🎙️ Welcome to another unfiltered episode of TEA Podcast — hosted by DJ, producer, and culture critic Bab'Dlamini.

In this episode, we dive into [insert main topic or guest name], unpacking the real stories, raw opinions, and underground truths shaping the culture in Eswatini and beyond. From entertainment news and music industry insights to street-level conversations and behind-the-scenes takes from OTF (Only The Family) — this is where narratives get challenged, voices get heard, and the tea gets spilled.

🔊 Whether you're here for the drama, the discourse, or the drop, we've got something for every real one tuning in.

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In this episode, we sit down with Hon. Lutfo Ephraim Dlamini, a leader whose career spans politics, business, and philanthropy.

Hon. Dlamini served as Minister for Enterprise and Employment (1998–2008), where he played a key role in shaping Eswatini’s economic landscape. Today, he continues to make an impact as:

Founder of the Lutfo Dlamini Foundation, dedicated to uplifting communities through education, economic empowerment, and SMME development — with a special focus on youth and rural women.

Chairperson of the Philani Maswati Charity Organisation, driving initiatives that provide dignity and care for the elderly and vulnerable.

Former President of SWAMA (Swaziland Arts & Music Association), highlighting his commitment to culture and the creative industries.

Join us as he shares his journey from government service to philanthropy, his vision for empowering the next generation, and why giving back remains central to his legacy.

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🎙️ Welcome to another unfiltered episode of TEA Podcast — hosted by DJ, producer, and culture critic Bab'Dlamini.

In this episode, we dive into [insert main topic or guest name], unpacking the real stories, raw opinions, and underground truths shaping the culture in Eswatini and beyond. From entertainment news and music industry insights to street-level conversations and behind-the-scenes takes from OTF (Only The Family) — this is where narratives get challenged, voices get heard, and the tea gets spilled.

🔊 Whether you're here for the drama, the discourse, or the drop, we've got something for every real one tuning in.

Tap in. Speak up. Stay woke.

This is TEA. Only The Family. Only the truth.

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The renowned Swazi artist who gained traction from her hit single “Imiyalo” back in 2009 joins the TEA Podcast with Sammy Sosa.

16 years into the industry, the songwriter, MC, motivational speaker, radio host, and mentor speaks on her career, the music industry, and women's empowerment

🎙️ Welcome to another unfiltered episode of TEA Podcast — hosted by DJ, producer, and culture critic Bab'Dlamini.

In this episode, we dive into [insert main topic or guest name], unpacking the real stories, raw opinions, and underground truths shaping the culture in Eswatini and beyond. From entertainment news and music industry insights to street-level conversations and behind-the-scenes takes from OTF (Only The Family) — this is where narratives get challenged, voices get heard, and the tea gets spilled.

🔊 Whether you're here for the drama, the discourse, or the drop, we've got something for every real one tuning in.

Tap in. Speak up. Stay woke.

This is TEA. Only The Family. Only the truth.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.