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DJ Cleo to launch his podcast channel

Tlou Cleopas Monyepao better known as DJ Cleo is set to launch his own podcast channel called Eskhaleni PodKHAst.

The South African DJ who recently graduated from WITS University with a Bachelor Of Arts degree announced that the podcast will be launched on the 15th of May.

He however urged his followers to mention in the comments the people they would love to see on the podcast.

The star further revealed that the podcast will not be about clout or controversial issues.

“We don’t chase clout, we don’t focus on controversial issue, we focus on issues that are informative and will enlighten the viewers,” he said.

While concluding the announcement video on Instagram, the musician said he will be open for booking after he’s fully done with school.

When I’m done with school bookings are open,” he added.

 

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Many of his supporters took to the comments section with congratulatory messages and suggestions of the guests they want to see on the podcast.

One social media user commented: “Well done bro. I’m so proud of you. Thank you so much for the inspiration. God bless you??.”

Another social media user wrote: “Please get Katlego Maphai someday. He’s the CEO and Co-Founder of Yoco. He has completely revolutionised the payment landscape for small, medium and micro enterprises. He’s actually created a high-value product SA can proudly export.”

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