Podcasts about tsakane

Ongoing load reduction and electricity challenges, water constraints, unemployment and crime were some of the many issues raised at the Presidential Imbizo YESTERDAY. Scores of  residents from Ekurhuleni and the surrounding areas, flocked to the Tsakane stadium for the Gauteng leg of the Imbizo. The meeting, which is led by President Cyril Ramaphosa, is held between the country's executive and community members in an effort to improve service delivery challenges facing locals. 

Our profile interview this evening is Sifiso Sifiso Buthelezi, popularly known as Sifiso Atomza. He's a 32-year-old musician, writer, and aspiring mass communications pundit who hails from the Tsakane township on the east side of Johannesburg. He's a lover of Humans, as well as ideas coming to life, he is a full-time producer, consumer and publisher of the arts. His publishing company Aural Sense, est 2011, is working hard at building a unique and versatile African music catalogue for the new age for the benefit of the artists.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, delve into the captivating world of Khotso Njiki Sibeko, a remarkable artist and expressionist hailing from Tsakane far East Rand in Gauteng. Join us as we unravel the layers of his artistic journey, from his early beginnings discovering his talent at the tender age of 4 to 6 through drawing competitions with his brothers, to the profound impact of his art on mental health and the struggles faced by black men. Explore the intricate connection between art and mental health as Khotso shares his insights on how his work mirrors the challenges confronted by the black community. Discover the inspiration behind his signature art movement, #BlackBarretBoys, rooted in the experiences of the men who shaped his upbringing. Join us on this enlightening conversation as we take a step towards a positive direction for all black boys, embracing art as a powerful vehicle for self-expression and social change. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/charmaine-sibuyi/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/charmaine-sibuyi/support

The City of Ekurhuleni will today launch its Easter Season safety campaign. The Easter weekend is known for high traffic volumes and long-distance travel which often lead to numerous road accidents and fatalties. The launch of the safety campaign is expected to take place in Tsakane, East of Johannesburg. Now for more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Lieutenant Colonel Kelebogile Thepa, spokesperson of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD)...

The City of Ekurhuleni says it is working with Rand Water to try and address the water supply challenges facing residents of Tsakane, Daveyton and Kwa-Thema. Residents from these townships have taken to the streets in protest over lack of water supply in the areas.  Ekurhuleni Metro police have been deployed to the areas to quell the situation. Bongiwe Zwane spoke to SABC reporter, Prabashni Naidoo.

Charles (Chuck) Dickerson III is the founder, Executive Director and Conductor of the Inner City Youth Orchestra of Los Angeles. He is also the founder, Executive Director and Conductor of both the South Side Chicago Youth Orchestra, and the Youth Orchestra of Tsakane, South Africa.  He also serves as Director Special Ensembles at California State University, Dominguez Hills, as Director of Music at Rolling Hills United Methodist Church, and as the Choir Director at Leo Baeck Temple in Bel Air, California.  He serves on the Board of Directors of the League of American Orchestras.  He was recognized in December 2019 as a Professional of the Year by Musical America.He holds a Master of Music Degree with a focus on conducting from California State University, Los Angeles, and degrees from Howard University (B.S.) and American University (J.D.).  He has studied with esteemed Conductors Gustav Meier, Daniel Lewis, and Kenneth Kiesler. He formerly served as Music Director and Conductor of the Southeast Symphony (2004-2011) and as Director of Music at Holman United Methodist Church.  He has held important public and civic leadership positions in Washington DC and Los Angeles.Chapters is a multi-part series concerning the history and the lessons of civil rights violations or civil liberties injustices carried out against communities or populations—including civil rights violations or civil liberties injustices that are perpetrated on the basis of an individual's race, national origin, immigration status, religion, gender, or sexual orientation.This project was made possible with support from Chapman University and The California Civil Liberties Public Education Program, a state-funded grant project of the California State Library.Guest: Charles Dickerson IIIHosts: Jon-Barrett IngelsProduced by: Past Forward

I originally published my written story about Tshepo the Jean Maker in June. It had one of the best responses of all my pieces so far. And no wonder, because Tshepo Mohlala is inspiring and he speaks from the heart.Tshepo Mohlala's story, values and life philosophy are a perfect match for everything that I am striving to show in this podcast series. From the most humble beginnings, Tshepo (meaning hope), the self-taught stylist and designer, has built his business from the ground up, and is now recognised as one of South Africa's hippest denim brands.In this recording, I talk about:The unexpected visit from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in 2019Growing up in downtrodden Tsakane under the influence of his aunt and grandparentsBecoming Tshepo the Jean MakerThe celebrity followingHope for the futureI always encourage my readers and listeners to share these stories. In this case, I really urge you to take a moment to share and tweet - the more we do this, the sooner Tshepo's beautiful Presidential Slim Fit jeans will make it to the UK!Please subscribe to this series so I can share even more amazing stories with you. You can also subscribe to my newsletter where you can find these recordings, the written transcripts and other pieces. Enjoy!

A group of bikers from around Gauteng have rallied together rebuild a house for an elderly man in Tsakane. Bongani speaks to Phillimon Fakude, Chairperson of Kasi2Kasi Charity Runners. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sup Ya'll!!!Hope everyone is healthy & well as we're about to wrap up the year. I recently dropped my 2nd album titled #ForTheGroovists which is out on all digital stores & can be accessed here: http://africori.to/forthegroovistsBoisanza was one of my Guests on one of the launches at Chillas Lifestyle in Tsakane & this is his set from the show. Please enjoy it & blaze it out loud! AH106 to surface soon!Love, Peace & Music #20GOLDEN20

Sup Ya'll!!! Hope everyone is healthy & well as we're about to wrap up the year. I recently dropped my 2nd album titled #ForTheGroovists which is out on all digital stores & can be accessed here: http://africori.to/forthegroovists Boisanza was one of my Guests on one of the launches at Chillas Lifestyle in Tsakane & this is his set from the show. Please enjoy it & blaze it out loud! AH106 to surface soon! Love, Peace & Music #20GOLDEN20

Highlights from the conversation:I realised that if you want to touch people, just tell them a story and they will never forget youIt's easy for me to be in a business where I sell jeans and it's all about money-making. But when you have a big idea, a bigger purpose that's what keeps us going, that's what builds companies that's what builds big brandsWe had to upskill them. So we collaborated with a school in Amsterdam. I went to learn how to make a pair of jeans, brought the master tailor and the co-founder into the space and ran a programme that taught the ladies how to make a pair of jeans from start to finish, and they became master tailorsI know it's really one of the most expensive and hardest ways of doing business in this world. But I think it has much more impact. And I'd really love to impact more peopleWe decided that we were going to hire people from the community. So, the ladies that work in our atelier, walk to work — they don't have to spend their money on transportation or have taxi problemsWe believe that Africa has so much talent, Africa has so much creativity, and we believe that Africa is not here for handouts More about TshepoTshepo Mohlala grew up in Tsakane, Gauteng, in a full household that included his mom, grandparents, and some of his cousins. Growing up surrounded by strong women ignited an early interest in clothes.He abandoned studying film at AFDA to study Fashion at the University of Johannesburg, but was forced to drop out in 2011 due to financial constraints. He continued to pursue his love of fashion and, for two years, focused on the art and craft of jean-making, learning techniques through Amsterdam's Jean School.He took a loan of R8000 to make 100 pairs of jeans which he sold from his backpack. Realising there was a dearth of South African denim brands, Tshepo launched his own line of Jeans, TSHEPO, in 2015.Mohlala believes that denim has the ability to tell a story which is both beautiful and limitless. His purpose has always been clear — to connect with people through the stories his designs tell. TSHEPO Jeans is Mohlala's story and you’ll find the three women who raised him in the crown, forever present in his creative process.  Find Tshepo Mohlala on LinkedInFind TSHEPO Jeans here:WebsiteFacebookInstagram Show NotesOrganisations:NandosJean SchoolG-Star RawMiscellaneous:Victoria YardsPedi (People) How can you help?There are four ways you can help us out.Give us your thoughts. Rate the podcast and leave a comment.Share this as far and wide as you can - tell your friends, family and colleagues about us (caveat: if you own a family business, these may all be the same people)Tell us how we can create a better podcast - tell us what you liked, didn’t like, or what you’d like to hear more (or less) ofTell us who you’d like to hear on the podcast. Suggest someone that you think we should interview.One More Question is a podcast by Nicework a Brand and Service Design Company. One of the things we do best is asking our clients the right questions. This podcast came about because we want to share some of the best answers we have heard over the last 13 years. We talk to significant creators, experts and communicators who we have encountered. To share the useful insights, inspirations and facts that made us stop and take notes as we go about our work. Hosted by our Founder Ross Drakes.Subscribe iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google PodcastsMusic by: @dcuttermusic / http://www.davidcuttermusic.com

Next show is by my friend Mabutana with some live guitar action by Shamrock who released his album on Peng in 2017. I played with Mabutana some years back in Tsakane one of the best gigs I had in South Africa. Let's have some fun with this mixtape.

My real name Katlego Moduta Osborne Mohlahlo also known as GhettoFreak. Born in Johannesburg at a township called Tsakane on the east rand. My love for music started at an early age when I was inspired by family members that used to collect records mostly 80's Funk and disco then got to know other genre like Lounge, Bossa nova, Deep Tech, Neo Soul, R&B not to name a few. Along my journey in the music universe, I met brothers that share the same passion of being vibe dealers. I consider myself a music compiler due to them love of music more than the fame surrounding this creative space. I have knocked on other avenue to be given a guiding light of best improving my passion but doors were always shut, So I explored the world of podcast to understand the vibe dealers world that's where I came across podcast that assisted in shaping my ear to be broad and be free to explore without limitations to name a few: Softpardy Island by TwoBirdyPanda, The Helmet Crackers, TGS (The Garage Sessions), His and Hers Jam Sessions at (Soweto), TurnOffMyCool,The anthill Kollective, The Koolkatkollective by Nakedjazzmonk and Gab Juz, Spacious Sounds by Gab Juz, 738nights Sessions Co - Founder by Rephlex, The Shaolin and Phastro (Tshegofatso Ranyao), AVC (Audio Evolution Crew) to name a few that really inspired me to explore the podcast world the main reason for the GhettoFreakhearthis podcast birth to explore the avenues of the sounds that intrigue me. Note the some projects that are on the pipeline that I may not mention at the moment lookout for GhettoFreak on the other realms. An ear is the vessel of the beat to the heart let's heal the broken soul with the sound... Social Media Handles Hearthis.at/ghettofreak Facebook Page: #WololoMyFreaks still under construction. Email Address: katlego.osnorne@gmail.com Want to thank you for the wonderful experience which can bring along some learning Curves and good music exposure, not forgetting the new musical friends that I will make and still to make Kind regards,

My real name Katlego Moduta Osborne Mohlahlo also known as GhettoFreak. Born in Johannesburg at a township called Tsakane on the east rand. My love for music started at an early age when I was inspired by family members that used to collect records mostly 80's Funk and disco then got to know other genre like Lounge, Bossa nova, Deep Tech, Neo Soul, R&B not to name a few. Along my journey in the music universe, I met brothers that share the same passion of being vibe dealers. I consider myself a music compiler due to them love of music more than the fame surrounding this creative space. I have knocked on other avenue to be given a guiding light of best improving my passion but doors were always shut, So I explored the world of podcast to understand the vibe dealers world that's where I came across podcast that assisted in shaping my ear to be broad and be free to explore without limitations to name a few: Softpardy Island by TwoBirdyPanda, The Helmet Crackers, TGS (The Garage Sessions), His and Hers Jam Sessions at (Soweto), TurnOffMyCool,The anthill Kollective, The Koolkatkollective by Nakedjazzmonk and Gab Juz, Spacious Sounds by Gab Juz, 738nights Sessions Co - Founder by Rephlex, The Shaolin and Phastro (Tshegofatso Ranyao), AVC (Audio Evolution Crew) to name a few that really inspired me to explore the podcast world the main reason for the GhettoFreakhearthis podcast birth to explore the avenues of the sounds that intrigue me. Note the some projects that are on the pipeline that I may not mention at the moment lookout for GhettoFreak on the other realms. An ear is the vessel of the beat to the heart let's heal the broken soul with the sound... Social Media Handles Hearthis.at/ghettofreak Facebook Page: #WololoMyFreaks still under construction. Email Address: katlego.osnorne@gmail.com Want to thank you for the wonderful experience which can bring along some learning Curves and good music exposure, not forgetting the new musical friends that I will make and still to make Kind regards,

My real name Katlego Moduta Osborne Mohlahlo also known as GhettoFreak. Born in Johannesburg at a township called Tsakane on the east rand. My love for music started at an early age when I was inspired by family members that used to collect records mostly 80's Funk and disco then got to know other genre like Lounge, Bossa nova, Deep Tech, Neo Soul, R&B not to name a few. Along my journey in the music universe, I met brothers that share the same passion of being vibe dealers. I consider myself a music compiler due to them love of music more than the fame surrounding this creative space. I have knocked on other avenue to be given a guiding light of best improving my passion but doors were always shut, So I explored the world of podcast to understand the vibe dealers world that's where I came across podcast that assisted in shaping my ear to be broad and be free to explore without limitations to name a few: Softpardy Island by TwoBirdyPanda, The Helmet Crackers, TGS (The Garage Sessions), His and Hers Jam Sessions at (Soweto), TurnOffMyCool,The anthill Kollective, The Koolkatkollective by Nakedjazzmonk and Gab Juz, Spacious Sounds by Gab Juz, 738nights Sessions Co - Founder by Rephlex, The Shaolin and Phastro (Tshegofatso Ranyao), AVC (Audio Evolution Crew) to name a few that really inspired me to explore the podcast world the main reason for the GhettoFreakhearthis podcast birth to explore the avenues of the sounds that intrigue me. Note the some projects that are on the pipeline that I may not mention at the moment lookout for GhettoFreak on the other realms. An ear is the vessel of the beat to the heart let's heal the broken soul with the sound... Social Media Handles Hearthis.at/ghettofreak Facebook Page: #WololoMyFreaks still under construction. Email Address: katlego.osnorne@gmail.com Want to thank you for the wonderful experience which can bring along some learning Curves and good music exposure, not forgetting the new musical friends that I will make and still to make Kind regards,

Four taxi owners have been killed following a shooting in the Brakpan CBD East of Johannesburg this morning. They were allegedly shot by the occupants of a private security vehicle. Police say the taxi owners had just finished meeting in Tsakane and were on their way to a taxi association office when they were attacked. Police spokesperson Captain Mavela Masondo gave us the latest information on these murders.

We welcome you Zach Ibiza. Mika Zach Mbiza (Zach Ibiza) was born in Soweto, Johannesburg, on the 17th of December, 1995. His first encounter with House music was at the age of 11, when his uncle played a song by DJ Fresh for him and his brothers, and this created his love for the genre. A few years later, during his high school years, he met two guys - Gwinch and Fumani, who then introduced him to the world of Deep Tech and taught him how to DJ. Zach has now associated himself with a movement from a township named Tsakane which is simply named "Tsakane presents The Deepness", Based in the East of Johannesburg. With the movement, they are playing their part in growing the Deep House scenery by hosting various Deep House themed events. Their Prescribed Deep podcast is also another means to get in touch with the music lovers in and around Johannesburg. Zach Ibiza is drawn to unleashing the melodies that keep haunting him, hence stepping in the path of unearthing the gems that play in his mind and soon he will have something the people can feed on.

We welcome you Zach Ibiza. Mika Zach Mbiza (Zach Ibiza) was born in Soweto, Johannesburg, on the 17th of December, 1995. His first encounter with House music was at the age of 11, when his uncle played a song by DJ Fresh for him and his brothers, and this created his love for the genre. A few years later, during his high school years, he met two guys - Gwinch and Fumani, who then introduced him to the world of Deep Tech and taught him how to DJ. Zach has now associated himself with a movement from a township named Tsakane which is simply named "Tsakane presents The Deepness", Based in the East of Johannesburg. With the movement, they are playing their part in growing the Deep House scenery by hosting various Deep House themed events. Their Prescribed Deep podcast is also another means to get in touch with the music lovers in and around Johannesburg. Zach Ibiza is drawn to unleashing the melodies that keep haunting him, hence stepping in the path of unearthing the gems that play in his mind and soon he will have something the people can feed on.