Young Ravhuhali steers the ship successfully at Vhembe FM
At the youthful age of 29, Mukhethwa Ravhuhali, the Vhembe FM station manager, may be one of the youngest radio station managers around, but he is quickly becoming a household name in radio.
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Ras Tondi and Muvapo won the Africa Zonga Award in the best group album category during an event at the Malamulele Stadium a fortnight ago.
Rotondwa Ras Tondi Ranwaha and Rihone Muvapo Nevhutala are hilarious hip-hop stand-up comedians and entertainers. After the event, Nevhutalu said that he wanted to thank the thousands of his fans who had voted for him to win the award. “My heartfelt gratitude goes to all my fans who sacrificed their time, money and energy to vote for me. This means that they really care about my music, and I promise to give them good music as always.”
Known for their mesmerizing and captivating storytelling abilities, they are rapidly building a big fan base wherever they perform. They deliver energetic and unique programmes with clean jokes, suitable for the whole family. They perform in most South African languages.
“We were up against stiff competition. For us as local youths from a relatively rural area, it is an honour to be nominated amongst some of the biggest names in music in South Africa. We are truly humbled by this and are looking forward to winning more awards,” said Nevhutalu.
“There is still a long way to go in the music industry for us to be fully recognised. We also want to thank the organisers for their groundbreaking work.”
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Rotondwa Ras Tondi Ranwaha and Rihone Muvapo Nevhutalu.
By: Kaizer Nengovhela
Kaizer Nengovhela started writing stories for Limpopo Mirror in 2000. Prior to that he had a five year stint at Phala-Phala FM as sports presenter. In 2005 Kaizer received an award from the province's premier as Best Sports Presenter. The same year he was also nominated as Best Sports Reporter by the Makhado Municipality. Kaizer was awarded the Mathatha Tsedu award in 2014.
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At the youthful age of 29, Mukhethwa Ravhuhali, the Vhembe FM station manager, may be one of the youngest radio station managers around, but he is quickly becoming a household name in radio.
The artwork of Thulani Mabunda, affectionately known as Thulls Art from Xitlhelani in Malamulele, has captured the attention of musicians both locally and afar, including Henny C, Murumba Pitch, and Tyler ICU. Known for his drawing skills, Mabunda has recently emerged as a focal point for artists seeking inspiration, with his talent stealing the spotlight.
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