trufm Podcast

trufm gives a tour and in-depth look into the heritage site Ntaba ka Ndoda.

trufmwas launched in 2008.The focus of the station is to groom the young people of the Eastern Cape and to be a platform for self-expression. The station broadcasts in English (40%) and IsiXhosa(60%)to theyouth of the Eastern Cape.

trufmwas launched in 2008.The focus of the station is to groom the young people of the Eastern Cape and to be a platform for self-expression. The station broadcasts in English (40%) and IsiXhosa(60%)to theyouth of the Eastern Cape.

The Real Deal Team spoke to Cashtime boss K.O about the departure of artist like Kid X and NoMoozlie from his stable.

Nomvuyiso Batyi - Commissioner at ICASA about career journey in the communications sectors, employment equity, and how she uses her position at ICASA to advance women issues.

The Real Deal team spoke to Simphiwe Dana about the recent local government elections.

The Real Deal team spoke to Simphiwe Dana about rape culture & patriachy.

The Real Deal interview with Simphiwe Dana on the state of artists and the music industry in South Africa.

The Real Deal team spoke to Kolisa Siqoko and Yandiswa Sodaba from the First Graduate Foundation about the Friendraiser campaign with Communications DM Stella Ndabeni.

The Real Deal team spoke to Zinzi Mgolodela – Head: BEE Transformation at Woolworths about equity employment and challenges faced by women in the workplace.

Over the past couple of weeks, we've spoken with Mr. Tyatyeka about ixhanti and its uses. This week we asked him to explain to us ukuba limiswa njani ixhanti.

The winners for the Queenstown leg of the tru Talent Seach are Zanele Koyana (#166) and Marcia Mrhubatha (#115).

This week, we spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka and he explained to us about ukuvula umzi and the process behind it.

The Real Deal team spoke to controversial social media rockstar Nonzwakazi Dayimani about her character, accusations of plagiarism and social media influence.

The winners of tru Talent Search- radio category in Fort Beaufort are Neziswa Mkokobe (#59) and Ayabulela Stofile (#51).

The winners of tru Talent Search- radio category in Fort Beaufort are Neziswa Mkokobe (#59) and Ayabulela Stofile (#51).

This week, truAfternoon spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka. He told us about ixhanti and uses.

trufm's The Real Deal team spoke to Eastern Cape-born British cricketer Sphe Mzaidume about racism on his social media accounts.

This week, Mr. Tyatyeka talked to us about ukungcama. He told us that this is a tradition that is done by others as well, besides a boy going for initiation. Interesting....

This week, we spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka and he explained to us what ukucela inkundla is, why its done and how its done.

This week we spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka to explain to us about the rituals that need to be done before a boy goes to initiation school.

June 20th marks the International Refugee Day. truAfternoon marked this day by talking to Siphiwe Sangqu from Refugee Education, Skills Training and Advocacy(ARESTA), East London branch. We asked her about what they do and she also explained to us what a refugee is.

There are many circumstances that cause young people to end up in debt. truAfternoon spoke to young people to find out what are some of the most common financial mistakes that young people make that cause them to end up in debt. We also sought the professional opinion of Bongani Gweqe and Industry Analyst @ NCR to advise us on the matter.

The Real Deal team spoke to Bradley Maseko who is the Founder of Branded Youth. Branded Youth facilitates relationships between brands and the youth. They basically advise brands about how you people behave, what they think and what they believe in so they can align themselves accordingly.

This week, truAfternoon spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka to explain to us what utsiki is and what ukutyiswa amasi is.