We take a deep dive into the legendary #KFCproposal. Mpumi talks about the importance of social listening and how the crisis communication toolkit can be used for good news stories as well. Watch our discussion on our YouTube channel here. There are so many lessons and highlights to this organic 'campaign' Produced by Dan Gold. Production and editing supported by Martin Charlton Communications --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fuse-podcast/message

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CAF WOMEN'S FOOTBALL  The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has thrown a spanner in the works after they reiterated this week and outlined measures that compel clubs that will participate in the 2023-24 Champions League and Confederation Cup competitions to have women's professional teams.  The matter has been bubbling for some time since CAF first spoke about it two years ago.

Mpumi Nyce, an Amapiano artist from Lydenburg, Mashishing. Developed love for music since she was and shares a stage the likes of K. O, DJ Tira and a few. Tune in.

Drive Time Team is having an interview with Minister Mpumi Mtsweni. She shares about her songs and up coming event..

This podcast series is proudly powered by Multichoice Group, in partnership with the Joburg Film Festival, Our Stories, Our Gold. The fifth edition of the Joburg Film Festival runs from the 31st January to the 5th of February 2023, the Joburg Film Festival will not only screen 60 curated films, features, documentaries, classics and shorts but will also include a varied range of audience and industry initiatives. In this episode, I interview Mpumi Supa Mbele, the Director of Music is My Life, which tells the story of Joseph Shabalala. Mpumi and I discuss the travel through music, the life and legacy of Joseph Shabalala, the rise of documentaries in the music industry, Ladysmith Black Mambazo's global appeal, the export of South African culture abroad, and the experience of documenting the voices and perspectives of those who were touched by his music Please share your feedback on the episode with me on social media @MsLeloB /@chicatravelpodcast and for more information on the Joburg Film Festival please visit https://joburgfilmfestival.co.za CHICA Travel Instagram · Find The Host on Instagram

This podcast series is proudly powered by Multichoice Group, in partnership with the Joburg Film Festival, Our Stories, Our Gold. The fifth edition of the Joburg Film Festival runs from the 31st January to the 5th of February 2023, the Joburg Film Festival will not only screen 60 curated films, features, documentaries, classics and shorts but will also include a varied range of audience and industry initiatives. In this episode, I interview Mpumi Supa Mbele, the Director of Music is My Life, which tells the story of Joseph Shabalala. Mpumi and I discuss the travel through music, the life and legacy of Joseph Shabalala, the rise of documentaries in the music industry, Ladysmith Black Mambazo's global appeal, the export of South African culture abroad, and the experience of documenting the voices and perspectives of those who were touched by his music Please share your feedback on the episode with me on social media @MsLeloB /@chicatravelpodcast and for more information on the Joburg Film Festival please visit https://joburgfilmfestival.co.za CHICA Travel Instagram · Find The Host on Instagram

Tanha Gomes + Spirodon mix for Radio Alhara راديو الحارة For @radioalhara Broadcasting on Dec. 25, 2022. 01. Irene Cara - What a Feeling. 02. Helado Negro - There Must Be A Song Like You. 03. Devendra Banhart - Santa Maria Da Feira. 04. TNS - Umona ft. Mpumi. 05. Womack & Womack - Teardrops. 06. Londonbeat - I've Been Thinking About You. 07. Snap - The Power. 08. DJ Zandimaz, Ft Nokwazi - Emathandweni. 08. Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam. 09. Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen (No More Love on the Run). 10. Richard Russell - She Said (ft. Obongjayar & Kamasi Washington). 11. Rhythm Is Rhythm - Strings Of Life. 12. Elton John - I'm Still Standing. 13. Corona - The Rhythm of the Night. 14. Salt-N-Pepa - Shoop.

Début janvier 2022, c'est une femme qui a pris la tête de l'un des plus gros business de minerai de fer d'Afrique. La compagnie Anglo American a nommé Mpumi Zikalala directrice générale de Kumba Iron Ore, en Afrique du Sud. A 43 ans, elle a pris la tête d'un secteur qui cette année a connu des difficultés. Mpumi Zikalala s'est faite remarquer par l'engagement de son parcours dans la défense des droits des femmes et des minorités. Elle préside notamment le forum du secteur privé du conseil national sud-africain sur le sida. Détentrice d'une licence d'ingénieur chimiste, elle devient la première femme directrice générale chez De Beers, avant de prendre la tête de Kumba Iron Ore.  « En tant que dirigeante noire, mon souhait est que notre société adopte pleinement l'inclusion et la diversité et qu'il existe un espace où chaque personne se sentira valorisée pour ce qu'elle apporte », explique t-elle. A peine nommée, Mpumi Zikalala doit faire face à la baisse de la production de près de 10% comparé à l'année passée. Différents facteurs internes à l'Afrique du Sud explique cette situation. Elle les détaille sur SABC, la chaîne de télévision nationale. « Premièrement, nous avons connu des niveaux de pluie très élevés au premier trimestre. Deuxièmement, nous avons également ralenti notre production suite à une intervention de sécurité. Pour nous, la sécurité est une valeur essentielle. Donc oui, notre production était en baisse mais nous sommes prêts désormais pour conduire des opérations stables et efficaces. » Les inondations du début d'année et la grève à Transet, spécialiste du fret, ont contribué au ralentissement des activités dans le pays. Un ralentissement général du secteur minier sud-africain qui a des conséquences sur l'économie du pays, détaille l'économiste Dick Forslund, économiste et chercheur, Alternative information and developement Center. « La production minière est dans une tendance à la baisse depuis de nombreuses années, tant en termes d'emploi que de valeur ajoutée à l'économie. La production industrielle en Afrique du Sud que l'on prenne la construction, le secteur manufacturier, minier, etc. la contribution au PIB de tous ces secteurs industriels à l'économie réelle est plus faible aujourd'hui qu'elle ne l'était en 2015. » Baisse mondiale de la production et des prix de l'acier... Une baisse mondiale de la production et des prix de l'acier mais également du fer, du nickel ou de l'aluminium… comme nous le détaille Jean-Paul Mermet, spécialiste de ces marchés : « Les usines ont mis des plus values d'énergie considérables. L'activité économique n'est pas bonne de façon globale. Il n'y a qu'aux États-Unis que ça marche. Les Chinois ont ralenti. Et finalement les baisses de production n'ont pas compensé. La demande n'est pas là. Avec une consommation d'acier nettement inférieure par rapport à ce qui se passait avant dans le domaine industriel, de la métallurgie, dans l'automobile. En Allemagne les constructeurs ont ralenti leur demande de métallurgique de d'acier et d'aluminium de de cuivre de façon considérable il n'y a pas de marché. Donc tout ça fait qu'il y a une inversion. » Covid, hausse des coûts de l'énergie, perturbation des chaînes d'approvisionnement ont également joué un rôle dans cette tendance. L'acier, c'est encore l'avenir Cependant Mpumi Zikalala ne se laisse pas abattre et préfère parier sur l'avenir…C'est ce qu'elle expliquait lors d'une présentation en juillet dernier : « L'acier est non seulement au cœur de notre façon de vivre aujourd'hui, mais il est également essentiel pour l'avenir. C'est un composant essentiel et un catalyseur pour la transition énergétique pour toutes les infrastructures d'énergie renouvelable et les véhicules électriques. La production de haute qualité de fer de Kumba nous met en bonne position dans ce futur développement. » Les secteurs du ferroviaire, et la production de pièces dans l'énergie telles que les lignes électriques ont permis de stabiliser la demande en cette fin d'année.

Début janvier 2022, c'est une femme qui a pris la tête de l'un des plus gros business de minerai de fer d'Afrique. La compagnie Anglo American a nommé Mpumi Zikalala directrice générale de Kumba Iron Ore, en Afrique du Sud. A 43 ans, elle a pris la tête d'un secteur qui cette année a connu des difficultés. Mpumi Zikalala s'est faite remarquer par l'engagement de son parcours dans la défense des droits des femmes et des minorités. Elle préside notamment le forum du secteur privé du conseil national sud-africain sur le sida. Détentrice d'une licence d'ingénieur chimiste, elle devient la première femme directrice générale chez De Beers, avant de prendre la tête de Kumba Iron Ore.  « En tant que dirigeante noire, mon souhait est que notre société adopte pleinement l'inclusion et la diversité et qu'il existe un espace où chaque personne se sentira valorisée pour ce qu'elle apporte », explique t-elle. A peine nommée, Mpumi Zikalala doit faire face à la baisse de la production de près de 10% comparé à l'année passée. Différents facteurs internes à l'Afrique du Sud explique cette situation. Elle les détaille sur SABC, la chaîne de télévision nationale. « Premièrement, nous avons connu des niveaux de pluie très élevés au premier trimestre. Deuxièmement, nous avons également ralenti notre production suite à une intervention de sécurité. Pour nous, la sécurité est une valeur essentielle. Donc oui, notre production était en baisse mais nous sommes prêts désormais pour conduire des opérations stables et efficaces. » Les inondations du début d'année et la grève à Transet, spécialiste du fret, ont contribué au ralentissement des activités dans le pays. Un ralentissement général du secteur minier sud-africain qui a des conséquences sur l'économie du pays, détaille l'économiste Dick Forslund, économiste et chercheur, Alternative information and developement Center. « La production minière est dans une tendance à la baisse depuis de nombreuses années, tant en termes d'emploi que de valeur ajoutée à l'économie. La production industrielle en Afrique du Sud que l'on prenne la construction, le secteur manufacturier, minier, etc. la contribution au PIB de tous ces secteurs industriels à l'économie réelle est plus faible aujourd'hui qu'elle ne l'était en 2015. » Baisse mondiale de la production et des prix de l'acier... Une baisse mondiale de la production et des prix de l'acier mais également du fer, du nickel ou de l'aluminium… comme nous le détaille Jean-Paul Mermet, spécialiste de ces marchés : « Les usines ont mis des plus values d'énergie considérables. L'activité économique n'est pas bonne de façon globale. Il n'y a qu'aux États-Unis que ça marche. Les Chinois ont ralenti. Et finalement les baisses de production n'ont pas compensé. La demande n'est pas là. Avec une consommation d'acier nettement inférieure par rapport à ce qui se passait avant dans le domaine industriel, de la métallurgie, dans l'automobile. En Allemagne les constructeurs ont ralenti leur demande de métallurgique de d'acier et d'aluminium de de cuivre de façon considérable il n'y a pas de marché. Donc tout ça fait qu'il y a une inversion. » Covid, hausse des coûts de l'énergie, perturbation des chaînes d'approvisionnement ont également joué un rôle dans cette tendance. L'acier, c'est encore l'avenir Cependant Mpumi Zikalala ne se laisse pas abattre et préfère parier sur l'avenir…C'est ce qu'elle expliquait lors d'une présentation en juillet dernier : « L'acier est non seulement au cœur de notre façon de vivre aujourd'hui, mais il est également essentiel pour l'avenir. C'est un composant essentiel et un catalyseur pour la transition énergétique pour toutes les infrastructures d'énergie renouvelable et les véhicules électriques. La production de haute qualité de fer de Kumba nous met en bonne position dans ce futur développement. » Les secteurs du ferroviaire, et la production de pièces dans l'énergie telles que les lignes électriques ont permis de stabiliser la demande en cette fin d'année.

#MondayMayhem MELO-T was with us this Monday afternoon Push the bass n let's bop! AFREEKA with kLEMENZ on Drums Radio Mondays | 11am EDT | 4pm BST | 5pm CAT www.drumsradio.com Tracklist 1st hour: 1. Alcohol Abuser (feat. Mshengu, Xavi Yentin, Kandybeats & TouchardDJ) Gaba Cannal 2. Indaba (feat. Soloh) Comado (Jozi Entertainment) 3. Mali (feat. Presh & Tumisho) Comado 4. Summer Banger (feat. De Mthuda, Sino Msolo, MalumNator, Mpumi, Da Muziqal Chef & Skillz) TNS (TNS Music) 5. Promise Land- Aimo (Seres Producoes) 6. Ngfunana Nawe (feat. Ndumiology) SENZO C (Afreeka Records) 7. Hayii (Citizen Deep Remix) Citizen Deep, Mzux Maen feat. Yasmin Levy (Sound African Recordings) 8. Umthandazo - Karyendasoul & Ami Faku (Universal Music (Pty) Ltd) 9. On My Mind - Tabia, Loving (Calamar Records) 10. Isizwe - Tekniq, Miss J (Multi-Racial Records) 11. A Thousand Miles - Anerah Yasole (LW Recordings)

01. Jazzuelle & Jas Artchild - Ominous02. Knowxzman - Great Life (Lulo's Touch)03. Rodney SA Feat. Dark Pearl - Shine Your Light [Main Mix]04. Buddynice - Woman Miles (feat. Lucid Deep)05. DJ Kent ft. Mo-T - Horns In The Sun 06. Buddynice - Black Man (feat. Mogomotsi Chosen & Roctonic SA)07. Vanco & Oscar Mbo - Amazing08. Artwork Sounds - F.R.E.E (feat. TimAdeep)09. Buddynice - Wena Fela (feat. Mogomotsi Chosen)10. Artwork Sounds - Do 4 Love (feat. CocoSA)11. Rodney SA feat. Rosetta D33P - Shayi Ngoma [Original Mix]12. Artwork Sounds - Shampa (feat. Dearson & Tekniq)13. AndileAndy feat. Xabiso - This Is Love (Ed-Ward Remix)14. TNS - Summer Banger (feat. De Mthuda, Sino Msolo, MalumNator, Mpumi, Da Muziqal Chef & Skillz)15.  AndileAndy feat. Xabiso - This Is Love (Tebza De SouL Remix)16.  Rodney SA - Overcome [Original Mix]17.  Dafro, Deep Ink & Sam-K -  Fall in Love (DJ Burger Remix)18.  SculpturedMusic feat. Tumelo - The Light (KG Sunset 2022 Dub Remix)19.  Enosoul, Kabza De Small & Dj Maphorisa - Save Us Lord (feat. Xolani Guitar)20.  Kojo Akusa - Fight The Good Fight21.  Native Tribe Ft. Rocio Starry - Winters Breeze Shona SA Remix)22.  MÖRDA - Summer Love (feat. Nkosazana Daughter)23.  TorQue MuziQ, DJ Fresh SA &  Starr - Phesheya (Original Mix)24.  Gino Brown - Dance Ritual (feat. Skye Wanda, Drumetic Boyz & Zandii J)25. Vanco & Kususa - Slide (feat. Bonokuhle)26.  WhoMadeWho & Rampa - Everyday (Shimza Remix)

01. SculpturedMusic - So Much To Me (Original Mix)02. Verdagris - Dream State (Original Mix)03. Aquadeep, Veesoul & TimAdeep - Makhenikha04.  THEMBA - Late Night News05.  DJ Couza Lebzin x Rhey Osborne - Sweet Nothing06.  Kid Fonque X Jonny Miller - Connected Beings ft ASAP Shembe (Jazzanova Remix)07.  China Charmeleon & AndileAndy - Tunnel Vision ft Ziyon08.  Deep Sort 95 - Left Alone (Original Mix)09.  Nick Holder - Summer Daze (Phanno & Lapie Laidback Remix)10.  THEMBA - The Terminator11.  Halsey - Colors (Kaytahs Invincible Touch)12.  Skatakata (feat. Khadeair, Cpho & Peekay Mzee)13. Deep Sort 95 - Few Miles Away (Original Mix)14.  Claudio Wade - Kuyabanda (feat. Nkosazana Daughter)15.  Domboshaba  ft Ndlovukazi - Thando [Native Tribe & Da Q-Bic Remix]16.  Dr Moruti X Dee Cee - Ke Kero17. Caiiro - Njonge Njunge (feat. Tina Ardor)18.  Lebzin & Echo Deep - Ebsuku (Original Mix)19.  Mpumi & Mailo Music - Amarhata (Afro Brotherz Spirit Remix)20.  Limpopo Rhythm - Miloro Yanga (feat. Mavhungu & Mvzzle)21.  Mark Stent ft Hanco - Falling (Shona SA Remix) 

Sifiso Skenjana talks through Acsa addressing concerns on jet fuel shortage at OR Tambo International Airport with Mpumi Mpofu - ACSA CEO. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mrs Mpumi & Mam Philile on the Feminine Touch talks to Nomonde Makhudu about Women's health.

On this episode of CURVA MUNDIAL, we go deep in the heart of Soweto, South Africa, with musician Mpumi Mcata of acclaimed band BLK JKS. Mpumi talks about his love of Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana and how he has a celebrated team in every country of the world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of #TheDojo in Modise's absence we are joined by PowerFM's very own Mpumi Mlambo. The lovely Mpumi leads us into a conversation around brands and gatekeepers endorsing and putting on up-n-coming talent late. We move on to discuss the conversations that emanated from the launch of the kettle brand "Zuluish", we look at polarizing brand names, the business models at play and the hard level of criticism South Africans subject each other. We segue into a conversation about the fascination with outing people for wearing fake luxury clothes. We ponder on a listener given question of whether there is a difference in a difficult vs strong woman. We briefly touch on traveling in light of the holiday destination hate Khuli Chana and his wife got for their trip to Maldives during the week. Dating within your self esteem. We round off the Pod by asking if sex on the first date can ruin the potential of a relationship.

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In this episode Koki, Shaz, Mpumi, Lesedi & Brian chat about the WNBA All-star Game 2021 and its new format; as well as the NCAA board's latest ruling on player image usage.

Les, Brian, Shaz and Koki are joined by special guests Mpumi and Monti. Monti gives us an account on his trip to Rwanda to experience the BNL live. The panel also discuss the NBA Awards as well as the WNBA.

South African National Women's League started a few weeks ago. We speak to this season's top goal scorer so far, JVW's Mpumi Nyandeni.

Clement Manyathela chats to the newly appointed CEO at Bidvest, Mpumi Madisa, about her new position, juggling family and work life and her career journey to the helm of the organisation.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is Part 2 of the previous episode, where I sat down with Mpumi Mayisa to uncover her healing journey. In this episode, we dive deep into her inner child healing and how she's cultivating joy in her life. You can listen to the first part of our conversation here. Thank you for being here. You can follow Mpumi on Instagram: @mpumi_dee and Among The Lillies @among.the.lilies ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Produced and Hosted by @lifewithOlerato Follow the podcast on Instagram @livingcontentpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/livingcontentpodcast/message

Today's episode is a guest episode, I sat down with Mpumi Mayisa to uncover her healing journey. This is one part of our conversation, the second part of this conversation will be released on Thursday this week. Mpumi Mayisa is a poet, photographer, podcaster, educational art program designer, and event curator based in Johannesburg, South Africa. She is passionate about using her gifts to advocate for human expansion and healing. Her background in education and event photography has given her insight into the seemingly small yet healthy social ingredients missing from the world she finds herself in. She has used these insights as seeds for inspiration to dream up the ideas, programs, and events that she executes in an effort to create new, rich realities that help nourish the seeds of creativity and self-healing. Since founding Among The Lilies in 2017, she has curated Ode To The Woman, Book Socials, and The Open Mic Experiment that provides artists with a platform to express their creative power, find or share their voices, collaborate, and learn to give themselves permission to breathe easy in their own bodies. Mpumi flowers open when she has a pen in the grip of her tiny fingers and enjoys the simple pleasure of stringing words together to form true to life and potent stories. She is currently working on her debut poetry collection. Thank you for being here. You can follow Mpumi on Instagram: @mpumi_dee and Among The Lillies @among.the.lilies ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Produced and Hosted by @lifewithOlerato Follow the podcast on Instagram @livingcontentpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/livingcontentpodcast/message

The Gauteng Women in Sports Award for the community media sport journalist of the year went to Mpumi Manyisi.

This episode explores the idea that Black Tax could very well be the reason why the majority of us never got the opportunity to study courses in line with our purpose and are now stuck in careers that drain us and that we aren't passionate about. Mpumi also provides 4 ways those who find themselves in this position can get unstuck and begin to finance their purpose: Enforce boundaries Empower, don't enable Make smart investments Earn more To book your Free Consultation Call, do so through this link: https://purposepractitioners.club/purpose-to-profession/ Please subscribe, rate, review and share the podcast

An exclusive interview with one of SA basketball's pillars - Nompumelelo Ramatsoga. A former player, a coach and the current Chairperson of the newly-formed South African Women's Basketball Association (SAWBA), Mpumi links up with Koketso to chat all things basketball.

FelaSoulQ mix comprises the following tracks 1. DJ Chase ft. Zameka - Can't Get Away 2. Fela SoulQ ft. Thandinkosi Verseone - Emoyeni (Acapella) 3. Yanga Chief - Utatakho (Acapella) 4. Sjava - Umama (Acapella) 5. Prince Kaybee ft. Busiswa & TNS - Banomoya (Acapella) 6. Prince Kaybee ft. Black Motion, Shimza, & Ami Faku - Uwrongo (Reprise) 7. Omar - Cause It So (Acapella) 8. Axwell - Watch The Sunrise (Acapella) 9. Sun EL Musician ft. Msaki - Ubomi Abumanga 10.DJ Tira - Abashana Base Afro (Acapella) 11.Dladla Mshunqisi - Ukhona (Acapella) 12.Dj Fortee Ft Dindy - One Night, Last Night (Reprise) 13.Bekzin Terris - Izibongo (Acapella) 14.Sun EL Musician & Simmy - Lengane 15.DJ Lazz - Idlozi Lam' (Acapella) 16.Its All About House Music (Acapella) 17.Dukanezwe ft. Caiiro - Let Me In (Reprise) 18.TNS ft. Luqua - Ibhari 19.Mobi Dixon ft. Nomcebo, T Love - Kobanini 20.TNS ft. Indlovukazi - My Dali (Acapella) 21.Sho MadJozi - Idohm (Acapella) 22.DJ Fresh - Let The Beat Hit Em (Reprise) 23.Mobi Dixon ft. Msaki - Love Colour Spin (Acapella) 24.Bluelle Loktion Boyz - Jozi To Durban 25.Fela SoulQ ft. Tone Keys - Wondering (Acapella) 26.DJ Maphorisa, DJ Raybel ft. Moonchild Sanelly, K.O, Zulu Mkhathini - iWalk Ye Phara (Aapella) 27.PsDjz - Shona Phantsi (Acapella) 28.The Layabouts ft. Portia Monique - Colours Of Love (Acapella) 29.MoFlava & Moonchild Sanelly - Pretty Lady (Acapella) 30.DJ Clizo - Moment Of Silence (Reprise) 31.Gugulethu - Ngaphandle Kwakho (Poetry) 32.Fela SoulQ ft. Thandinkosi Verseone - Emoyeni (Instrumental) 33.Kings Of Tomorrow ft. April - Fall For You (Acapella) 34.SFG ft. Lauretta & Eminent Boys - Ama 2000 (Acapella) 35.Sun EL Musician ft. Simmy - Ubala (Reprise) 36.Mthandazo Gatya ft. DJ Manzo & Comado - Senzeni 37.Busiswa ft. DJ Maphorisa - Bazoyenza (Acapella) 38.DJ Clicks - Ndebele Tribe (Reprise) 39.Prince Bulo ft. Dladla Mshunqisi & Nokwazi 39.Mpumi ft. DJ Active - Ithemba Lam' --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eshdey-diphae/support

Listen to the 23rd edition of Free City Radio. On this edition we speak with Bulgarian writer and lecturer at Kent University, Veronika Stoyanova, who speaks about the post-1989 neoliberal economic policies that have been pushed on Bulgaria by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the ways that western backed pro business policies have been damaging for poor and working people in Bulgaria and the Balkans. Read Veronika's latest article on Jacobin here: https://jacobinmag.com/2020/11/bulgaria-capitalism-austerity-world-bank-imf Also on this edition we highlight voices from a community press event in Montreal to speak out against any austerity driven measures within the context of the pandemic that would impact poor and working people. With a growing federal deficit and increasing talk about cost cutting, these community voices came together to speak out against any cuts that impact the most vulnerable in the post-pandemic recovery. We hear from Dolores Chew from the South Asian Women's Community Centre, David Bleakney from the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) and Nakuset from the Native Women's Shelter in Montreal. Read the full press release via Courage coalition. http://www.couragecoalition.ca/media-advisory-no-to-pandemic-austerity-for-poor-and-working-people-in-response-to-ballooning-deficit/ Music on this episode via @amekcollective in Sofia, Bulgaria and TNS with the track Umona ft. Mpumi, from South Africa.

Untainted podcast team had the great oppounity to chat with Mpumi, founder of Book Ibhoni. The bicycle and cycle brand is focused on encouraging active citizen through cycling and bicycles.

Until you really hear something from someone who has dived through the challenges, you never really get to explore from the direct experiences of others. Mpumi is a step parent herself and she shares with us the challenges and myths associated with step- parenting and gives us some revelation of how best we can handle such situations once we understand how each partner feels. Follow shifting lives on instagram https://www.instagram.com/shiftinglives and on facebook https://www.facebook.com/shiftinglives/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shiftinglives/message

“We become the stories we tell ourselves. So whatever story you're telling yourself is the story you recreate for yourself.” - Mpumi Nobiva This week we have the privilege of welcoming back Mpumi Nobiva. Our first NDINI interview with Mpumi was a little over 2 years ago. A lot has happened in her life since then, so she came back to give us an update.   When we last spoke to Mpumi, she was living her dream working for a prestigious company in Los Angeles, and living in a gorgeous high rise apartment.  She was on a plane almost every weekend travelling across the globe to speak on stages in front of thousands of people.  Mpumi talks about how she was so focused on being a “success” without realizing why I was so driven.   “Because I was so fixated on this idea of success, and because I was so driven, what I wasn't realizing is that the motivating force of my success was fear.” - Mpumi Nobiva But it all came at a very heavy price.  Mpumi opened up about the weight of success, and the toll it took on her mental health. She talks about the challenges of trying to reconcile the dream life she was living, with the very real poverty that her family was still living in.  She also talks about the ‘black tax' - the burden of being the one who “made it”, and the burden that brings with it.   “There's real weight when you encounter something. It impacts your energy level in such a real way I wish we knew how to express so that we can relieve ourselves from that.” - Mpumi Nobiva Mpumi talks about the weight of carrying other people's suffering, the feelings of guilt about her success, and the societal pressures.  At the peak of her success, Mpumi had a physical and mental breakdown.   “I needed to step away from all of this because I needed love. I needed to love myself.” - Mpumi Nobiva Mpumi realized she needed to time to heal, and to find her true self.  This included taking time away from social media, and to surround herself with real relationships and support. This included seeking help through therapy.  Therapy helped her start to understand more about herself, and the reasons behind her suffering.  This included what she came to know was generational unprocessed trauma. “Solitude means you're able to exist independently and be of your own independent essence and have your own stature... and that takes real work for an African girl who grew up not knowing how to love herself.” - Mpumi Nobiva Telling her story to the world has inspired many.  Mpumi's story is one of being born in poverty, a mother who sacrificed her life to provide for her family, being raised by her grandmother; and then being given the opportunity of a lifetime through The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls.   Through hard work, determination, and to keep a promise she made to her grandmother, Mpumi has become an Award-Winning International Speaker and Communication Strategist. She has spoken at the White House, congressional fundraisers, corporate functions and nonprofit initiatives in several countries.  Mpumi is now on a new journey with a fresh perspective in her life.  She has always been very vocal in speaking about HIV/AIDS awareness, and has expanded her work to support other causes impacting women and children in South Africa. In particular she is choosing to focus on supporting mental wellness.  “We need to deconstruct what success means for the African. We need to deconstruct what religion is for the African. We need to deconstruct what spirituality is, what mental health is for the African.” - Mpumi Nobiva

It's Season 3 of the Podcast and we're bringing nothing but heat all season through. Best be ready. In this episode, Mpumi shares how her past, and the wounds she has carried from it, has been controlling the decisions she's made in her career up until this point. Listen to her heart and investigate what areas in your past have been determining your career moves. To access the e-book, click on this link: https://mpumikmbonane.com/product/the-3-step-success-formula/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/purposepractitionersclub/message

Winning Equation — In this episode, we speak to Mpumelelo Mtintso the founder of BOOK IBHONI a startup that is doing bicycle tours around Soweto. When he couldn't do tours during lockdown, Mpumi decided to start doing bicycle deliveries around Soweto. In this conversation we talk about entrepreneurship and adapting to changing times. Podcast hosted by Sivenathi Mbebe

It's Pride month! And we're celebrating by having a fun and insightful conversation with Boipelo & Mpumi, the founders of Lamacheri, a lifestyle blog where the couple shares their special moments, interests and experiences by giving tips and insights on living a happy gay life. They talk to us all about coming out, sex, relationships and dowry! Lamacheri Blog: http://lamacheri.co.za Recommended Read: Gay New York: Gender, Urban Culture, and the Making of the Gay Male World, 1890 - 1940 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/we-reherenow/message

Host Paul Laudicina interviews Mpumi Madisa, CEO designate of Bidvest, one of South Africa's largest employers. They discuss how the COVID-19 crisis will push businesses forward into a period of major technological and structural transformation. View our global economic outlook here. Coronavirus: A World Transformed is produced by the Global Business Policy Council at Kearney, a think tank deciphering today's biggest changes and their effects on global business. Learn more at kearney.com/gbpc.  

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Tebello Motshwane of Sister in Law, who has a podcast called Sisters in Conversation. She was inspired by Michelle Obama's documentary and thought it would be a good idea for us local women to share our stories of how we became who we are today. Here my story as I share it with her and I hope it gives you the courage to some day share yours. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/purposepractitionersclub/message

The “BECOMING” series is inspired by Michelle Obama's memoir. In the memoir, Michelle gives us an honest and authentic account of her life unplugged. While I am of the view that we can all relate to Michelle's story, I thought it would be important to have a Becoming series where South African women share their stories. The aim is to give girls and women hope by sharing our unique stories and by opening up about our trauma's and successes. I hope this series will leave us all feeling inspired to be the best version of ourselves and will also empower us to make changes within our own lives so that we gain the confidence to change our homes, our communities and our country. On this episode I speak to Mpumi who gave us an honest account about her upbringing. She lets us in on how her father walked out on their family when she was just 9 months old and how her mom who only attended school until grade 5 struggled to raise her and her siblings. Mpumi also speaks about the challenges of being stuck in a career she knew was not meant for her and how she eventually managed to turn her situation around by answering to her God given purpose. Today Mpumi is the founder of the Purpose Practitioners Club and she is a Purpose Alignment Strategist - this is the title which has given her her power and made her the woman she is today. Tune in to hear her story. Mpumi's podcast can be found under “Purpose Practitioners Club” on all major podcast platforms. Tag us on Instagram @mpumikmbonane @bellz_motshwane “Your story which may seem like nothing to you, which seems ordinary, is YOUR POWER” - Michelle Obama --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tebello-motshwane/message

In this episode, Mpumi shares how discovering her purpose led her to learning about the 5 core strengths that help her in pursuing multiple streams that all serve her purpose on this Earth. To start your purpose journey through Purpose-To-Profession, visit www.mpumikmbonane.com and book your discovery call today. Enjoy the episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/purposepractitionersclub/message

# Track Title - Artist 1 Wagwan (feat. King Dizzo) - SlapDee;King Dizzo 2 Bad Energy (Tommy Diss) - Ruff Kid;Musonda 3 Good Vibes - Lady May Africa 4 Sekelela - Urban Hype;Macky 2 5 Lempi yang'khathaza - Major League Djz;Senzo Afrika;Makwa 6 Medicine - Sonyezo 7 Shaingoma - Tocky Vibes 8 Why - Mampi;Bobi Wine 9 Miela - Lizha James 10 Ghetto President - Macky 2 11 Izinto - De Mogul Sa;Terry Treasure;Kwaito 12 Shaker (feat. DJ Sumbody) - The Lowkeys;DJ Sumbody 13 Guitar (feat. Makatara) - Vusinator;Makatara 14 Prayer for Rain - Black Motion;Caiiro;Tabia 15 Babie Can I - Selmor Mtukudzi 16 Thank You Mr DJ - DJ Tira;Joocy 17 Bamba - Mi Casa 18 Jerusalema - Master KG;Nomcebo Zikode 19 Mdhara Vachauya - Jah Prayzah & The 3rd Generation Band 20 Di Boya Limpopo - Master KG;Zanda Zakuza;Makhadzi 21 Tsotsi (Tribute To The Late Peter Teneat) - Candy;Maltji The First Prince 22 Never Say Never - Dj Ganyani;Paulo Alves 23 Makhelwane - Prince Bulo;Mpumi;Beast;Tribal 24 Vul'iboot Driver - Dr Malinga;Sparks Bantwana 25 Uwrongo - Prince Kaybee;Shimza;Black Motion;Ami Faku 26 Phakathi Inside (Live) - Kabza De Small;DJ Maphorisa;Robot Boii 27 Ndidikiwe - De Mogul Sa;Zikhona 28 Suk'emabhozeni - DJ Sumbody;Londie London;Leehleza 29 Gringo - The Lowkeys 30 Vakanaka Vakarara (Zim House) - Selmor Mtukudzi 31 Woza Mshanami - DJ Tira;Dladla Mshunqisi;CampMasters 32 Okokoko - Sphectacula;DJ Naves;Unathi;Thebe 33 I Can't Explain - Lady May;Dr Sid;Pex Africah 34 Unombozviitirei - Alexio Kawara 35 Botxa Nna - King Monada 36 Testimony - Lady May Africa

Another exciting show that had us schooling our listeners on music from some of Africa's favorite artists. Help them grow by purchasing their music. Washa Master KG - Qinisela (feat. Indlovukazi) Dr Malinga - Ngikwenzeni (feat. Mpumi & Villager SA) Berita - Kiss Amapiano Remix Jullian Gomes - Original (feat. B. Bravo) Afrikan Roots - Heart Don't Lie (feat. Xoli M & Roy Khavali) Prince Kaybee, Indlovukasi - Gugulethu (De Mogul SA Amapiano Remix) De Mthuda - Lengoma (feat. Indlovukazi) Nuz Queen - Gumba Fire 2point1 - Batho Bana (DJ Ace & Nox - Amapiano Remix) Ultra Soul Project - Afrika Borwa (Original Mix) Jullian Gomes - As'hambe (feat. Tahir Jones) Lekelela (Afro Teck Mix) Dj Vitoto - Gimmie Luv (feat. Onesimus) Dr Malinga - Kopa Le llate (feat. Nelly Mawaza & Low Dee)

We present a series of mini mixes in the build up for the FREKHO REKORDS Label Launch taking place on the 8th of December 2019 at 033 Lifestyle, Pietermaritzburg. Each performing artist reveal will be accompanied by a 30-35 minute mix that will give you a feel of the sensational performances you can expect on launch day. Mix 5 is mixed by none other than DJ Nqobzin!!! Tracklist: 01 - DJ Kelson Mario ft. Mpumi & Xoli. M - Bang 02 - Citizen Deep ft. Thandi Draai - Self Control 03 - Bekzi Terris - Unity 04 - Karyendasoul - Alude 05 - DJ Shimza - Selektor 06 - Amenisto & Deep Narratives - Double Period 07 - Jim Mastershine - Through Problems

In this episode, Mpumi talks about how God disrupted her plan to teach her how to trust Him. Trust Him to do things her own plan can never cover. You will learn what it takes to get real success, without grinding yourself to dust. Enjoy --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/purposepractitionersclub/message

Agoria, Noemie, Manoo - Remedy (Manoo Remix) Sapiens Mutabaruka - Dis Poem (Telemusiq's Afro Mix) Silva DaDj, CoCo - Amen (PabloSA Remix) Da Fuba Records DJ Fortee - Supernova (feat. Komplexity) Ray T, DJ Micks - Denial (feat. DJ Micks) Muthaland Entertainment Dj Khathu - Gone Ft RayT & Scelo DJ Flaton Fox, Mapez, RIG, Dicla Burity - Hands Up K-Music Channell DJ Kelson Mario, Mpumi, Xoli M - Bang (feat. Mpumi & Xoli M) Helem Productions CeeyChris, Mshudu, Melody - Unomusa Arawakan Dj Jim Mastershine - Aba Lalele OBS Media Dj Jim Mastershine - Ok Wait! (Original Mix) Black Motion - Little Blue Girl Feat. MissP [Tribute to Nina Simone] TRACK OF THE WEEK: DJ Leo Mix - President (Rework), Manipulation LP Bué de Musica Prince Kaybee - Monasi (feat. Indlovukazi) Prince Kaybee - Searching For You (feat. Brenden Praise) Prince Bulo - Kudala (feat. Khaya Mthethwa) Citizen Deep, Thiwe - Sabela (Original Mix) Thee Gobbs Production Glenn Lewis - Good One (Culoe De Song Remix) Enoo Napa - Behind These Walls (Original Mix) Sunclock Soulholic, 7Options - Andiamo MoBlack Records Enosoul & Rhey Orsbone - Melodic Attraction (Echo Deep Remix) AfroNerd - No Ordinary World (Vocal Mix) (feat. Anda Cassandra & Lunar Folks) Afro Origins Citizen Deep, Thandi Draai - Self Control (Original Mix) Thee Gobbs Production