Inkosi Ivumile Community Organization is intentional about their focus on Teenage Pregnancy and GBV and we find out more about those programmes from the Founder and Director Ntombi Jacisa. We also learn about the importance of breaking the generational chains of GBV and how that can better impact South African families.

Inkosi Ivumile Community Organization is intentional about their focus on Teenage Pregnancy and GBV and we find out more about those programmes from the Founder and Director Ntombi Jacisa. We also learn about the importance of breaking the generational chains of GBV and how that can better impact South African families.

Hosted by the vivacious Stephanie Be, get a different flavour on 5 Mid Mornings. Current affairs, updates, news, views and all things entertainment!

Hosted by the vivacious Stephanie Be, get a different flavour on 5 Mid Mornings.

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5 Mid Mornings with Karabo, weekdays from 9h00 to 12h00, now with Karabo Ntshweng at the helm, blends music, conversation, and high-energy audience interaction, reflecting the fast-paced lives of young professionals and students – a fresh, relatable voice balancing ambition, wellness, career growth and socially active living.

5 Mid Mornings with Karabo, weekdays from 9h00 to 12h00, now with Karabo Ntshweng at the helm, blends music, conversation, and high-energy audience interaction, reflecting the fast-paced lives of young professionals and students &ndash; a fresh, relatable voice balancing ambition, wellness, career growth and socially active living.

YOUNG BLOOD FIVE - INKOSI IVUMILE COMMUNITY ORGANISATION

Founder and Project Manager at Ukhamba, Nthato Korolosi joins us for a conversation about the core values of the organisation and a strong belief in nurturing the talent found in communities. This Heritage Month, Nthato reminds us that our communities have many interconnected needs and how Ukhamba seeks to meet those needs with the programmes and offerings.

Founder and Project Manager at Ukhamba, Nthato Korolosi joins us for a conversation about the core values of the organisation and a strong belief in nurturing&nbsp;the talent found in communities. This Heritage Month, Nthato reminds us that our communities have many interconnected needs and how Ukhamba seeks to meet those needs with the&nbsp;programmes and offerings.

5MM YOUNG BLOOD FIVE - UKHAMBA DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

This week, we kicked off our Love Letter to Mzansi campaign by putting the spotlight on Gauteng. 

From Tuesday to Wednesday, we asked listeners to send us voice notes telling us what they love most about Gauteng — from the food and music to the people, languages, neighbourhoods, hustle and bustle, and all the little things that make the province feel like home.

We’ve started collecting your stories and memories, and this Friday, we’ll bring them all together and play our Love Letter to Gauteng, created with your voices. 

This week, we kicked off our Love Letter to Mzansi campaign by putting the spotlight on Gauteng.&nbsp;
From Tuesday to Wednesday, we asked listeners to send us voice notes telling us what they love most about Gauteng &mdash; from the food and music to the people, languages, neighbourhoods, hustle and bustle, and all the little things that make the province feel like home.
We&rsquo;ve started collecting your stories and memories, and this Friday, we&rsquo;ll bring them all together and play our Love Letter to Gauteng, created with your voices.&nbsp;

5MM LOVE LETTER TO MZANSI - GAUTENG EDITION

Amber-Rose Berry is an 18-year-old open-water swimmer from Pringle Bay, near Cape Town, who has just made history as the youngest South African woman to swim the English Channel. She completed the gruelling 33km crossing from England to France in an unofficial time of 10 hours and 27 minutes, battling cold water, strong currents, jellyfish stings and exhaustion along the way.

This isn't her first major achievement. At just 16, Amber-Rose became the youngest person to complete the 33km False Bay crossing, finishing in 9 hours and 40 minutes. Her journey is particularly inspiring because she was actually frightened of water as a young child after a swimming accident. She is also using her English Channel swim to raise funds for the Ukukhula Institute, which provides scholarships for disadvantaged student-athletes from the Eastern Cape to study at Rhodes University.

Amber-Rose Berry is an 18-year-old open-water swimmer from Pringle Bay, near Cape Town, who has just made history as the youngest South African woman to swim the English Channel. She completed the gruelling 33km crossing from England to France in an unofficial time of 10 hours and 27 minutes, battling cold water, strong currents, jellyfish stings and exhaustion along the way.
This isn't her first major achievement. At just 16, Amber-Rose became the youngest person to complete the 33km False Bay crossing, finishing in 9 hours and 40 minutes. Her journey is particularly inspiring because she was actually frightened of water as a young child after a swimming accident. She is also using her English Channel swim to raise funds for the Ukukhula Institute, which provides scholarships for disadvantaged student-athletes from the Eastern Cape to study at Rhodes University.

YOUNG BLOOD FIVE - INKOSI IVUMILE COMMUNITY ORGANISATION

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