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Kgomotso Phahlane, founder of KgomotsoTheCrafter, joins the show as a Level Up with 2000 Entrepreneur Seminar participant to introduce her Savanna City based customisation business that is making every occasion more personal and more memorable. Founded in 2024, KgomotsoTheCrafter creates customised apparel, gifts, party favours, mugs, tumblers, gift hampers, balloon-in-a-box gifts and professional branding solutions, all with a focus on locally inspired and meaningful designs. But Kgomotso is not just building a business, she is also building other people's futures through her Cricut and Party Favours Masterclasses, teaching practical design, customisation, Canva and packaging skills to aspiring entrepreneurs. From online orders to local distribution, this is creativity, community and entrepreneurship all wrapped up in one beautifully customised package.

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Kgomotso Phahlane, founder of KgomotsoTheCrafter, joins the show as a Level Up with 2000 Entrepreneur Seminar participant to introduce her Savanna City based customisation business that is making every occasion more personal and more memorable. Founded in 2024, KgomotsoTheCrafter creates customised apparel, gifts, party favours, mugs, tumblers, gift hampers, balloon-in-a-box gifts and professional branding solutions, all with a focus on locally inspired and meaningful designs. But Kgomotso is not just building a business, she is also building other people's futures through her Cricut and Party Favours Masterclasses, teaching practical design, customisation, Canva and packaging skills to aspiring entrepreneurs. From online orders to local distribution, this is creativity, community and entrepreneurship all wrapped up in one beautifully customised package.

#TheBigBreakfast Show

Monday - Friday | 06h00  - 09h00am

Host: Dj Sbu 

Co Host: Nathi Ndamase

Sports Desk: Lelo Mzaca

Producer: Nonala Dagada
Technical Producer: Hlalefang Nomganga

 

Monday - Friday | 06h00 &nbsp;- 09h00am
Host: Dj Sbu&nbsp;
Co Host: Nathi Ndamase
Sports Desk: Lelo Mzaca
Producer: Nonala Dagada Technical Producer: Hlalefang Nomganga
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#The Big Breakfast Show

#Business2Business Kgomotso Phahlane: KgomotsoTheCrafter is Turning Creativity Into a Thriving Customisation Business

The Big Mix

Giyani-born DJ and cultural producer Trev The Japanese is back on the Big Breakfast Mix, bringing over two decades of sonic storytelling to your morning. Raised in a musical family and blending nostalgic and futuristic sounds across jazz, afro beats, boogie and lounge, Trev has taken his sound from South African stages to Munich, Manchester, Brazil and Tokyo. Featured on Metro FM, Kaya FM, Vuzu, Channel O and YFM, a proud member of Avant Garde Troupe and founder of TrevTober, this is a DJ whose journey is as rich and layered as the music he plays. Sit back and enjoy every note.

The Big Mix
Giyani-born DJ and cultural producer Trev The Japanese is back on the Big Breakfast Mix, bringing over two decades of sonic storytelling to your morning. Raised in a musical family and blending nostalgic and futuristic sounds across jazz, afro beats, boogie and lounge, Trev has taken his sound from South African stages to Munich, Manchester, Brazil and Tokyo. Featured on Metro FM, Kaya FM, Vuzu, Channel O and YFM, a proud member of Avant Garde Troupe and founder of TrevTober, this is a DJ whose journey is as rich and layered as the music he plays. Sit back and enjoy every note.

#TheBigMix Trev The Japanese 03/09/2026

The Big Guest

South Africa's Cultural, Creative and Sports Industries support an estimated 1.4 million jobs and contribute roughly 3.9% to national GDP, with Amapiano, African fashion, dance, film and visual storytelling increasingly shaping global pop culture. South Africa was also responsible for 78.1% of Sub-Saharan Africa's recorded music revenue in 2025, with the country's music market growing 12.9%. But as we celebrate Heritage Month, the bigger question is not just whether we are inspiring the world. It is whether Africans are building the industry infrastructure to own, preserve and profit from the culture we create.

Joining the show to speak to exactly that is Director Cube, founder of Kacube Creatives, an award-winning Durban-born video director, creative director, producer, artist and entrepreneur from Newlands East. With a directing portfolio that connects him to Burna Boy, Wizkid, Chris Brown, DJ Maphorisa, Busiswa and more, and international recognition for Best Music Video in Ghana, Director Cube is already competing on the world stage. But his vision goes far beyond music videos. He is building towards African-originated feature films, cinematic projects and technology-driven stories that can stand alongside the best in the world. Africa's culture is going global, and Director Cube is making sure Africa owns the camera.

The Big Guest
South Africa's Cultural, Creative and Sports Industries support an estimated 1.4 million jobs and contribute roughly 3.9% to national GDP, with Amapiano, African fashion, dance, film and visual storytelling increasingly shaping global pop culture. South Africa was also responsible for 78.1% of Sub-Saharan Africa's recorded music revenue in 2025, with the country's music market growing 12.9%. But as we celebrate Heritage Month, the bigger question is not just whether we are inspiring the world. It is whether Africans are building the industry infrastructure to own, preserve and profit from the culture we create.
Joining the show to speak to exactly that is Director Cube, founder of Kacube Creatives, an award-winning Durban-born video director, creative director, producer, artist and entrepreneur from Newlands East. With a directing portfolio that connects him to Burna Boy, Wizkid, Chris Brown, DJ Maphorisa, Busiswa and more, and international recognition for Best Music Video in Ghana, Director Cube is already competing on the world stage. But his vision goes far beyond music videos. He is building towards African-originated feature films, cinematic projects and technology-driven stories that can stand alongside the best in the world. Africa's culture is going global, and Director Cube is making sure Africa owns the camera.

#TheBigGuest Director Cube: Building an African Creative Empire That the World Cannot Ignore

Get It Off Your Chest

The Madlanga Commission continues to deliver bombshell moments and today is no different. The South African Police Service has confirmed the dismissal of suspended Crime Intelligence deputy head Major-General Feroz Khan after he failed to appear before a designated senior officer overseeing an expedited disciplinary process, bringing one chapter of this saga to a close while many questions remain unanswered.

Meanwhile, former Hawks head Lieutenant-General Godfrey Lebeya has told the commission he had no knowledge of the alleged "Big Five" organised crime cartel, a claim that raised immediate eyebrows given his seniority and the scale of the networks allegedly involved. The commission is also scrutinising communication between Malcolm X and Lebeya around the arrest of Katiso Molefe, including references to a figure known as "King Nyambose," with Lebeya insisting his involvement was simply about verifying whether people at the scene were legitimate police officers.

The testimony raises serious and uncomfortable questions about intelligence sharing, police accountability and possible links between organised crime and law enforcement officials at the highest levels. SABC News Reporter Sibahle Motha joins the show to unpack the latest developments and what they mean for the integrity of South Africa's crime fighting institutions.

Get It Off Your Chest
The Madlanga Commission continues to deliver bombshell moments and today is no different. The South African Police Service has confirmed the dismissal of suspended Crime Intelligence deputy head Major-General Feroz Khan after he failed to appear before a designated senior officer overseeing an expedited disciplinary process, bringing one chapter of this saga to a close while many questions remain unanswered.
Meanwhile, former Hawks head Lieutenant-General Godfrey Lebeya has told the commission he had no knowledge of the alleged "Big Five" organised crime cartel, a claim that raised immediate eyebrows given his seniority and the scale of the networks allegedly involved. The commission is also scrutinising communication between Malcolm X and Lebeya around the arrest of Katiso Molefe, including references to a figure known as "King Nyambose," with Lebeya insisting his involvement was simply about verifying whether people at the scene were legitimate police officers.
The testimony raises serious and uncomfortable questions about intelligence sharing, police accountability and possible links between organised crime and law enforcement officials at the highest levels. SABC News Reporter Sibahle Motha joins the show to unpack the latest developments and what they mean for the integrity of South Africa's crime fighting institutions.

#Business2Business Kgomotso Phahlane: KgomotsoTheCrafter is Turning Creativity Into a Thriving Customisation Business

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