Podcasts about Witbank

Sometimes you come across restaurants in a small town that are so good that you wish they can open in every other city.  What store do you wish was a franchise, but it's just in Kimberly, or Witbank... or another small town?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Police Minister Bheki Cele has been ordered to pay an insurance group R93 million in damages. The Pretoria High Court found Minister Cele personally liable to underwriter, Lloyd's of London over a 2014 cash heist executed by a gang of criminals and two police officials. The gang stole R100 million from a security company's vault in eMalahleni (formerly Witbank). Lloyd's paid SBV what it lost, and the insurance group filed for damages against the Minister. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Legal expert Nthabiseng Dubaza from Dubazana Attorneys

In this companion podcast series to the Showmax Original Catch Me A Killer, True Crime South Africa host and creator, Nicole Engelbrecht, delves into the details of the cases presenting in the series. In this episode (the companion to episode 3) we look at the cases of the Cleveland Serial Killer and the Witbank series. Instagram · Pinterest · Facebook · YouTube · Twitter · LinkedIn

In this companion podcast series to the Showmax Original Catch Me A Killer, True Crime South Africa host and creator, Nicole Engelbrecht, delves into the details of the cases presenting in the series. In this episode (the companion to episode 3) we look at the cases of the Cleveland Serial Killer and the Witbank series. Instagram · Pinterest · Facebook · YouTube · Twitter · LinkedIn

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Dodai Dorothy of Witbank, South Africa, made a special guest appearance and shared her journey, which involved an alcoholic parent, abandonment, unforgiveness, anger, illness, kidnapping, and how God turned it all around through her fervent prayer altar. Today, Dodai Dorothy's a life coach, minister, intercessor, and a very successful businesswoman in the corporate world. This one is POWERFUL!

Leeto Nthoba updates the team on Witbank's water struggle, triggering a debate on water rights in South Africa, and the need for new voices in the political space. Plus, as we ponder the future of universities, Leeto shares some powerful words: "We are the surgical knives that cut out the cancer." The Burning Platform The Burning Platform The Burning Platform

Leeto Nthoba updates the team on Witbank's water struggle, triggering a debate on water rights in South Africa, and the need for new voices in the political space. Plus, as we ponder the future of universities, Leeto shares some powerful words: "We are the surgical knives that cut out the cancer." The Burning Platform The Burning Platform

08.06.23 Pt 2 - Imagine not having access to water for 10 days! Leeto Nthoba joins the show and provides the team with an update on the water crisis in Witbank, leading to a discussion about water rights. Should the country be listening to Bantu Holomisa, or do we need new voices? www.cliffcentral.com

Leeto Nthoba updates the team on Witbank's water struggle, triggering a debate on water rights in South Africa, and the need for new voices in the political space. Plus, as we ponder the future of universities, Leeto shares some powerful words: "We are the surgical knives that cut out the cancer." The Burning Platform

#TheDojo is back for Episode 11 since #TheExperienceParty. Thank you to everybody who came through. We get straight into it discussing the Pretoria High Court ruling that public facilities like schools and hospitals should not have load shedding. We touch on the Witbank protests with the community having stoned the mayor for comments she made to them. We ponder if SA should arrest Russian president. We briefly touch on the broken drivers license producing machine and length of the validity of drivers licenses. We look at the Texas mall shooting and the reason emanating as to why the shooter went on the killing spree, It is said he was sex starved.

At Monster Project Kitchen in Soweto, South Africa, the staff prepare daily for the power to go off, switching off the music and lights and readying the gas stoves.“Load-shedding affects us very badly,” said Fana Khumalo, who runs the restaurant, along with a number of other businesses in Orlando East, a part of South Africa's biggest township, Soweto.The lights may be off, but crisis mode is definitely switched on in South Africa. Despite a national state of disaster and a new minister of electricity, scheduled power outages — known as load-shedding — are heavily impacting ordinary citizens. Businessman Fana Khumalo stands in front of Monster Project Kitchen and talks with staff in Orlando East, Soweto, Johannesburg.   Credit: Elna Shütz/The World The average American might experience about 7 hours without electricity a year, mostly due to major weather events like hurricanes and snowstorms. But for South Africans, who have endured daily blackouts for the last four years, this is the norm.Power gets switched off according to a particular area on a scheduled basis, in stages. For instance, at stage six, 6,000 megawatts are taken from the national grid, meaning lights out for about 9 hours a day. The government implemented load-shedding for about 43% of last year.In mid-February, President Cyril Ramaphosa declared a national state of disaster to respond to the electricity crisis, granting the government broader powers, like exempting critical infrastructure from load-shedding. It also allowed for new electricity producers to skip through environmental regulations and unlock extra finances. Employees of Monster Project Kitchen prepare cow's heart and other traditional South African foods over gas during scheduled power cuts. Credit:  Elna Schutz/The World They also established a new transitory Ministry of Electricity, led by Kgosientsho “Sputla'' Ramokgopa, the new minister, who has a background in civil engineering. He hopes to end load-shedding, he said, but cautioned South Africans to be patient.'We serve our people'People like Khumalo feel the pressure on a daily basis. The kitchen is tucked off a busy road and serves food to up to 100 people a day. “With traditional food, you need to prepare it in the morning, because you have to cook it for long hours,” he said.One of their main dishes is cow heart, served alongside a stiff, staple maize porridge pap, usually shared and eaten by hand.“Pap and mogodo, pap and heart, liver, and cow head. That's what we do. We cook here, we serve our people, we have a sit in, or you can do a takeaway.” Employees of Monster Project Kitchen prepare cow's heart and other traditional South African foods over gas during scheduled power cuts.   Credit: Elna Shütz/The World Khumalo said they have become used to working on a schedule and will get by — but it's been hard.“You lose customers, because sometimes when they come in, there is no gas as a backup,” he said. “So, we lose money in that way.”His businesses have also had to let go of staff and deal with excess stock. “We eat the food, what can we do? Or we give it to the orphans in the neighborhood or we share it with our friends.” Businessman Fana Khumalo stands in front of Monster Project Kitchen in Orlando East, Soweto, Johannesburg.  Credit: Elna Shütz/The World He feels that the government is failing ordinary South Africans and small businesses. Khumalo said he worries about corruption and that too many people in power are making decisions that only serve their interests.“You are working on a break-even point just to keep the business going, just to think that maybe things will be better, the load-shedding will be over, so that we can go back to business normally, and give people the service that we've always given them.” An eatery next door to Monster Kitchen Project in Soweto, South Africa. Credit: Elna Shütz/The World Of course, these problems didn't happen overnight. Since 2007, there have been increasing bouts of load-shedding for a few months at a time, often because of compromised or failing infrastructure.Independent energy analyst Clyde Mallinson said that a few decades ago, the country had a surplus of coal-powered electricity, based in part on Apartheid-era sanctions.“So, what's actually happened is the coal fleet has deteriorated faster than they thought it would and we haven't put a new generation in place at a rate that can take over the job of what the coal fleet has been doing.”He said that the current working capacity of about 100 coal-fired power production units is closer to about 40 units.  A coal truck, right, passes the coal-powered Duvha power station, near Emalahleni (formerly Witbank) east of Johannesburg, Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022. South Africa's ever-worsening power crisis, in which homes and businesses go without electricity for up to 10 hours per day, is strangling Africa's most developed economy.  Credit: Denis Farrell/AP/File “So, we really, really are in big trouble at the moment, we've run out of time,” Mallinson said. He warns that there's looming electricity inequality ahead. “The economic engine of the country is in small-to-medium-sized business operations in all of the towns and cities. And it's those that are bleeding at the moment, by virtue of not being able to have electricity or have money to backup,” he said, adding that the rest of the population has to pick up the load of “very expensive, very dirty electricity coming from a gasping, dying utility.”The government's current Energy Action Plan includes new, renewable energy, more imported power and improved existing power plants. The different scenarios place the end of load-shedding anywhere between a few months to a few years.For now, load-shedding continues, and with it, the resilience of South Africans to adapt.

Today's story is a first for us. This is the first story we've been sent from overseas, and it's the first Mothman story we've been sent from another country. The couple who witnessed the creature are from Witbank, South Africa. One sighting occurred in October of 2022 and the other right before the Christmas Holiday on December 23rd, 2022. This first sighting occurred around 9:00 PM at night, back in October. The gentleman was alone sitting in the street waiting for his wife. He said that he started to feel uneasy, he looked up and there was a figure standing in the darkness down the street from him. He looked away for a second and then it was gone when he looked back. After this he decided to stand up to go see what it was, and that's when two dogs came charging towards him looking like they were going to attack him.When the dogs got about two meters away the dogs stopped in their tracks, then turned and ran the other way as if something scared them off. That's when he saw the thing standing directly in front of him. It opened its wings up and took off into the sky. It looked like a cross between a bird and a man, it looked dark brown colored. The second sighting took place on December 23rd 2022. This one was sent over by the gentleman's wife. They were walking over to a shop near their house at about 8:00PM to buy a few things when a truck with two people in the back of it stopped. They noticed that the two in the truck were looking up at something. The lady said she began to feel a feeling of dread and looked up, that's when she noticed what she described as a creature looking like what her husband had described to her previously. A large bird-like man, with a giant wingspan. It was in the air flying in circles above them.At this point they decided to turn around and head home. Along the way they looked back a few times and noticed it was still flying in the same spot.. They swore to each other that they would not be going back outside under any circumstances for the rest of the night.This pair of sightings is obviously different in some ways than our usual encounters. They saw one of our Mothman stories on our new “Mothman Sightings” Facebook group and thought it sounded like what they saw and decided to reach out to me. Even though this story isn't exactly Appalachian, Mothman encounters are always welcome!I thought it was interesting that the gentleman thought the creature felt like it was a protector, and his wife in the second case reported that she felt a feeling of dread and that it felt evil.I'm really excited to get our first Mothman sighting in from another country and our first submission from that part of the world! I hope we get more in the future. Thank you both for sending in these sightings! Remember if you've had a paranormal encounter be sure to email us and tell your story. We may end up featuring it. You can email us at webmaster@spookyappalachia.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An alleged kingpin linked to Transnet fuel theft is expected to appear in the Witbank magistrate's court today. The 35-year-old suspect was arrested yesterday during a joint operation between the Hawks and Bidvest Protea Coin for his alleged involvement in a syndicate linked to the theft of fuel from the Transnet pipeline and damages to essential infrastructure. Elvis Presslin spoke to Hawks spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Philani Nkwalase...

MCVP 043-C (Guest Mix) - Bozza-LaA mix from one of the dope spinners in Witbank, laying it cool and smooth with local tunes!New music, new vibes and a new month! Here's to #MCVP043  and fun times. #PlayItLouder

Dodai Dorothy of Witbank, South Africa, made a special guest appearance and shared her journey, which involved an alcoholic parent, abandonment, unforgiveness, anger, illness, kidnapping, and how God turned it all around through her fervent prayer altar. Today, Dodai Dorothy's a life coach, minister, intercessor, and a very successful businesswoman in the corporate world. This one is POWERFUL!

In this week's episode, we talk to Isaac Masilela, the founder of Mziwethu. He was born on a farm in Mpumalanga, where his father was rendering his services for a place to stay. Watching his parents build houses with mud and farming to sell food, shaped him to be the entrepreneur he is today.   When he went to Secondary School, he went to live with his uncle who had structured houses; he decided then that he would build his parents a house. He became interested in housing and building houses.   In 1999, he had an opportunity to rent a 3 bedroom apartment to rent with friends, because he couldn't afford to pay for the house and his new car. This taught him that he could collaborate with people.    He bought his house in 2000, a few years after working for 3 years and took an R120,000 bond and invited his friends to stay with him and charged them rent so he ended up staying for free.   This sparked his interest in property and he decided to buy another property, which he rented out to someone. By 2004 he had 6 properties in his own name.   He then decided to buy a half complete house. He completed it and flipped it. He had no experience in building a house and had to register as a builder. He made a profit of about R300,000 on that house in 2 months. This motivated him to keep going in building houses and selling them.   In 2005, some guys approached him to start building some properties together and do property development and they ended up building 20 upmarket houses in Witbank. By the time they completed the development, the recession hit in 2008, so they ended up with R30 million in properties.   Because it was a recession, people were not qualifying for home loans, which encouraged him to pivot to lower-income housing and social housing, because people were qualifying for lower-priced properties.   His company, Mziwethu, focuses on the Gap Market, where people get grants from the government and housing subsidies from their employers. Fast forward to now where his company builds hundreds of houses per annum for the low-income market.   This is how Mziwethu ended up partnering with Sakhisizwe and Property Magicians Stokvel, which have invested a total of R3 million into their project in Secunda so far; we are now discussing how to work with Isaac to help his company generate R1 billion in revenue per month.   This is another incredible episode.   Tune in!

A potential food crisis may be brewing in South Africa as domestic coal consumers face increasing difficulty in securing coal supplies at a fair price to fire their processing plants, says commodity insights and marketplace company African Source Markets CEO Bevan Jones. He tells Mining Weekly that, currently, South African producers of high-quality coal are increasingly neglecting the domestic industrial sector as a result of high US Dollar export coal prices. Coal started its rally in late 2020 amid a failure of European Union renewable power to generate sufficiently; natural gas shortages; and as demand for electricity surged, following the easing of Covid-19 restrictions. However, coal prices showed signs of easing this year, until Russia's invasion of Ukraine served to massively boost demand for coal, especially in Europe, after many energy consumers there sought to reactivate their coal plants as natural gas prices soared. Once sanctions were imposed on Russian coal, European buyers had to scramble to source alternative supplies of coal, with a sudden and huge demand for South African coal. Other factors driving up demand and prices for coal include an industrial revitalisation after Covid-19 restrictions were lifted, global coal logistics issues, lower exports out of Indonesia, flooding in Australia that impacted on coal supply from mines and a significant heatwave in India that is resulting in coal shortages as electricity demand spikes. Coal prices reached an all-time high of $400/t in March and averaged $330/t through the month, according to commodity insights company Standard & Poors Global. Newswire Bloomberg reports that, in the US, the burning of coal is in the midst of its biggest revival in a decade, while China is reopening shuttered mines and planning new ones. Back on home soil, many coal-burning industries, barring coal-fired power stations, are increasingly finding it difficult to secure domestically produced coal at an affordable price, says Jones. “I am increasingly concerned about the lack of coal supply to domestic coal users, especially food processors. “I am sounding the warning on this quite early and it's likely that several of the larger food producers might have adequate supplies and stocks for now. But I know several who do not, and are literally operating hand-to-mouth right now,” he tells Mining Weekly. “Every man and his dog is currently trying to target the coal export market, especially the Mozambique-based Matola coal terminal. Transnet is having difficulties providing enough rail, while the number of trucks being requested for coal export is simply staggering. “The amount of noise and over-promising in the market right now, driven by pure greed at achieving around R3 000/t free-on-truck (FOT) from Witbank, has reached pandemic proportions,” states Jones. He explains that South African coal miners are primarily targeting the export market at over R3 000/t FOT from Witbank, while domestic users – who typically burn A-grade peas – cannot afford more than R1 500/t. Increasingly, Jones says, local coal users are faced with plant closures as a result of unfeasible coal prices and an inability to efficiently run operations as a result. “Their only option is to look at closing down plants, which means food shortages in products such as sugar and potentially maize meal and other basic foodstuffs.” There is also the risk that some hospitals and prisons may not receive their coal deliveries, although most are supplied under long-term government contracts. Several have the option to use gas-fired boilers instead, although gas prices are also high. State-owned power utility Eskom is not facing coal price concerns, “not yet anyway,” as a result of it requiring lower-quality coal, secured also on long-term supply contracts at predetermined prices, he says. But, for other domestic coal burners, such as the food processing industry, Jones says it is “insane” to be faced with potentially having to shutt...

JSE- and LSE-listed thermal coal miner Thungela Resources recorded a 601% year-on-year increase in revenue to R26.28-billion in 2021, pushing it to a profit of R6.94-billion, from a loss of R362-million in the prior year. The miner posted headline earnings a share of R66.57 for 2021, compared with a headline loss a share of R5.31 in 2020. It has declared a maiden cash dividend of R18 a share, payable in May. Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation increased by 3 389%, from R286-million in 2020 to R9.98-billion in 2021, while adjusted free operating cash flow increased to R3.92-billion in 2021, from a loss of R249-million in 2020. As such, Thungela held R8.66-billion in net cash at the end of 2021, compared with debt of R388-million in 2020. The improvement in its financial performance came on the back of Thungela being buoyed by the benchmark thermal coal price, which strengthened by 90% to $124/t, although the stronger rand offset some of the gains. In addition, the discount to benchmark prices narrowed substantially from 26% in 2020, to 16% in 2021, resulting in higher realised coal prices of $104/t in 2021, up from the $48/t achieved in 2020. Being primarily an exporter, Thungela's revenue was positively impacted on by increased demand for high-quality South African coal. Developing economies in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Vietnam are on a path of recovery, post-Covid-19, and are experiencing an increased demand for energy, prompting those countries to source more coal. Thungela did, however, record a 16% decrease in export sales to 15-million tonnes in 2021, as a result of disruptions on Transnet Freight Rail's (TFR's) operations. CEO July Ndlovu says Thungela is, nevertheless, committed to working with TFR, the government and the industry to resolve the transport issues experienced in 2021 and at the start of this year. “We believe the challenges are transient and have planned our operational performance on a gradual, rather than an immediate recovery in rail performance. This is of national concern given that coal exports constitute one of the primary sources of foreign currency generation for South Africa,” he adds. In terms of health and safety, the miner improved its total recordable case frequency rate to 1.35 in 2021, down from the 1.51 of 2020. However, Thungela recorded a fatality at its Goedehoop operation in June 2021. Meanwhile, the miner's Khwezela colliery suffered a spill of mine-contaminated water into a nearby river system on February 14 as a result of an overflow from a disused shaft, which led into the mouth of the Loskop dam, a distance of about 60 km. “The impact on the ecology was significant; however there were no livelihoods at risk,” says Ndlovu. “We took immediate actions . . . ma[king] water in the river system safe for use as we speak. We are now in the process of developing a longer-term plan to mitigate the impacts on the ecology and return the . . . river system to what it was before this incident,” he says. Once Thungela was alerted to the spill, it immediately implemented an operation to stop the flow and started work with the parks board and Department of Water and Sanitation on rehabilitation procedures. This required Thungela, at its own cost, to release water from the Bronkhorstspruit dam into the Wilge river and the Witbank dam. “We continued to monitor the quality of the water and, within 24 hours of us releasing the water, the quality had [returned] to being safe. “There is aquatic life that is beginning to show itself in the river systems; however, we are conscious of the fact that once [acid water is spilled] aquatic life [is destroyed] in a significant way,” says Ndlovu. Subsequently, Thungela has hired experts to help it develop a plan to bring the natural water system back to its natural form in the future. OUTLOOK For the remainder of this year, Thungela expects a gradual rather than immediate recovery in TFR's performance. It, therefore, p...

Audio Picasso, A young up and coming Hip Hop Artist from Witbank(eMalahleni) has voices in his head that leads him his music success.

I KNEW FROM AN EARLY AGE THAT I WAS BORN TO BE A LEADER I'm Thami Nkambule, a father of two and happily married. I grew up in Middelburg at Mathaileni and I know all the roughs and tumble of it. When I was a boy I had great mentorship, the man called Thoro also known as Man Super he used to be a boxer, Golfer, soccer fanatic he was Best in everything. Another lady who offered solid mentorship was from Ntuli's, Pastor Adam Ntuli who took me and taught me politics and leadership. It always was my dream to become a leader in all spheres of life. That's why I stuck with teaching, when I was a kid I could pretend to be a teacher. My supportive mother bought me a chalkboard, and I could invite my friends to come. They could sit down and listen to me teaching. I grew up with that spirit then become a Sunday school teacher in Nazarene at an early age. I started attending school at Manyano primary and then went to Sozama High School. In the supervision of the Following Doctor's: Mqinisile, Dube, Lenkwane, Elias Mabuza, the late Somthuli Kubheka. Are the ones who mold a better me that you see today. Back then it was very much interesting, I couldn't forget this one incident in 1985. Where the was this thing called "phuma comrade, phuma ezindlini".The struggle was so rive between the police and young people. Lot of strikes took place in Mhluzi. Many of my friends were already partaking. So one day on my way to church, here they were people I grew up with wanted to force me on embarking on the strike. I had to hide, we called it "cover" then. All they wanted us to do was to go and destroy elderly groceries and other stuff there at the entry point of police station. I was against it, I took a cover in another random house. I could hear them outside claiming by saying “we saw Thami, he's around here “and they pass through (laughing). The wise decision that I've made was through the church. Besides that I grew up under the mentorship of Sanca Ntuli, the late Raymond Ntuli Cowen Ntuli, and Ogara Mahlangu. They taught me the skills and techniques on how to address people. In high school I started showing off my leading skills. Excelled in ACM and became a leader in debates. Amongst my close friends the former mayor Mike Masina and other leaders who are still currently leading. Danny Khesa who owns Everest, Former headmaster Themba Mthombeni at Kwazini Primary, and lastly Sipho Masemula is a school principal in Witbank. Those guys were with me in the process of building up my leadership journey. I went to Ndebele College, then after I completed my studies. I then started to work at Mphanama Comprehensive High school that was in 1987 to 1997. I think it was for ten years if I recall very well then Became a HOD and a Deputy headmaster. From there I ended up at Gert Sibande at Education where I was a curriculum implementer. In my life as an Educator I was also doing motivational talks amongst young people from different congregations. I still remember initiating the Mhluzi Christian fellowship. I was the first president of it and it felt so good to share a platform telling young minds that Jesus is able. I lead by an Example knowing that Jesus can truly save a boy or a girl. It's been good to look up to me because I also practice what I preached. One of the challenges was peer pressure from drinking, it was a little bit scary for some of us who had never done it before. The other one was smoking. I wouldn't call this one peer pressure where boys fall in love with girls at high school. "The dating business”, all of these were peer pressure of then not now. You Conquer all these things by standing to what you believe in. My Believe was that I am a Child of God. I may not be found doing funny things that will embarrass my grandmother and the profession I am into. I become born again at the early age of 15 years while I was in Sozama High school.

Depression - A mental health disorder characterised by persistently depressed mood or loss of interest in activities, causing significant impairment in daily life. Depression can also be associated with thoughts of suicide Anxiety - Intense, excessive and persistent worry and fear about everyday situations. Fast heart rate, rapid breathing, sweating and feeling tired may occur. Anxiety is only an indicator of underlying disease when feelings become excessive, all-consuming and interfere with daily living. Nomfundo has always known since her younger days that something was amiss with her, she didn't know what it was or if there was a word for it. "When covid happened and the country was on lockdown, this baker from Witbank in Mpumalanga saw her life going from 100 to 0. She lost her job and her depression and anxiety was at it peak". On this episode Nomfundo speaks about her journey with coming to terms with her mental health issues and how she copes with her everyday ups and downs. Follow Nomfundo on the following social media accounts Twitter - @I2_meleng_fufy Instagram - @i2_meleng --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/queer-talk-podcast/message

Kamogelo Mosoane aka Kamosoul is an electronic and deep house music producer born and bred in Witbank, Emalahleni. An avid lover of deep house and underground music, his journey started in 2015 when he fell in love with disc jockeying, leading him to venture into making his own sounds in 2016. It wasn't until 2019 when he started releasing his own music. Since then, he has released under various local and international labels, the likes of : Nite Grooves , Deep Clicks, AfroMove Music, to name a few. Here he delivers some of his latest and forthcoming material, alongside songs from other dope artists. EnjoyHappiness, Courage & MusicTrack Selection:1. Kamosoul - Got Di Remi(unreleased) 2. Hypaphophik - 5th Quadrant 3. Zito Mowa - SBWL Ma55age 4. Synth-O-Ven - Phases 5. Pozzi - Origins 6. Sheriff Dj - Blakklansmen & The Ku Klux Klan 7. Kamosoul - Sincinaty(unreleased)8. Kamosoul - Call(unreleased)9. Kamosoul - Twilight 10. Kamosoul - Dream(unreleased)

During this podcast I am chatting with Henk Pretorius, a multi-award-winning and commercially celebrated South African-born film-maker. Nominated by the Mail & Guardian as one of the Top 200 Young South Africans (2013), Henk Pretorius won the Golden Space Needle Award (2013) at the Seattle International Film Festival. We chatted about his latest movie, a spooky horror, 'The Unfamiliar' which is currently streaming on Amazon Prime. After seeing it twice, I would suggest not watching it ALONE in the dark! Unless you are a hardcore horror movie fan and aren't easily frightened. I found Henk to be a delightful young man, who also spent some of the interview time listening to me reminiscing about my time spent in the 'old country', beautiful South Africa.  #henkpretorius #theunfamiliar #Llewelynn Greeff #witbank #kemptonpark #southafrica #JenniferNicoleStang #BarendKruger #JemimaWest #ChristopherDane #darkmatterstudios #starburstpromotions #annawolf #horror #horrormovie #scary #halloweenviewing #halloween #podcast #martinamercerunshakenunstirred #martinamercer

Hoekom het perde sulke groot oë? Is dit moontlik dat daar dalk al 'n meteoriet in die Witbank-omgewing in die Noord-Kaap geval het? Wat is die storie van die periodieke reënbuie aan die Tuinroete? En, is daar 'n verklaring vir die verandering in daglengtes?

MCVP 030-E (August Rush) - Cassie_Luu A special dedication to God's Master Piece - Women. This episode is dedicated to all the women around the world. MCVP is celebrating women's month in the best way possible by featuring the amazing female spinner: Cassie_Luu from Kriel, Mpumalanga. A well known young woman in the surrounding areas of Kriel and Witbank. Please do enjoy her mix. TRACKLIST: 01. Betoko - Raining Again 02. Davil - Illusion 03. Vayu - Kora 04. Rodriguez - Evidence 05. Bob'Ezy - China Town 06. De Spelle - Time Train 07. Who Da Warrior - Jungle Ship

Johann Els gesels met Henno Botha oor sy nuwe enkelsnit - Jesus Revolusie. Hierdie is 'n produktiewe man! Hy boer naby Carolina, hy't 'n besigheid naby Witbank en is ook 'n musikant met 'n wonderlike bekeringsverhaal en 'n profetiese bediening (Reveal Ministries) saam met sy vrou

MZIGIC is founder of South African based GenerationZee and co-founder of Kids Of Africa (K.O.A) based in Witbank. His mixes can be heard on the House Me Up YouTube channel, Podomatic and EUROBEAT RADIO, and more recently BBOTV and House Tunes Radio too. Check out the track listing on the UM site: www.untitledmusic.org/mzigic-mix-2.html

Masaajid of the suburbs Episode 11: Witbank by Radio Islam

Police have arrested several of their colleagues accused of breaking the law during the lockdown. So far, over one hundred police officers are behind bars for alleged corruption during the national lockdown. Police Minister Bheki Cele says all implicated officers must be axed from the service if they are found guilty. Meanwhile, the Gauteng Department of Community Safety and the Provincial Police have condemned allegations of corruption levelled against six members belonging to the South African Police Service. The officers were arrested for allegedly stealing an amount of thirty seven thousand rand from a car passing through a Covid-19 lockdown operation on the old Bronkhorstspruit and Witbank road in Pretoria. For more Jon Gericke spoke to POPCRU spokesperson, Richard Mamabolo.....

La-Musiq Entertainment General Bozza-La dishes out smooth sounds in this 1 hour mix, come chill with boss and let the sounds take you on a melodic journey as he explores the deep lands. First time I heard his set, was attending an event CSM in Witbank. So you know Sunday afternoons rhyme better with some chilled deep house music and that is when he played “Hotmood - Dance To The Music” that was accompanied by one of my favorite tracks “Cleanfield - When You Return”, I knew then that he is not here to play games. Lost track of him as we couldn’t meet after the set, so I got him through a mutual friend who shared a link to a mix he’s just made for his podcast La Music Movement. I recommend that you listen to this soulful shandis by my brother Bozza-La. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

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MZIGIC is founder of South African based GenerationZee and co-founder of Kids Of Africa (K.O.A) based in Witbank. His mixes can be heard on the House Me Up YouTube channel, Podomatic and EUROBEAT RADIO, and more recently BBOTV and House Tunes Radio too. Check out the track listing on the UM site: www.untitledmusic.org/mzigic-mix.html

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Hebrews 5:14 But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil.

Heritage of Faith || Witbank Pastor John Bendixen Preaching at Heritage of Faith WItbank on. New Door Increase Opportunity - John Bendixen - Witbank  For more information: https://hofmi.net/ 

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Kamogelo Mosoane, who goes by the artist name Kamosoul is a passionate composer, producer and dj specializing in deep and underground house music. Born in Witbank, Emalahleni, his passion for deep house is what led him into the world of deejaying in 2015, and later delving into composing his own music in 2016. Already having releases under DeepHouseCyphers, Rearl Ltd, AfroMove Music, Madrid based Kopoc Label and being featured on SGVO’s “ Enough With The Talk “, he brings a raw and deep sound playing around the borders of minimal, tech and dub.   Social Handles : FACEBOOK: Kamosoul Twitter: @Kamosoul_ Instagram: kamosoul_   Tracklist Availabe On Socials. Hearthis Link. Linking you to previous shows https://hearthis.at/aquatone-radio-gw/ iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/za/podcast/aquatone-radio/id1473979766  

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The Consulate General of Nigeria in Johannesburg Godwin Adama has described the Tuesday attack on businesses owned by Nigerians in Witbank in the Mpumalanga district of South Africa as a criminal act and not xenophobic. The consul general said the attack, which occurred at about 9 a.m., was masterminded by taxi drivers under the guise of fighting crime. Adama said with the cooperation of the police, the matter was resolved in less than an hour. “The police promised to invite the taxi drivers association and Nigerian Citizens Association in South Africa (NICASA) to a meeting to discuss and resolve issues amicably. He hailed the security agencies for cooperating with the Nigerian mission “in tackling issues that affect foreign nationals, particularly Nigerians living in that country”. Adama said modalities had been put in place to ensure the effective implementation of agreements reached by Nigeria and South Africa to prevent all forms of conflict between citizens of the two countries. He said efforts would be made to preempt and stop any form of attack in the future, rather than wait for it to happen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Bafana Bafana International Percy Tau made his debut in UEFA Champions League group stage against Real Madrid and we spoke to Witbank Spurs Chairman Themba Mafu who discovered the striker.

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Hugh Masekela was a world-renowned flugelhornist, trumpeter, bandleader, composer, singer and defiant political voice who remained deeply connected at home, while his international career sparkled. He was born in the town of Witbank, South Africa in 1939. At the age of 14, the deeply respected advocator of equal rights in South Africa. As part of his Think Global, Act local programme on BCfm Radio, Marcus Smith looks at the life and music of one of his iconic inspirational figures.

Roque (full name Sibusiso Mtsweni) is a South African DJ and house music producer. He started producing music at the age of 14 in his hometown of Witbank. His new album, JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE, is a combination of Deep, Afro, Soulful and Deeptech house music. The album features some of the biggest names in the industry such as house music vocalist Terrence Downs (USA) of the hit song 'We are lonely' by Quinton Harris and Mque - local vocalist of the hit songs 'City Rains' by Mobi Dixon and 'Come with me' by Black Coffee. The album also features a Roque remix of Black Coffee featuring Saiz and Ribatone called 'Music is the answer'. Roque has done music with Jaidene Veda, Da Capo,Darque, Cubique DJ, Xena, OsoT, Nathan X and Lungelo to name a few. He also produced hits like: JaguarPaw feat. Demor - Amadlozi, JaguarPaw feat. George Levin - Come alive, JaguarPaw feat. Stephanie Cooke - Journey of love. He has also done a lot of national and international remixes. His music has been compiled on few of the best compilations in the country like: DJ Christos and Dino - From the motherland VOL.1 & 2, SoulCandi Selektor Series (Pretoria edition), Jungle Fever VOL.1 & 2, Deepforest Sessions 2, House Afrika: Into2Deep VOL.1&2, SoulCandi producer tools VOL.1, Lockdown (Own Album House Afrika Records), House Afrika unmixed VOL.3, Hit Refresh VOL.1. On the single 'Would Be So Happy', Roque features his fellow label mate Nontu X. The song has received a lot of airplay on local radio stations such as YFM. Booking: 0815408624 Love, Peace & Music #20GOLDEN19

A Mpumalanga woman who has been charged with murdering her four children in Klarinet in Emalahleni, Mpumalamga has appeared briefly in court in Witbank. She handed herself over to the police after allegedly killing the children aged between 11 months and 8 years old last month. 24-year-old Zintle Maditla will be back in court next week. Our reporter Eric Lubisi was in court.

Today (10 Dec 2018) I share about my experience at New Life Church in Witbank over the past weekend, sing an old worship song and talk about Romans 13:10 as the @youversion #verseoftheday Please subscribe, share, comment and ask questions. You can also catch the podcast on iTunes or at https://heinzwinckler.com/podcast https://www.facebook.com/HeinzWinckler https://twitter.com/heinzwinckler https://www.instagram.com/heinz.winckler

In vandeesweek se episode pak die Podlitiek-span oudergewoonte talle belaglikhede in die nuus aan – maar word darem verkwik deur ‘n positiewe verwikkeling of twee. Die span bespreek die VBS skandaal, die verwikkelinge in Witbank en Pik Botha se afsterwe.

Anthony Mea -Tomorrow >White Lotus Society -Space Cadillac (JT Donaldson Remix) >Moon Rocket ft Bel-Ami _ Like Wind >Trevor Lawrence Jr -Tiptoe (Dj Spinna Galactic Soul Remix)>George Lesley ft Tumi -My lady (Doug Gomez back to NYC remix)>Mark Di Meo ft Jocelyn Mathieu -10k High (Original Mix)>Kelvin Sylvester, Nathan Watts -Fly Away (Opolopo Remix)>Dihanne Moore- True To Yourself (ReelSoul Truth Vocal Mix) >Thomas Brenner ft Phillip Ramirez - I Remember (Johan S Remix) >Dave Anthony ft Kathy Brown- I Had Enough

Welcome to the fourth installment of the Juice & Blend Sessions, on this guest mix we have Sibusiso Khoza aka Cue Master, a music artist who is born in Witbank, Mpumalanga. His specialty lies in House Music Production, by which he began pursuing in 2010 which was approximately 8years ago. He has consistently thrived to composing highly standardized music, which has been touching so many House Music listeners throughout the country through podcasts, local radio stations & music events. He's also known to showcasing his music & multiple underground house music producers on a prestigious podcast called "Addiktive Local Sounds" founded by Mlindo Kev. Engagements - Twitter : @CueMasterKhoza Instagram : cuemasterkhoza Facebook : Sbura Cue Master Khoza Inquiries : 0790153581 Bookings : addiktiveententertainment.com Juice & Blend Sessions- Facebook : www.facebook.com/juiceandblendsessions Instagram : www.instagram.com/juiceandblends *Show Released: 16 June 2018

A 32 year old Sangoma, Thokozani Msibi believed to be from Swaziland, has appeared at Witbank Magistrate in Mpumalanga facing charges of murder, kidnapping and violation of a corpse. He was arrested early this week, in connection with the kidnapping of two children, one of then living with albinism at Kwaguqa near Emalahleni. It is suspected that the motive behind the killing was for muti purposes. SABC Reporter, Mthobisi Mkhaliphi Reports.

Sir Ura hails all the way from Witbank, Emalahleni in Mpumalanga. He's a Soulful House DJ and events promoter that spins on analogue & digital platforms, a core collector & heavy hitter. Please checkout this overdue submission that was recorded at our monthly Live Recording Sessions held at Junction Lifestyle in Middelburg, MP on every first Thursday of the month. Love, Peace & Music #20GOLDEN17

Sup Everyooooooooooone!!! ;) Number eighty-six! We're back with a new show, including special Guests by the name of Sir Ura from Witbank & Soul-M from Pietermaritzburg. They share similar characteristics & have delivered solid offerings, please check them out. I'm on the Special Mix on this show, with Downtempo, Lounge & some Hip Hop sounds on my set. A month ago I submitted this tape to Ol'Tymers Sessions in Swaziland & it was well received, followers of #TheAshmedHour requested that I share it on this Podcast so they'll be able to get it on iTunes & their platforms respectively. Ezra is on the Golden Mix & DJ Luu on the Main Mix, by all means...enjoy the sounds! The Big O Love, Peace & Music #20GOLDEN17

My good mate Thokozane blazes some vibes for us with this session, pretty much what you'd get from him at a live event. Always an honour working with the Maestro. 1. Benny Tones feat. Alby Love - Time (Glenn Astro & IMYRMiND Remix) //Airdrop Records 2. Magic In Threes - Beatin' Tha Breaks (Fouk Remix) //Razor-N-Tape 3. Cisco Cisco - Jazzy Days //Apersonal Music 4. Detroit Swindle - Future Imperfect (Frits Wentink Remix) //Heist Recordings 5. Kapote - Fuck Music (Session Victim Remix) //Toy Tonics 6. Who made Who - Keep Me in My Plane (DJ Koze's Hudson River Dub) //PAMPA RECORDS 7. Laurence Guy - Ubik //Cin Cin 8. PBR Streetgang - Move on, Don't Want Me (Kian T Remix) //Toy Tonics 9. Daniel Solar & Andi De Luxe - Pushin' On (Vhyce Remix) //Dikso Records 10. Felipe Gordon - Rola Frita //W&O Street Tracks

We are back with your monthly dose of the Addiktive Local Sounds podcast. Next month’s episode will be an episode celebrating ALS’s 4 years of existence as the first episode was released on December 13th 2012, we have come a long way and we would like to thank you for your continued support. In celebration of this milestone we will have an event called The Addiktive Experience on December 16th in Witbank, more details to follow. The Addiktive Crew collectively handled mix A which some deep locally produced music, Mlindo Kev is on Mix B, blazing some soothing vocal tracks and DJ Hlex is on Mix-D, yes the D stand for the deepness. Addiktive Local Sounds 035-B (Mixed By Mlindo KeV) 1. LAHV - My Number One (Vocal Mix) 2. Ree Morris - Little Things (Original Mix) 3. Deep Sen & Sir Nate-Time To Go (Vocal Mix) 4. P-Tempo feat. Charles – Reasons (Main Vocal Mix) 5. Roque – Unknown Track 6. Black Motion ft. Wunmi - Omo Dudu (Original Mix) 7. Belvides – Love (Original Mix) 8. Muzikal Saints - Crazy (feat. Eminent Fam) (Dafro's Venom Mix) 9. House Victim ft. Zothea - Beautiful Adventure 10. Neleh - Fantasy (Dafro's Afro Venom) 11. Kaleido, House Victimz Feat. Bonj - Uthando (Unknown Remix) Contact Details: Email: bookings@addiktiveentertainment.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo || SBura Cue Master KHoza Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza @ALS_Podcast Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign

We are back with your monthly dose of the Addiktive Local Sounds podcast. Next month’s episode will be an episode celebrating ALS’s 4 years of existence as the first episode was released on December 13th 2012, we have come a long way and we would like to thank you for your continued support. In celebration of this milestone we will have an event called The Addiktive Experience on December 16th in Witbank, more details to follow. The Addiktive Crew collectively handled mix A with some deep locally produced music, Mlindo Kev is on Mix B, blazing some soothing vocal tracks and DJ Hlex is on Mix-D, yes the D stand for the deepness. Addiktive Local Sounds 035-A (Mixed by The Addiktive Crew) 1. Ian Kay – Unknown track 2. Der Rivic - Gone To Far (Broken Melody Mix) 3. Deep75 - Tribute To Mlindo Kev (Morning After Deep Main Mix) 4. Vandal M - Show Me The Way (Original Mix) 5. The Peacemakers - Again (Original Mix) 6. S_Dnknoxx - Fiasco 7. Static Sole - Halfway Across The World (Urban Musique Remix) 8. Solartape - Sweet Love (Dub Mix) 9. Punk Mbedzi - Catch_Feelings (Punk Mbedzi Dub) 10. Deep Sen & Sir Nate- Where Is Da Capo (Original Mix) Contact Details: Email: bookings@addiktiveentertainment.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo || SBura Cue Master KHoza Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza @ALS_Podcast Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign

We are back with your monthly dose of the Addiktive Local Sounds podcast. Next month’s episode will be an episode celebrating ALS’s 4 years of existence as the first episode was released on December 13th 2012, we have come a long way and we would like to thank you for your continued support. In celebration of this milestone we will have an event called The Addiktive Experience on December 16th in Witbank, more details to follow. The Addiktive Crew collectively handled mix A which some deep locally produced music, Mlindo Kev is on Mix B, blazing some soothing vocal tracks and DJ Hlex is on Mix-D, yes the D stand for the deepness. For any bookings contact us on bookings@addiktiveentertainment.com and for comments or queries please drop us a mail on djmlindo@gmail.com. Please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsoundsfor all our updates. ENJOY… Addiktive Local Sounds 035-D (Mixed by Dj Hlex) 1. Moods ft. Sam Wills - How I Feel Trinidadian Deep - Mama Yemeya 2. Daisuke Tanabe - My Fish 3. FaltyDL - Straight & Arrow 4. Beesmunt Soundsystem & San Proper - Simcha Riddim (Percussive Dub) 5. Dee Mac - Paradise 6. Sublevel & Blakdoktor ft. Lillia - Promise (Atjazz Floor Dub) 7. Hakan Lidbo - My Love Only (Version Remix) 8. Sonzeira - America Latina (FaltyDL Mix) 9. Quantic - Use What You Got 10. Grupo Batuque - Keyzer (Masters At Work Remix) 11. Glenn Underground - Funky Disco Fusion Contact Details: Email: bookings@addiktiveentertainment.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo || SBura Cue Master KHoza Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza @ALS_Podcast Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign

Saneliso Mdluli Sir Nova is the founder and managing director of Rejuvenating Sounds as he is a deejay that hosts a show on podomatic called Rejuvenating Sounds Show which is on rejuvenating-sounds.podomatic.com, The show is the platform he uses to exhibit his talent as a deejay and releases the best mixes that are available for streaming as well as downloading proudly done by Sir Nova himself. Formally known as Saneliso Jonathan Mdluli, born and raised in Mpumalanga Kriel this young mind is very competitive and strives to be victorious in every field he explores. Sir Nova is a young gifted and adventurous Deejay that aims to take you on a feel good music experience he can best provide as he finds pleasure of playing Soulful House, Deep house, Nu-Jazz. What makes Sir Nova a unique Deejay is that he is able to access and easily adapt to what the crowd want’s while adding his personality into the set that his playing.

Hey good people, it’s that time of the month again. We have prepared a very nice package for you guys, I hope you enjoy it. As you might know that we are all for promoting local talent, you’ll be please to know that Mix_A consists of 80% of music produced by Mpumalanga producer, mostly producers from Witbank. On the guest mix we have Wolta from the Imaginary Friends Duo. He is giving us a mix where he featured some of his recent tracks, keeping it very deep for all the deep house heads and don’t foget… It’s all local. For any bookings, comments or queries please drop us a mail on djmlindo@gmail.com. Please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds for all our updates. ENJOY… Addiktive Local Sounds 030-A (Mixed by Ngumzeen & Mlindo Kev) 1. Cool Affair - Cool Affair's Groove (Original Mix) 2. Nash La Musica - Home Sick (Nu jazz mix) 3. Deejay 2mi feat. Dindy - Come and Dance With Me (Cue Master's Vocal Dub) 4. Ralfpes , Classic M & Mr Alex - Night Time 5. Deep Sen & Dj Tucks - High Voltage (Original Mix) 6. Revosoul - Mind Playing Tricks (Original Mix) 7. Wolta – Alien Girl 8. Addiktive Crew - No Offense (Original Mix) 9. Cue Master – Lesson Number 1 10. Unknown Artist – Track 10 (Original Mix) 11. Deep Sen - Swimming Contact Details: Email: djmlindo@gmail.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Nhlanhla Zim-Dollar Ngumzeen || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ngumzeen @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign

Hey good people, it’s that time of the month again. We have prepared a very nice package for you guys, I hope you enjoy it. As you might know that we are all for promoting local talent, you’ll be please to know that Mix_A consists of 80% of music produced by Mpumalanga producer, mostly producers from Witbank. On the guest mix we have Wolta from the Imaginary Friends Duo. He is giving us a mix where he featured some of his recent tracks, keeping it very deep for all the deep house heads and don’t foget… It’s all local. For any bookings, comments or queries please drop us a mail on djmlindo@gmail.com. Please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds for all our updates. ENJOY… Addiktive Local Sounds 030-D (Mixed by Dj Hlex) 1. Portformat - Sweet Dovele 2. Georg Levin - Insider (Rima) 3. Hakan Lidbo - What Is Love 4. Vincenzo - What Is It All About 5. Nick Holder ft. Sacha - On My Mind (Pooley's Vocal Mix) 6. Hanna - Faceless Emotions 7. Subjekt - Step Back 8. HNNY - Tears 9. Karu - Amazing Place 10. Poor Righteous Djs - Beat Salad 11. William Rosario - Bring The Bass 12. Abjo - Lounge Contact Details: Email: djmlindo@gmail.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Nhlanhla Zim-Dollar Ngumzeen || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ngumzeen @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign

Hey good people, it’s that time of the month again. We have prepared a very nice package for you guys, I hope you enjoy it. As you might know that we are all for promoting local talent, you’ll be please to know that Mix_A consists of 80% of music produced by Mpumalanga producer, mostly producers from Witbank. On the guest mix we have Wolta from the Imaginary Friends Duo. He is giving us a mix where he featured some of his recent tracks, keeping it very deep for all the deep house heads and don’t foget… It’s all local. For any bookings, comments or queries please drop us a mail on djmlindo@gmail.com. Please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds for all our updates. ENJOY… Addiktive Local Sounds 030-B (Mixed By Mlindo KeV) 1. Myazisto feat. Ras Vadah – Fly (Radio Mix) 2. Dj Bakk3, Thami - My Heart Is Yours (Original Mix) 3. Dj Lamor Feat. Rocio Starry – I’ve Been Loving You (Original Mix) 4. DJ Moscow & Busi Zulu – Sondela (Main Vocal Mix) 5. K'zela & Stylish Dj Feat. Lyrik Shoxen - Pleasure (Original Mix) 6. DJ Christos feat. Monique Bingham - Outta Sight (Chris’s Exclusive Mix) 7. Afro Boyz feat. Sbo – More than a friend 8. SK & Rocio - Rocks In My Heart - (Cue Master's Minute Minded Mix) 9. The AquaBlendz feat. Triple K - Took Me (Dub Mix) 10. Dj Fortee feat. Lady Zamar – One Night, Last Night (Da Capo’s Touch) Contact Details: Email: djmlindo@gmail.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Nhlanhla Zim-Dollar Ngumzeen || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ngumzeen @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign

Hey good people, it’s that time of the month again. We have prepared a very nice package for you guys, I hope you enjoy it. As you might know that we are all for promoting local talent, you’ll be please to know that Mix_A consists of 80% of music produced by Mpumalanga producer, mostly producers from Witbank. On the guest mix we have Wolta from the Imaginary Friends Duo. He is giving us a mix where he featured some of his recent tracks, keeping it very deep for all the deep house heads and don’t foget… It’s all local. For any bookings, comments or queries please drop us a mail on djmlindo@gmail.com. Please like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds for all our updates. ENJOY… Addiktive Local Sounds 030-C (Guest Mix by Wolta) 1. The AquaBlendz & Ed-Ward - More (Aqua Dub) 2. DJ Smooth ft Oetry - Lost Of Description (Ed-Ward's Remix) 3. Tahir Jones – Di’Mama’s Song (Original Mix) 4. Wolta & Tahir Jones – Walking Backwards (Original Mix) 5. Humans by Wolta & Tahir Jones: Season 1 - Episode 1 - Days Of Slavery (Directed by Wolta) 6. KingMdava - Freezing Summer (Wolta's Tribe Mix) 7. Humans by Wolta & Tahir Jones: Season 1 - Episode 3 - Days Of Slavery (Directed by Wolta) 8. Tahir Jones – Bhodie n’ Seoul (Wolta’s Mix) 9. Deep Meditator & CryoniQ - The Refreshment (Wolta's Dub Mix) Contact Details: Email: djmlindo@gmail.com Facebook: Mlindo Kev II || Nhlanhla Zim-Dollar Ngumzeen || Hlelokuhle Hlex Madondo Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/addiktivelocalsounds Twitter: @mlindo_kev @ngumzeen @ChilliHlex @CueMasterKhoza Instagram: @mlindo_kev Whatsapp: +27 72 737 8989 Artwork by SupaxGodesign Facebook: www.facebook.com/godesigncapture Instagram: @supax_godesign

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