Mpho nefale biography channel
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Terry Mukovhe Mudau (born 29 April in Venda) is an ultra cool radio personality who always had passion for a carrier in media from the age of 16, after visiting SABC studios in Auckland park when he saw a DJ presenting he immediately fell in love with Radio and started gathering information on how one can be a Radio Announcer, however he started his media carrier on print while studying journalism.
He was introduced to the World of media through print media while shadowing at Caxton News Publications for in-house training programme. He then got his first Radio break on makhado FM and worked there as a DJ and news reader for 3 years. Later on he joined Univen radio to host the afternoon drive show and within the same year he got an opportunity at a national Radio Station PhalaPhalaFM.
- My CLOTHING style: I’m into casual formal.
- My type of MUSIC: tshivenda music,acid house,funk music,jazz,soul&RnB .
- My type of FOOD: Vhuswa na mukusule,
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Mpho Nefale, was born on the 1st January 1960 at Donals Fraser Hospital. I joined the SABC as a junior Presenter in 1984. Started as a news reader until 1986. In 1987 started presenting the morning drive Show. As a Presenter I won different awards like:
- Best DJ 1994
- Best DJ 1995
- SABC Limpopo Best Presenter
- I was also awarded some awards from different institutions.
- Tshiwa Language Development Award 2007
- Calvary Decade Award from Calvary Church 2004
- Pragmatic Centre for Science and Technology
- Azwi Develpoment Award 2007
- Vhembe District Municipality Award
Interests
- Clothing Style – Formal clothing during working hours and casual on week-ends
- Type of Music – Afro sound and Tshivenda Traditional Music
- Food : Porridge with Oxtail
- My Type of Sport : Soccer
- My Type of Car : I like my old but beautiful Dodge Caliber
- What I am reading now : Laugh out Loud
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Pfano Mathagu of Dzinge Productions shoots a scene as Mpho Nefale explains how Piece Jobs changed the lives of thousands people.
Piece Jobs now on TV
Date: 23 February 2007By: Wilson Dzebu
The famous Piece Jobs programme, initiated and presented by Mpho Nefale on Phalaphala FM, has caught the eye of SABC TV.
Dzinge Productions, which is subcontracted to Cut 2 Black Productions, has already started filming the scenes for Lafamailia, an SABC 2 documentary, which will be screened from April, on Tuesdays from 18:00.
The show travels around Limpopo, looking at people’s lives at work, at home and at social gatherings. The idea of the show is to encourage people to live as a family. The Piece Jobs programme was identified as one of the initiatives that have played a positive role in the economic development of the country and helping unemployed people to sustain themselves. Show director Shandukani Nesengani told Mirror: "The show is targeted at the Xitson