Siditjhile Midday Show

We look at examples of paradoxes. Paradox is a statement or proposition which, despite sound reasoning from acceptable premises, leads to a conclusion that seems logically self-contradictory.

In this podcast of Sakha Ilimi Lethu, we look at homographs. Homographs are words which have the same spelling as another word but has a different sound and a different meaning.

In this episode of Sakha Ilimi Lethu, our focus is on Synonyms. These are words or phrases that mean exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language, for example shut is a synonym of close.

In this podcast, Nathi and Branco interact with listeners. They give out words and ask listeners to share their understanding of those words. We ultimately get to learn what the true meaning of those words is.

In this podcast, Nathi features MickyRosh. We get a feedback from the joint sitting which took place in Emalahleni, Mpumalanga where various institutions were developing isiNdebele terms derived from Atmospheric Science.

In this episode, we look at how the pronunciation of words can be influenced by the area/ region in which the language is spoken. We also check examples of isiNdebele words which fall in this category.

In this episode, we share some scientific words, then listeners are encouraged to suggest alternative atmospheric words which could be used to develop the terms in isiNdebele.

In this podcast Nathi opens the lines to have listeners share their views on what the word 'reverse' could be in isiNdebele, taking into consideration that an area/ region can have influence how we refer to the same term.

As we're in the midst of 2018 Fifa World Cup Tournament, this episode seeks to clarify among other terms, the name of this tournament and put it appropriately in isiNdebele.

In this episode, Nathi features Branco and Shadow where they look how and why people recite their clan name.

In this episode we look at a wide range of birds which are vanishing and we end up forgetting their names; or even worse, the younger generation not knowing them at all.

In this podcast we look at the names of the animals, particularly those that we use as totems among the Ndebele groups.

Ikwekwezi FM & SABC Foundation pulled through a partnership with Africa Teen Geek to uplift and motivate young girls to follow careers in IT.

In this episode, Nathi and Branco open lines for listeners to ask anything they might need to understand as far as isiNdebele language is concerned.

In this episode, Nathi and Branco open lines for listeners to ask anything they might need some clarity on as far as the language is concerned. Even those who needed to bring clarity on certain aspects of the language had an opportunity to share their views.

How to deal with money story

In this podcast we give attention to the email we recieved from a listener who seeks clarity with regards to some words which are commonly used in a wrong manner.

In this episode we look at some common words which most of them we are used to. Our main focus in on how these words are used and pronounced and how that ultimately affect their meaning.

Topic How to heal your money story.

In this podcast, we take honor in congratulating uGogo Esther Mahlangu for her honorary doctorate she received from the University of Johannesburg. In doing so, we unpack the name she commonly known with 'NoStokana'

Siditjhile Midday Show with Nathi hosting Mafizolo talking about their 20 years Journey in the music industry and their upcoming album.

In this episode Nathi speaks to Nobutu in reviewing her book titled Perfect Mess Perfect Grace.

Nathi talks to Saubrey Shabalala of The Big R Solutions foundation. Find out how The Big R is helping learners to start saving from an early age. .

Following the recent media reports of the killings of women, iKwekwezi FM took an initiative to use its own commodity to call upon men to stop with these killings. The station ran a campaign called #IngasiNgegamaLamadoda. This episode is Nathi's rendition of a poem authored by Themba 'iDzibha leManaleni' Mabena.

On this weekly edition of Sakha Ilimilethu Nathi engaged with the listeners sharing (onomatopoeia) izenzokuthi.