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Javulani Nkolele
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Rise and Shine
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Peter NdoroAsanda Beda
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On The Move
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Palesa TauBenjamin Moshatama
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Award-winning, multi-skilled broadcaster, Thami Ngubeni, was once labelled a ‘Media Chameleon’ by a local publication
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Jacob Tivane

He is Presenter/Producer for Channel Africa’s Portuguese service desk.
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Morris Muvunzi

Host of Afro Republic, is a seasoned broadcaster with over 25 years of experience in the industry.
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Jean Abedi

Jean Abedi is a Producer/Presenter for Channel Africa’s kiSwahili desk.
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Benjamin Moshatama, who identifies as Pan-Africanist, has been a broadcasting and print journalist for over 15 years.
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What does it take for women to succeed in industries where they were once told they did not belong? In this special Women’s Month panel on #TheUpside, Poppy and Ntsako bring together women working across gaming, technology, professional sport and business to discuss what it really means to break barriers in traditionally male-dominated spaces. The conversation goes beyond celebrating progress to examine the challenges that remain, from sexism and gender stereotypes to the pressure women often feel to prove themselves repeatedly before receiving the same recognition and opportunities as their male counterparts. The panel features: Naledi “Androva” Matutoane, gamer and software engineer Amalia Hendricks, CEO and Managing Consultant Ellen Simwaka, professional boxer, current IBF All Africa Bantamweight Champion and former WBF International Champion Bukelwa Monqo, Founder and Managing Director of Old Boys Club PR Agency In this discussion: The barriers women still face in male-dominated industries Whether women have to work harder to prove their competence Gender stereotypes in hiring, promotion and leadership The pressure to change personality or leadership style to fit in Being assertive without being labelled “difficult” How women navigate sexism in the workplace The pressure to be exceptional just to receive ordinary recognition Using positions of influence to open doors for other women The invisible barriers that continue to limit career progression What needs to change for the next generation of women Building industries where talent and ability matter more than gender These women are not only succeeding in spaces that once excluded them. They are helping reshape those industries for the women who come next. 👍 Like, subscribe and turn on notifications for more powerful Women’s Month conversations from #TheUpside. #TheUpside #WomensMonth #WomenBreakingBarriers Lightbox link for post with description What does it take for women to succeed in...

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What does purposeful leadership look like in a rapidly changing Africa? On #TheUpside, Poppy and Ntsako speak to Kagiso Mavuka, Associate Director at KPMG South Africa, about the YLC IDEAL Leadership Summit 2026 and its mission to inspire, mentor and connect the continent’s next generation of leaders. The summit brings together professionals, entrepreneurs and emerging leaders for conversations around leadership, collaboration, mentorship and creating meaningful impact beyond personal success. With a career spanning finance, taxation, energy leadership and people development, Kagiso also reflects on her passion for mentoring young professionals, empowering women and helping create pathways for future leaders through Young Leaders Connect. In this conversation: The purpose of the YLC IDEAL Leadership Summit 2026 What meaningful leadership looks like today Why mentorship matters for emerging professionals Creating opportunities for Africa’s next generation The importance of collaboration and strong professional networks Kagiso Mavuka’s leadership journey Empowering young professionals and women Moving beyond personal success to community impact Why Africa needs more spaces for emerging leaders to connect Building a lasting leadership legacy The conversation explores why Africa’s future will depend not only on developing talented individuals, but on creating leaders who are willing to open doors, share knowledge and build opportunities for those coming after them. 👍 Like, subscribe and turn on notifications for more insightful conversations from #TheUpside. #TheUpside #Leadership #YoungLeadersConnect Lightbox link for post with description What does purposeful leadership look like in a...

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Welcome to Channel AFRICA

The African
Beat, Beauty
& Strength
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Kiswahili

Chinyanja

Portuguese

French

Today's Line Up

Here’s today’s lineup on Channel Africa, based on the official schedule:

Show Line Up
Afro Republic
00:00 - 03:00

Afro Republic

Previous
Morris Muvunzi
GO TO SHOW
Morning Reset
03:00 - 06:00

Morning Reset

Previous
Javulani Nkolele
GO TO SHOW
Rise and Shine
06:00 - 09:00

Rise and Shine

Previous
Peter NdoroAsanda Beda
GO TO SHOW
On The Move
09:00 - 12:00

On The Move

Previous
Palesa TauBenjamin Moshatama
GO TO SHOW

Your Favorites

Your favourite in one place — stay updated and in the running.

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  • Competitions

Enter exciting contests and giveaways. Stay tuned for chances to win exclusive Channel Africa merchandise and experiences.

EXPLORE
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  • Music

Explore African rhythms, curated playlists, and artist spotlights from across the continent. Celebrate the sound of Africa with curated playlists.

EXPLORE
Image Banner Shows alt
  • Radio Shows

Catch your favourite programs live or on-demand. From current affairs to cultural deep-dives, there’s something for every listener.

EXPLORE
Podcast Banner Alt
  • Podcast

Listen to thought-provoking conversations, investigative series, and stories that matter — anytime, anywhere.

EXPLORE

Live Activity Update.

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Competitions

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Featured Content

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Mall

  • January 16, 2026
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Farm

  • January 16, 2026
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School

  • January 16, 2026
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Work

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Home

  • January 16, 2026
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Nigeria, Algeria set for blockbuster AFCON quarter-final

Nigeria and Algeria are set for a blockbuster quarter-final at the Africa Cup of Nations in
  • January 8, 2026
READ MORE

More Presenters

The voices behind Channel Africa — passionate storytellers, journalists, and broadcasters from across the continent.

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Mariamo Hassamo

A Producer and presenter of the Portuguese service desk with over 10 years of experience in the…
About Presenter

Thami Ngubeni

Award-winning, multi-skilled broadcaster, Thami Ngubeni, was once labelled a ‘Media Chameleon’ by a local publication
About Presenter

Jacob Tivane

He is Presenter/Producer for Channel Africa’s Portuguese service desk.
About Presenter

Morris Muvunzi

Host of Afro Republic, is a seasoned broadcaster with over 25 years of experience in the industry.
About Presenter

Jean Abedi

Jean Abedi is a Producer/Presenter for Channel Africa’s kiSwahili desk.
About Presenter

Benjamin Moshatama

Benjamin Moshatama, who identifies as Pan-Africanist, has been a broadcasting and print journalist for over 15 years.
About Presenter
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9 hours ago

What does it take for women to succeed in industries where they were once told they did not belong? In this special Women’s Month panel on #TheUpside, Poppy and Ntsako bring together women working across gaming, technology, professional sport and business to discuss what it really means to break barriers in traditionally male-dominated spaces. The conversation goes beyond celebrating progress to examine the challenges that remain, from sexism and gender stereotypes to the pressure women often feel to prove themselves repeatedly before receiving the same recognition and opportunities as their male counterparts. The panel features: Naledi “Androva” Matutoane, gamer and software engineer Amalia Hendricks, CEO and Managing Consultant Ellen Simwaka, professional boxer, current IBF All Africa Bantamweight Champion and former WBF International Champion Bukelwa Monqo, Founder and Managing Director of Old Boys Club PR Agency In this discussion: The barriers women still face in male-dominated industries Whether women have to work harder to prove their competence Gender stereotypes in hiring, promotion and leadership The pressure to change personality or leadership style to fit in Being assertive without being labelled “difficult” How women navigate sexism in the workplace The pressure to be exceptional just to receive ordinary recognition Using positions of influence to open doors for other women The invisible barriers that continue to limit career progression What needs to change for the next generation of women Building industries where talent and ability matter more than gender These women are not only succeeding in spaces that once excluded them. They are helping reshape those industries for the women who come next. 👍 Like, subscribe and turn on notifications for more powerful Women’s Month conversations from #TheUpside. #TheUpside #WomensMonth #WomenBreakingBarriers Lightbox link for post with description What does it take for women to succeed in...

Women Breaking Barriers: Transforming Industries Once Dominated by Men | Women’s Month Panel

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9 hours ago

What does purposeful leadership look like in a rapidly changing Africa? On #TheUpside, Poppy and Ntsako speak to Kagiso Mavuka, Associate Director at KPMG South Africa, about the YLC IDEAL Leadership Summit 2026 and its mission to inspire, mentor and connect the continent’s next generation of leaders. The summit brings together professionals, entrepreneurs and emerging leaders for conversations around leadership, collaboration, mentorship and creating meaningful impact beyond personal success. With a career spanning finance, taxation, energy leadership and people development, Kagiso also reflects on her passion for mentoring young professionals, empowering women and helping create pathways for future leaders through Young Leaders Connect. In this conversation: The purpose of the YLC IDEAL Leadership Summit 2026 What meaningful leadership looks like today Why mentorship matters for emerging professionals Creating opportunities for Africa’s next generation The importance of collaboration and strong professional networks Kagiso Mavuka’s leadership journey Empowering young professionals and women Moving beyond personal success to community impact Why Africa needs more spaces for emerging leaders to connect Building a lasting leadership legacy The conversation explores why Africa’s future will depend not only on developing talented individuals, but on creating leaders who are willing to open doors, share knowledge and build opportunities for those coming after them. 👍 Like, subscribe and turn on notifications for more insightful conversations from #TheUpside. #TheUpside #Leadership #YoungLeadersConnect Lightbox link for post with description What does purposeful leadership look like in a...

YLC IDEAL Leadership Summit 2026: Inspiring Africa’s Next Generation of Leaders | Kagiso Mavuka

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