trufm Podcast

truAfternoon, took time out to speak to DJ Bongz about his career and what we can expect from him in the future.

This week, truAfternoon spoke to Mr. Tyatyeka to find out more about why people still wet their beds at an old age. We found out what causes this and how can it be cured.

truAfternoon spent some time with Siviwe Kulu from BONA Magazine, to tell us more about the magazine.

truAfternoon spoke to Rethabile Mokonyane, who is the founder of African Solidarity. We wanted him to explain to us what responsible citizenship is.

As per usula, on Tuesdays we speak to traditionalists to explain to us about our traditions. Recently we asked Mr. Makuliwe to explaint to us ngengqithi...what it is and why is it done.

The truSport team spoke to Mzonke Fana about his future in boxing.

The truSport team had a chat with boxer Mzonke Fana. Fana told us about his career & his plans for the future.

The truBreakfast team spoke to Mr Mkhaliphi about some of the rights that domestic workers are entitled to that they are not aware of.

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 Ahmed Kathrada Foundation recently launched an anti racism week. We spoke to Delani Majola, a representative of this foundation to tell us more about this week and what the foundation does to fight racism in South Africa.

These boys are from PE and one of their most known members is "The Drum Boss" - Heavy K. Heavy K is based in Jozi and the rest of the members are based in PE. Ladies and gentlemen, we bring you Point 5. On the 11th of March, truAfternoon was broadcasting from PE and we invited the rest of the group to talk to us about their projects, their relationship with Heavy K and what we can expect from them...

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.

truAfternoon spoke to Zamikhaya Maseti the Programme Manager for the National Initiative for the Development Bank of SA. He is also the Managing Director @ Ngubengcuka Research Policy Strategy and Advisory Consulting. With him, we wanted to understand what racism actually is.

We usually hear of this custom especially when a relative passed away due to un-natural causes. We spoke to Tat'uDosini to explain to us what "ukubuyisa umphefumlo" is and the proper way of doing it.

Many times we find celebrities complaining on how the media follows them around and how it has destroyed their lives. We asked trufm listeners to weigh in on this and let us know whether or not this is the case. We also spoke to Yoliswa Sobuwa who is an entertainment reporter for The Herald in Port Elizabeth to explain to us if this is the case.

According to some newspaper reports it has been made official that Queenstown will now be knows as Komani. There will be other towns affected by these names changes as well. We spoke to the Councillor Janda who is the Chairperson of the Eastern Cape Provincial Geographic names Committee to tell us more about this process.

truBreakfast spoke to Mr Mdazana about the role played by Chapter 9 institutions in protecting the rights of the citizen.

tru Afternoon is proud to introduce a new feature on its line up. Its simply called "Traditional Tuesdays". This is a platform to engage on traditional issues. We started of this week talking about UKUZIGODISA; its meaning and the proper way of doing it. We asked our very own Mr. Tyatyeka to assist us with this discussion.

On Tuesday 2nd March, in Parliament, General Bantu Holomisa referred to some member of the house as "ooNontorotyi". It goes without saying that many South African women were less than impressed by this word. truAfternoon, explored the meaning of this word with Mr. Tyatyeka, who is a traditionalist. We also spoke to Mihlali Gqada a women who holds a BA in Political Science and Public Admin from UCT...

South African artists are complaining that they are not getting enough airplay which makes them receive very little money (royalties) from SAMRO. A recent example of this is legendary jazz musician Bra Don Laka, who took to social media to express his grievances over the payment method that SAMRO uses for South African artists. One artist who has sustained himself in the tough music industry is Th...

As we are nearing closer to local government elections we are seeing a lot of public protests and others burning houses of ward councillors, schools and libraries. We spoke to Colonel Vinqi from the SAPS to advise on what the consequences of public violence which is a result of such protests.

David Kau`s extraordinary talent was on full display and celebrated at The Venue, Hemmingways in East London on 26 February 2016. truAfternoon spoke to Skhumba Hlophe who was the MC for the night.

He was born and raised in Ngangelizwe, eMthatha and currently he calls Durban his home. His name is DJ Kabila and he visited truAfternoon to talk about his 3rd album.

The truBreakfast team spoke to David Kau about his shot David Kau Live: Mojokes at The Venue in Hemmingways.