We are joined by Afro-soul musician Keabetswe “KB” Motsilanyane who’s singing career started in 1996 as a back-up vocalist for kwaito group Crowded Crew. She then launched her solo career with the South African Music Awards winning album titled Beautiful Vibrations in 2002, and her hit-album featured her groundbreaking hits including I Call It Love and Feeling You. She joins us in studio to speak to us about her musical journey that has spanned almost 20 years. 

We are joined by Afro-soul musician Keabetswe “KB” Motsilanyane who’s singing career started in 1996 as a back-up vocalist for kwaito group Crowded Crew. She then launched her solo career with the South African Music Awards winning album titled Beautiful Vibrations in 2002, and her hit-album featured her groundbreaking hits including I Call It Love and Feeling You. She joins us in studio to speak to us about her musical journey that has spanned almost 20 years.

POWER Up sets the tone for the rest of your day with a mix of news, sport and entertainment. Early starters in Gauteng wake up to the energetic Kwena Moabelo between 3am and 6am. The show focuses on an international round-up together with news from the rest of the African continent. It marries current affairs with news projections in a balanced way that prepares you for the day ahead.

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It’s Beginning To Sound A Lot Like uKhisimusi as we are joined by GRAMMY Nominated A Cappella group JUST 6.  Who are here to ignite the Christmas spirit in all of us with their unique blend of traditional Christmas carols.

It&rsquo;s Beginning To Sound A Lot Like uKhisimusi as we are joined by GRAMMY Nominated A Cappella group JUST 6.&nbsp; Who are here to ignite the Christmas spirit in all of us with their unique blend of traditional Christmas carols.

Christmas Carols - Just 6

As the year draws to a close, businesses—both SMEs and large corporations—tend to focus on goal setting and financial year performance, but rarely is talent acquisition and retention at the top of most businesses minds. We speak to Recruitment Specialist, Smangaliso Nyandeni on how employers can use the end of the year as time to evaluate their workforce needs.         

As the year draws to a close, businesses&mdash;both SMEs and large corporations&mdash;tend to focus on goal setting and financial year performance, but rarely is talent acquisition and retention at the top of most businesses minds. We speak to Recruitment Specialist, Smangaliso Nyandeni on how employers can use the end of the year as time to evaluate their workforce needs.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Talent retention and management strategy for SMEs and Corporate.

In our Entrepreneurship Corner, we speak with Matome Rapholo, the visionary behind Letreecha Clothing. As a textile entrepreneur, Matome is determined to revolutionize South Africa's textile industry. Through his vibrant clothing brand, which offers everything from casual wear to custom designs, he seeks to challenge societal norms and promote self-expression. Beyond fashion, Matome is committed to empowering youth by providing opportunities in the textile sector, driving both economic growth and social change.

In our Entrepreneurship Corner, we speak with Matome Rapholo, the visionary behind Letreecha Clothing. As a textile entrepreneur, Matome is determined to revolutionize South Africa's textile industry. Through his vibrant clothing brand, which offers everything from casual wear to custom designs, he seeks to challenge societal norms and promote self-expression. Beyond fashion, Matome is committed to empowering youth by providing opportunities in the textile sector, driving both economic growth and social change.

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