The Hangout

On The Hangout your coolest radio dj gets to have insightful conversation with Dr Siya Manciya, he spoke about the power of being decisive.

South African dancers and choreographers the Big Three joined uSpha Coolemini on The Hangout. They had a chat about their journey as a group, their current activities including their appearance in the recent soccer Final at Moses Mabhida, and their future plans.

Dr MANCİYA joined Uspha Coolemini for an inspiring conversation on recognising and making the most of opportunities.

Snenhlanhla Cele was joined by two grade 4 participants, namely Kefilwe and Zanokuhle, who shared how they prepared for the competition as well as how they overcame the nerves. The youngsters both highlighted the importance of being confidence.

Snenhlanhla Cele had a conversation with Ms. Mjola , who was one of the judges for the reading competition, where she highlighted some of the things that they were actually looking for as adjudicators , how they kept it fair for all the students and how parents and teachers could assist children improve their reading skills

Milla Smith shares her new music she recently dropped

Dr Manciya talks how once you know your goal, you stay focused on the main objective and let your actions align with it

Uspha was joined by Dr Manciay for an insightful conversation on the importance of staying focused, following the right path, and adhering to the instructions that guide us towards our goals. The discussion explored how discipline, consistency and commitment can help us avoid distractions and remain on the prescribed path, especially when working towards personal and academic success.

Spha Mhlongo was joined by Dr Manciya for an insightful conversation on “Your natural ability may open doors, but only discipline will keep you growing and stop pride from closing those doors.” The discussion explored the importance of staying disciplined, remaining humble, and continuing to grow even when talent opens the first door.

The Hangout host Spha Mhlongo was joined by Dr Manciya for an insightful conversation on “The Key Is Understanding That We Are Short-Sighted." They unpacked the importance of recognising our limitations, broadening our perspective, and making better decisions with the future in mind.

Mvelo Hadebe and Sphamandla Mhlongo were joined by Dr Manciya for an insightful conversation on “The Power of Building, Nurturing, and Maintaining Meaningful Relationships.”

Ms Anele Mndaweni, a first-year student from the University of Zululand (UniZulu), joins MUT Radio alongside Mr Hleketani Bilankulu, a Mathematics specialist and founder of Everything’s Maths, to share their entrepreneurial journeys and community-focused initiatives. Ms Mndaweni speaks about her Umzanyana Foundation, highlighting what inspired her to establish it and how she hopes it will support...

Mr Andile Mkhize joins Awethu on MUT Radio to share his inspiring academic and entrepreneurial journey. He reflects on the decision to pursue Agriculture at Mangosuthu University of Technology, despite already holding a previous qualification, explaining that he chose to shift his academic path because it was more relevant to his vision of starting an Agritech company. He shares how this decision...

Prof. Ayansola, Coordinator of Entrepreneurship at the University of Zululand, joins MUT Radio to share his academic journey and experience in the field of entrepreneurship. He highlights the importance of student entrepreneurship in empowering young people to turn innovative ideas into sustainable opportunities. He also shares insights into their intensive preparations for the Innovarsity Regiona...

Ms Nadine Langeveldt from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) joins MUT Radio to share her experiences and insights on student entrepreneurship. As a first-time coordinator, she reflects on her experience in the role and the journey of preparing students for the regional competition. She also speaks about the internal entrepreneurship competition hosted by UKZN, which provided students with an...

Awethu Kelese hosted the Chairperson of MUT Council, Dr Mosidi Makgae on the Hangout Show. The interview highlighted Mangosuthu University of Technology's historic achievement of receiving an unqualified audit opinion, marking a significant milestone in the University's journey towards improved governance and financial accountability. The discussion focused on the importance of collaborative leade...

Dr Manciya joins Mvelo Hadebe once again, and this time, they dive into a powerful conversation about the rewards of perseverance. A reminder that staying the course, even when the journey gets tough, can lead to meaningful rewards.

Dr Manciya joins Mvelo Hadebe once again for another empowering conversation."Don't let a poor mindset rob you of today's opportunities." Your perspective has the power to shape your future. Dr Manciya unpacks how changing the way you think can open doors to growth, purpose, and success.

Dr. Nomdoe from Hope Revolution joins MUT Radio following his inspiring keynote address at the Substance Abuse Awareness Programme. He reflects on the key messages from his speech, emphasising the importance of making informed choices, seeking support, and breaking the cycle of substance abuse. Drawing from his experience, Dr. Nomdoe also offers words of encouragement and practical advice to young...

Dr. Sixolise Manciya joins Mvelo Hadebe for another insightful conversation on a powerful reminder: your life is always important, even if you feel neglected at this moment.

Dr. Sixolise Manciya, a lecturer at Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT), joins Mvelo Hadebe for an in-depth conversation on the rewards of acts of kindness. He explores how simple acts of compassion can transform lives, strengthen communities, and create a lasting ripple effect of positivity.

Mr Jali, Principal of Nonopha Senior Primary School joins MUT Radio with excitement as MUT visited his school. He shares a brief background of the school. He also briefs about the importance of the reading competition and how it assist learners from his school.

KLA talks the inspiration behind her latest single “Heat,” and how a drive through Cape Town influenced the feeling of the single, and what fans can expect from her upcoming EP Here I Go Again. While the project takes a step away from her usual introspective sound, it still delivers the same impact, energy, and emotional punch listeners have come to love from her music.

Today we were joined by Siboniso who RA for Shiv Residence to have a conversation based on how to cooperate in residence with ensure show that students do not go beyond Freedom.

Sindiswa Ngcobo and Kendel Cele join Andiswa on The Hangout Show to talk about their newly launched running club in KZN. They share what inspired them to start the club, the kind of community they are building, and how people can get involved. The conversation highlights fitness, connection, and creating a welcoming space for both beginners and experienced runners.