No Borders

It's a mashup of a show as The Immigrants speak to Georgia Arnold, Executive Director of MTV's Staying Alive Foundation, guest speaker at the Own Your Crown event Rebecca Kanoerera Munyuki, as well as Law graduate and activist Muchengeti Hwacha. Dhadza D, Ex Q and Munaz also make cameos promoting their weekend shows in Jozi.

Nompumelelo Shabangu, Programme Coordinator at GIBS Centre for Leadership and Dialogue, joins K.F. to discuss the Spirit of Youth Programme. Then the 2 Woke Girls join the show to chat about the origins of xenophobia.

K.F. and Kamu dedicate the show to the people of Mozambique in light of Tropical Depression ex-Dineo. Internationally accredited Mentor Business Coach Jacques van Heerden chops it up on how it's done right, and Namibian Goddess Taylor Jaye blesses the show with her powerful vocals.

The Immigrants discuss African Revolutionary Parties and welcome teen pop group LMNS (Luminous) comprising Kristen "Rae-Juan" Still, Danielle "Dani" Bosman and Avela "Vivi" Mvundle, who drop their debut single and kick it on No Borders!

The Immigrants take a look at the latest African events in politics, sport and religion and sit down with producers Mr Kamera and Simba Tagz to discuss their work with artists on the continent.

K.F. and guest host Takunda Tsunga discuss the 'Millennial phenomenon' and play an audio clip from Simon Sinek's viral talk on the matter. Then drummers Greg Coles, Slade Stephenson and Richard Harvey join them on the show for an exhilarating live drum set and discussion on their musical careers, with a bonus rap by J.A.C.K.

Thulani Thuswa, Communications Manager of Mamelodi Sundowns comes through to discuss the much-anticipated AFCON 2017 Tournament. Zimbabwean musicians T Mula, Danny T, VeVaz05, Bounty Lisa, Smacks and BC drop their new single dedicated to the Zimbabwe Football team as they contest for the AFCON Cup!

#NoBorders premieres in an extravagant show of African solidarity with guests Ayo Awosusi (Nigeria), Tubalemye-ba-Yahweh Mutwale (Zambia) Mbali (SA) and Tuliza Sindi (Burundi/DRC). Guitar Sangoma Sylent Nqo (SA/Zimbabwe) caps the show off with his debut single 'Be My Girl', featuring Young DLC. The Immigrants have done it again!

K.F. ends the year with rapper Tinashe 'Sox' Soko, Media Executive Sophia Chitemere and her sister, model and entrepreneur Tiffany Chitemere, in an exhilarating celebration of 2016 and intro to 2017, LET ME IN! A special dedication was made to Simba Maponga & Charlene Mukarakate who wed on Dec 31st 2016! #RIPYvonne

Join the ever-colourful immigrants for an episode on the sounds of house music, and the impact of dance and fashion on the Zim cancer community. A truly inspiring and motivational hour of uncensored conversations.

Millionaires Tendai Ndoro and Frank Buyanga grace this holiday millionaire edition and are entertained by songstress Crimson Blu for another Immigrant Conversation with K.F. and Kamu!

South African rapper 4Bidden joins the show, crossing over the Limpopo to a Zimbabwean fanbase. Artist Bozoe and Acie Lumumba also join The Immigrants' conversation.

10 Minutes with Vimbai, King Mukoko and Aisha de Beer... insane conversation with The Immigrants! Your weekly music and fashion fix in a unique way.

Yanai Collection Operations manager Kholie talks to K.F. about the Yanai brand, African print fashion, marketing platforms and lots more. Sabelo Radebe then pops in to talk about South Africa and what he knows about Zimbabwe.

Lucy Balone and Millicent Mulelu from CANSA (Cancer Association of South Africa) speak on 'Caregiving' with The Immigrants, and in celebration of life and overcoming they are joined by AWA (African Women Awards) founders Carol Nyazika and Lisa Chiriseri for another great show.

K.F. welcomes Kamu back from a long hiatus and they talk TV & High Teas with Tre Ncube, Zoe Sibanda and Rutendo Denise.

South Africa's Vicky Vuyiswa joins K.F. as a guest host and they talk to artist Nono Madzi and producer Blah Muchemwa.

A dedication to Zim's Liberation Genre and Being Amazing. K.F. chats to Zion Daughter and Rutsman... and Tami Kusvabadika from Be Amazing TV Show.

‎Music meets politics on this week's Immigrant Show as K.F. and Kamu have T-Mula, Karizma and Acie Lumumba, and Karen Mukwedeya being ungovernable.

Ngugi Vely Vere has some harsh words regarding K.F.'s fashion sense... and Tinashe Arthur Chikwanda explores the world of music videos.