Dinilohlanga Mekuto
Something Nice with Dinano
I am an inquisitive mind interested in a lot of things, but human stories and stories of success intrigue me. Here, on Something Nice with Dinano, I speak to different people on their life experiences. The focus is on those who have become successful and left a legacy in their chosen paths in life.
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Dinilohlanga Mekuto
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Último episodio
25 de ene. de 2024
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Episodios
Ta Fire, Leon Gumede and Reasons on which city has the most beautiful women in South Africa and more 24.04.2020 19:27
Three of South Africa's comedy skit creators, Ta Fire, Leon Gumede and Reasons talk about who is the best at cooking in their crew, South Africa's most beautiful women and their favourite drinks. Please like, comment, share and subscribe for more content like this :)
Pastor Nozewu aka Phiwe of Umhlobo Wenene FM on love & BEE 10th year anniversary 06.03.2020 14:46
Phiwe "Pastor" Nozewu also known as "Pastor" talks about his new wife and how they are keeping the fire burning in their marriage. Pastor the DJ, as he is popularly known by his listeners also talks about plans to celebrate i-BEE 10th year anniversary and how the station plans to celebrate this milestone. Pastor says he wants to plough back by mentoring future radio talent.
Dumile Mateza talks about his most memorable interviews | Part 2 01.11.2019 36:56
Veteran broadcaster, Dumile Mateza talks to Something Nice with Dinano on his four decades long broadcasting career. A voice that we grew up to talks about his influencers, why he doesn't support the #Springboks and his embarrassing Twitter moment.
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