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Khuluma Ukhululeke - The Industry Torque Show

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Khuluma Ukhululeke — The Industry Torque Show is where the guardrails come off. Host Lwazi Manqele sits down with CEOs, entrepreneurs, and changemakers for unfiltered conversations about business, innovation, and what it really takes to build something that lasts. From boardroom strategy to bold ideas that shake up entire industries, every episode brings the torque — power, momentum, and honesty you won't find in a polished press release. If you're building, leading, or just curious how the world of industry actually works, this is your seat at the table.

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Striking Back — Workers' Rights and the BAIC Motors Controversy in COEGA 01.07.2026 33:05

NUMSA's Mbali Ngwenda joins North Coast Radio to break down the BAIC Motors strike in Coega — slashed wages, disputed labour rules, and the human cost.

Why Executives Are Moving Their Lives to KZN's North Coast | Khuluma Ukhululeke 01.07.2026 42:17

KwaZulu-Natal's north coast is fast becoming South Africa's hottest business and leisure investment hub — and this episode breaks down why. Host Lwazi Manqele sits down with Brian Mpono, CEO of Edison Corp, to unpack the R4.3-billion Oceans Umhlanga development and the rise of the "bleisure" economy — where business travel and family holidays are merging into one lifestyle. In this episode, we cov...

BRICS+ WILL CHANGE SA! 27.06.2026 19:13

In this exclusive interview, Adv. Mtho Xulu, President of the South African BRICS Business Council, shares his vision for South Africa's future within BRICS. Discover how BRICS plans to: • Increase exports and industrialisation • Support SMEs with improved trade finance • Expand electric vehicle manufacturing • Promote local supplier development • Strengthen Africa's position in global trade • Cre...

Cultural Diplomacy: MIAGI 25 Years of Investing the South African Music 27.04.2026 37:50

A Legacy of PossibilityAs the orchestra prepares for significant performances—including high-profile events on Freedom Day—the impact of their work remains clear. These exchanges provide young musicians with the practical meaning of unity, discipline, and collective achievement, effectively challenging stereotypes on both sides of the ocean."Creativity can heal and unite," the Embassy notes, empha...