trufm Podcast

This week, truAfternoon asked Mr. Tyatyeka to explain to us what usually happens a house has been struck by lightning.

We spoke to uTat' Tyatyeka about "Ukuthwalwa nokutheza kwenye ilali" (wife being told to sleep with another man so she can fall pregnant when her husband is barren) are some of the culturally acceptable practices that have been seen as a way of oppressing women by modernty society.

The Real Deal team spoke to Nonhlanhla Skosana from Sonke Gender Justiice about attitudes and actions that perpetuate sexism and violence against women.

The 16 Days of Activism Against Women & Child Abuse officially began on the 25th November. With this in mind. truAfternoon interrogated the abuse of women is handled, traditionally with Mr. Tyatyeka.

The 4th episode of our documentary looks at young men who are making a difference in their communities. Hlumelo Nyaluza , a community builder, author Mthunzi Nziweni and executive director of Imbewu Tsepo Silwane.

The Day Breaker's Zama Ntshona spoke to The Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities (CRL Rights Commision) Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xhaluza about the controversial Prophet Lethebo who uses Doom to heal congregants at Mount Zion General Assembly (MZGA). The incident has led to the Prophet being dubbed The Prophet of Doom.

In this Movember documentary, we're looking at the sexual abuse and violence towards men.

The Real Deal team spoke to Bisho-born artist ANATII about his new single ‘THANDA’ from his debut album, ARTIIFACT, which was released in September this year.

The tru Afternoon team spoke to musician Ringo Madlingozi about his career and what fans could expect at this 8th Buyel'ekhaya Pan African Music Festival on 18 December 2016.

The Real Deal's AJ Blie spoke to Thandiswa Mazwai about her upcoming album Belede.

In our first November documentary, we are looking at the meaning of manhood.

This week on Traditional Tues #truAfternoon spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka about ukuhlanjwa komntu. He told us how this and why this is done.

The Mid-Morning Blend team spoke to Mam'Mzendana about the benefits of breastfeeding.

The Mid-Morning Blend's Zikho Mgayi spoke to Dr Xhamlashe about the causes, treatment and ways of preventing stroke.

This week truAfternoon spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka about a topic that arose from last week's discussion. This topic is the right way of ukugxotha iinyosi but first he explained to us what the presence of bees means kokwesiXhosa.

NFSAS has partnered with SARS to track down "beneficiaries" who do not repay their loans. truAfternoon spoke to to Mr. Kagisho mamabolo who's the NFSAS spokesperson to find out what may be the reasons reasons for these non-payments and how will this process work.

This week on traditional Tuesdays, Mr. Tyatyeka shed some light on the different animals which are associated with different clans.

trufm takes a look at the availability and accessibility of ambulances and other emergency health services in the Eastern Cape.

The truBreakfast team spoke to Nathi Twayi and Vusi Mahlangu on the latest developments on #FeesMustFall protests at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University and Tshwane University of Technology.

This week on Traditional Tuesdays, #truAfternoon spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka about ukuchithwa kweentsimbi for a traditional healer who has since passed on.

trufm takes a deeper looker into the health system and how it serves the people in the Eastern Cape.

The Mid- Morning Blend's Zikho had a chat with Mrs Mqombothi from the Department of Health about the causes & treatment of breast cancer.

The Mid-Morning Blend team spoke to Mrs Pheliwe Mduka Mdukathandwa about the Illegal occupation of land and what could happen to people who occupy illegally face.

This week on traditional Tuesday, #truAfternoon spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka to advise us on what is/should be done, traditionally when a wife cant get kids.

Mr Similo Grootboom: Senior Manager: Museums and Heritage at Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts & Culture tells us the history of Ngquza Hill Massacre which took place on 6 June 1960.