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Shane Sepheu, known as Mr Shane SA, hails from Ga-Masemola in Sekhukhune, Limpopo. He developed a passion for dance music at an early age, inspired by local DJs and producers and influenced by Deep Canic, Andomusic, Deep Rod and Mr Deep. He was discovered by Deep Essentials and Artwork Sounds, who helped introduce him to the mainstream music scene.

He has contributed to projects including Soul To Soul and Back 2 Basics, and has worked with Judy Jay, Enosoul, Poizen and DJ Kent. Known for his signature deep house sound, he is a name on the rise. Tomorrow he steps in as guest DJ on Radio 2000’s The Big Mix, so keep your ears open.

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Shane Sepheu, known as Mr Shane SA, hails from Ga-Masemola in Sekhukhune, Limpopo. He developed a passion for dance music at an early age, inspired by local DJs and producers and influenced by Deep Canic, Andomusic, Deep Rod and Mr Deep. He was discovered by Deep Essentials and Artwork Sounds, who helped introduce him to the mainstream music scene.
He has contributed to projects including Soul To Soul and Back 2 Basics, and has worked with Judy Jay, Enosoul, Poizen and DJ Kent. Known for his signature deep house sound, he is a name on the rise. Tomorrow he steps in as guest DJ on Radio 2000&rsquo;s The Big Mix, so keep your ears open.

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Host: Dj Sbu&nbsp;
Co Host: Nathi Ndamase
Sports Desk: Lelo Mzaca
Producer: Nonala Dagada Technical Producer: Hlalefang Nomganga
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#BigMix Mr Shane SA 06/11/2026

Get It Off Your Chest

South Africans have cast their votes, but the real test of democracy starts now. As political parties negotiate coalitions, leadership positions and control of municipalities, the big question is whether these deals will deliver services to communities, or whether political interests will come before the needs of citizens.

Advocate Sipho Mantula joins the show. He is Deputy Head of the UNISA Election Observer Mission and a researcher at the Thabo Mbeki African School of Public and International Affairs at UNISA. In his article, South Africa Decides 2026: An Election Observer in Observation, he argues that democracy does not end at the ballot box and that accountability must continue long after elections. He unpacks what the coalition talks mean for local communities and what citizens should demand from those they have just elected.

Get It Off Your Chest
South Africans have cast their votes, but the real test of democracy starts now. As political parties negotiate coalitions, leadership positions and control of municipalities, the big question is whether these deals will deliver services to communities, or whether political interests will come before the needs of citizens.
Advocate Sipho Mantula joins the show. He is Deputy Head of the UNISA Election Observer Mission and a researcher at the Thabo Mbeki African School of Public and International Affairs at UNISA. In his article, South Africa Decides 2026: An Election Observer in Observation, he argues that democracy does not end at the ballot box and that accountability must continue long after elections. He unpacks what the coalition talks mean for local communities and what citizens should demand from those they have just elected.

#GetItOffYourChest After the Vote: Coalitions Begin

Business2Business

Mamohau Nkosi, entrepreneur and author, joins the show to share his philosophy on building lasting wealth. With a BTech in Civil Engineering, PMI project management accreditation and experience in construction, including work on the Medupi Power Station project, he has since turned his attention to property development, wealth creation and financial empowerment.

He is the author of Think Like the Wealthy, Not the Rich, a book built on the belief that wealth begins with changing your thinking, developing daily habits and taking action. Through his wealth creation workshops, he teaches financial management and wealth-building strategies. He has also given financial education to the matric class of 2022 at Lekamoso High School and is involved with NCLA, an NPO offering free educational lessons to underprivileged children. His message is simple. Wealth is not just about money. It is about mindset, discipline, habits and believing in your potential.

Business2Business
Mamohau Nkosi, entrepreneur and author, joins the show to share his philosophy on building lasting wealth. With a BTech in Civil Engineering, PMI project management accreditation and experience in construction, including work on the Medupi Power Station project, he has since turned his attention to property development, wealth creation and financial empowerment.
He is the author of Think Like the Wealthy, Not the Rich, a book built on the belief that wealth begins with changing your thinking, developing daily habits and taking action. Through his wealth creation workshops, he teaches financial management and wealth-building strategies. He has also given financial education to the matric class of 2022 at Lekamoso High School and is involved with NCLA, an NPO offering free educational lessons to underprivileged children. His message is simple. Wealth is not just about money. It is about mindset, discipline, habits and believing in your potential.

#BigMix Mr Shane SA 06/11/2026

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