as long as he understands him then he is fine in simply responding in English lol, because if he responded in any Sotho languages it would be a train smash
It is my view that their many leaders like Mr. Hoboyi in this country, we just need to hear alot about them and begin to manifest this light that is amongst us. I am grateful for platforms like these, and podcasts which allows us to begin to tell our stories.
I was one of the employees who got affected by that Eskom decision at Inyanda Coal Mine under Exarro. But I changed careers and started my own company.
Was looking for something else when I bumped into this. Was captured from the beginning and, truly inspirational stuff. Great episode and I love how King David gives his guest time to tell his story with very little or no interruption.
I applaud Mr Hoboyi for his candor in this story. " What made me to be elected is because I was not lying to my people" Openness and honesty are hand and glove. He's been candid throughout the sharing of his story. His fearlessness and tenacity to succeed in life and in spite of his background is so inspiring and moving. I'm taking a leaf out of his book on a lot of things shared in this interview. May God continue to bless him for his giving heart.
I have distributed and shared this episode with so many people. We are always in the midst of greatness, and its about time we tell of our real stories to inspire and restore hope to our people.
Proud to say that at some point I served with him in the regional committee of one of the medical aid schemes,I called him (arrogant busted).His a great leader.👌👌👌
Wow 🤲 I'm speechless 🤳 ... Very inspiring ✨️🧠 thank you thank you thank you 🙏🙏🙏 Wow what an inspiring story 🥺 Thank you Mr Hoboyi for sharing this you're indeed a true leader and an example we should look up to 🤝🙏 I have no words to thank you Mr David for this podcast🙏✨️🧠
watching this in wonder, do we realize how powerful this interview is, a guy guided on principles, love for his people and general success of his people, we are in safe hands with leaders who think constructively, i admire the confidence he has in trusting the unknown, the story is well documented, i cannot wait to read the book he is writing.. Thank you King David.
"we get, the more we give" .....powerful my brother....I wouldn't have landed to your podcast if you didn't give "Chillers Podcast" space to broadcast in your studios......great interview 🔥🔥 To God be the glory 🙏🏾
Brilliant brilliant brilliant man from humble beginings, I'm very inspired....loads and loads of wisdom....'Not all educated people are smart and not all uneducated people are stupid' quote unquote....'Education supplements your Natural wisdom'
Mr Hoboyi's story is inspiring. I can't wait to read his book. I have seen firsthand the gratitude from the Eastern Cape people when they receive gifts from outside.
Wow what a motivational interview. I didn't expect it at all.it was a surprise to me to hear someone who is from Tsolo, which is a town close to mine which is Qumbu. Indeed Eastern Cape is blessed with leaders. Thanks to King David studio ,its a motivation to us who from rural areas, that indeed there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
Now my prayer is that everyone who has listened to this interview can amass a sense of self-pride. Specially when you are black. That how we define specially failures must only to highlight great lessons that need to be documented as well as embrace black successes and celebrate. Because in unity with ourselves and other nation black people we have God given greatness. There is no need to carry ourselves as sorry ass. Many nation have also failed. Yet we have triumphed againts great prejudice. That we need to celebrate even at our lowest moment. Great work King David. You are God & Ancestors give.
Wow wow wow, what a golden man, many principles learnt in this wonderful interview. @David Mashabela this is the content that as youth i have signed for. This is what we need to hear form people who have been there. Please keep them coming Sir.
I'm watching this on 23rd February 2023 and am amazed at the story of Mxolisi. This brother is so cool about his journey it's like he is reading a book. I am truly inspired by his sense of leadership and mastery of human relationships. I like his honesty and humility and the fact that he does not try to talk big but just tells his story un very simple words. King David I must really thank you for your style of letting people tell their story without interrupting. You're a good listener and you make me want to ask you to interview me too!! Absolutely brilliant stuff.
This man will go down in history as one of the greatest South Africans. A strong leader. A smart leader too. Please bring more South Afrcans like him, cause we forgot they exist. Since corrupt politicians took power they hypnotized us to focus our attention only on them. Worse there is a lot of emptiness there (with our corrupt politicians), to the extent that it is easy to forget we gave greatness among us.
Downloaded this episode to watch offline during loadshedding. I am so inspired by the story ska bhuti Mxolisi. Great engagement from your side uncle David.
Very inspiring and original. I think the knowledge of that lead to the collapse of Eskom is necessary that people know about it. Well done once again, by the way you are doing a great job!!
His story is so inspiring, key lesson here for me - “limits are only self imposed” if you put your mind, effort and patience into something you believe in, some day, somehow you will reap the benefits
He still didn't say which year he eventually did his matric. His story is inspirational. It should be part of the material learned at school. It's amazing how much courage can propel a person, its pure because of being courageous that he's made so many strides in his life, he didn't mention this quality but I believe that's what started his journey. He puts so much emphasis on honesty, which is such a rare quality amongst leadership. It hit a nerve when he said: " Blacks are united in poverty, divided in wealth." OMG, his sense of giving back, indeed he needs to bf replicated.
I know Mxolisi from when we were in the trenches of NUM Mpumalanga regional meetings. What a pleasant person! I would love to get the side of the Kokos and Molefes on some of the issues Mxolisi touched on.
What amaze me about Xhosa people is that they leave Eastern Cape poor going in other provinces to build wealth then never return to Eastern cape to develop their province look how under developed is Eastern Cape what makes you proud about them while Eastern cape is the poorest province in South Africa
"Education is a supplement to a God given brain"🙌
David can’t speak Xhosa but his level of engagement in this interview is top notch 🔥🙏
as long as he understands him then he is fine in simply responding in English lol, because if he responded in any Sotho languages it would be a train smash
That's not the target of the podcast how many languages can you speak
I see myself in Mr Hoboyi I'm really inspired I wish he could be my mentor. Great episode indeed grootman Dave
Hola, 🙏🏾🙏🏾👊🏾
Lol this podcast has to be the most inspiring thing on the internet... We need more leaders like this💪👊
It is my view that their many leaders like Mr. Hoboyi in this country, we just need to hear alot about them and begin to manifest this light that is amongst us.
I am grateful for platforms like these, and podcasts which allows us to begin to tell our stories.
kind of conntent i signed up for 💪💪
I was one of the employees who got affected by that Eskom decision at Inyanda Coal Mine under Exarro. But I changed careers and started my own company.
good for you, cant trust govt, do your own thing. whats your company and what does it do
Was looking for something else when I bumped into this. Was captured from the beginning and, truly inspirational stuff. Great episode and I love how King David gives his guest time to tell his story with very little or no interruption.
I applaud Mr Hoboyi for his candor in this story. " What made me to be elected is because I was not lying to my people" Openness and honesty are hand and glove. He's been candid throughout the sharing of his story. His fearlessness and tenacity to succeed in life and in spite of his background is so inspiring and moving. I'm taking a leaf out of his book on a lot of things shared in this interview.
May God continue to bless him for his giving heart.
I can’t believe that I’m rewatching this. Very inspirational episode.
Thank you Bro Dave. 🙏
I have distributed and shared this episode with so many people. We are always in the midst of greatness, and its about time we tell of our real stories to inspire and restore hope to our people.
Mr Hoboyi, I'm inspired..I felt like I was having a life lesson chat with a brother .."never make a mistake with confidence "
Proud to say that at some point I served with him in the regional committee of one of the medical aid schemes,I called him (arrogant busted).His a great leader.👌👌👌
Wow 🤲 I'm speechless 🤳 ...
Very inspiring ✨️🧠 thank you thank you thank you 🙏🙏🙏 Wow what an inspiring story 🥺 Thank you Mr Hoboyi for sharing this you're indeed a true leader and an example we should look up to 🤝🙏
I have no words to thank you Mr David for this podcast🙏✨️🧠
watching this in wonder, do we realize how powerful this interview is, a guy guided on principles, love for his people and general success of his people, we are in safe hands with leaders who think constructively, i admire the confidence he has in trusting the unknown, the story is well documented, i cannot wait to read the book he is writing.. Thank you King David.
"we get, the more we give" .....powerful my brother....I wouldn't have landed to your podcast if you didn't give "Chillers Podcast" space to broadcast in your studios......great interview 🔥🔥
To God be the glory 🙏🏾
Same here bro
Man of his words. He's a gentle giant, much respect to Mr Hoboyi. Lesson learnt in this interview "Black Child Is Possible".
Brilliant brilliant brilliant man from humble beginings, I'm very inspired....loads and loads of wisdom....'Not all educated people are smart and not all uneducated people are stupid' quote unquote....'Education supplements your Natural wisdom'
Mr Hoboyi's story is inspiring. I can't wait to read his book. I have seen firsthand the gratitude from the Eastern Cape people when they receive gifts from outside.
Wow! Such wisdom, integrity,power and inspiration... We need leaders like you Sir ... Leaders who live to serve... Stay blessed 🙏😊 Thanks King David
I don't want to say anything! I just want to say 'thank Yu so much Bra Dave
My pleasure 👊🏾
So many nuggets shared here, thank you this interview.
Wow what a motivational interview. I didn't expect it at all.it was a surprise to me to hear someone who is from Tsolo, which is a town close to mine which is Qumbu. Indeed Eastern Cape is blessed with leaders. Thanks to King David studio ,its a motivation to us who from rural areas, that indeed there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
Good spirit
Wow, this is actually perfect. Very simple and proper quality content.
United in Poverty, divided in wealth....This is so true, first hand experience.
If you don’t lead your people by example, they will be led by others that do not have your best interest in mind.
This is really a great interview 🔥🔥🔥
And English is just a language. You are brilliant bhuti Xoli!
Now my prayer is that everyone who has listened to this interview can amass a sense of self-pride. Specially when you are black. That how we define specially failures must only to highlight great lessons that need to be documented as well as embrace black successes and celebrate. Because in unity with ourselves and other nation black people we have God given greatness. There is no need to carry ourselves as sorry ass. Many nation have also failed. Yet we have triumphed againts great prejudice. That we need to celebrate even at our lowest moment. Great work King David. You are God & Ancestors give.
If Zuma didn't push 51% black Empowerment with eskom exarro could have never invested in workers💯
Indeed.Opportunity cost at its best
Danki Bra Dave for this gem. We are deeply inspired.
I’m rather late to the party but this is the highest form of story telling and even more an inspiration thank you David🙏🏾
Wow wow wow, what a golden man, many principles learnt in this wonderful interview. @David Mashabela this is the content that as youth i have signed for. This is what we need to hear form people who have been there. Please keep them coming Sir.
I'm watching this on 23rd February 2023 and am amazed at the story of Mxolisi. This brother is so cool about his journey it's like he is reading a book. I am truly inspired by his sense of leadership and mastery of human relationships. I like his honesty and humility and the fact that he does not try to talk big but just tells his story un very simple words. King David I must really thank you for your style of letting people tell their story without interrupting. You're a good listener and you make me want to ask you to interview me too!! Absolutely brilliant stuff.
Wow a mind blowing episode and very inspirational. 🔥.. We still have hope cause we still have leaders of integrity and principle 🙏.
I need to have this man's story in book form. I can't wait for it to be published.
United in poverty,divided in wealth😔😒
Wow cde Hoboyi I'm very proud besisonke kua highveld region mnai was from EGM qhubeka njalo Jola wenze ukuhle God Bless you
Very inspirational story 👏🏾
Thanks for this episode , and definitely waiting for the book. What a great episode. Weldone to the entire team.
This man will go down in history as one of the greatest South Africans. A strong leader. A smart leader too. Please bring more South Afrcans like him, cause we forgot they exist. Since corrupt politicians took power they hypnotized us to focus our attention only on them. Worse there is a lot of emptiness there (with our corrupt politicians), to the extent that it is easy to forget we gave greatness among us.
Thank you for inviting Mxolisi to share his amazing story. His story is really fascinating I’m really inspired.
I really enjoyed this episode 👏
We need these interviews and insights, so empowering.
100%, we need to begin to tell our stories. Grateful for these platforms.
reign Kumkani reign. long live to chairman Hoboyi 💗
Brilliant man , he is passionate about his people
Downloaded this episode to watch offline during loadshedding. I am so inspired by the story ska bhuti Mxolisi. Great engagement from your side uncle David.
Greatest interview I have watched in a while across all platforms.Thank you King David and God protects Mr Hoboyi
Very inspiring and original. I think the knowledge of that lead to the collapse of Eskom is necessary that people know about it. Well done once again, by the way you are doing a great job!!
Yhoo I was so inspired David ❤❤❤
Ohh! What an interview 🙌
Definitely buying his book
The quality of camera though!
The sound and visuals are so amazing. Leaps and bounds ahead
Wow this interview was beautiful, hats off to you Mr Hoboyi
Thank you David.. Your podcast is on my top 3!! Keep pushing. The people you bring on here are highly inspiring, including yourself! Mashabela!!
One of the great interview in this podcast what a wonderful man 👏 thank you David
Glad you enjoyed it!, thank you
I am proud of you,you are our hero,you fought those captures off
great interview
Wow, you are such an inspiration and can’t wait to read the book. God bless you and your family 🙏
My favorite interview!! Amazing contract
Never do wrong with confidence👏🏾
Kudos to the Team... you guys choose your guests very stratigically!! Great Work King David and team!
Truly an incredible human being
Very interesting life story, God is gracious
What an awesome interview, stealth, resistance, confidence right there.
Really really love this inspirational stories. Big up David.
"Blacks are united in poverty and divided in wealth" .....and that's the honest truth. Respect 🤝
What' a story " we need more of these stories especially now" completely changed my mind set" thanks ndate David this is an incredible story"
The Guptas destroyed a lot of things in this country…thank you for saying NO to them.
Timing is everything. He was at a right place at a right time.
His story is so inspiring, key lesson here for me - “limits are only self imposed” if you put your mind, effort and patience into something you believe in, some day, somehow you will reap the benefits
Great show bro David ❤
This is a super super interview. Can't wait for the next great interview.
This is very inspirational 👏💯.
He still didn't say which year he eventually did his matric. His story is inspirational. It should be part of the material learned at school. It's amazing how much courage can propel a person, its pure because of being courageous that he's made so many strides in his life, he didn't mention this quality but I believe that's what started his journey. He puts so much emphasis on honesty, which is such a rare quality amongst leadership. It hit a nerve when he said: " Blacks are united in poverty, divided in wealth." OMG, his sense of giving back, indeed he needs to bf replicated.
What an honest man. Realistic.
I know Mxolisi from when we were in the trenches of NUM Mpumalanga regional meetings. What a pleasant person!
I would love to get the side of the Kokos and Molefes on some of the issues Mxolisi touched on.
Incredible story baba. Inspirational.
Very insightful.
U r really from the province of the LEGENDS
Wow! I enjoyed this interview so much🔥🔥🔥🔥👌🏾
Wow..touching intro you made bra Dave.
Glad you like it, thank you
Much respect TATA🙏🙏
I know him I went same school with him Dilizintaba SSS. I'm inspired by his story 🙏
Inspiring Story💯💯🇿🇦
True leader 👏 🙌
Leadership i am impressed Mxolisi
1 year later, I am here! Hopefully I get to meet u bab' Mxolisi.
Deza thanks for this one 🙏🏽
My guy🙌
Powerful uThixo akusikelele bhuti!
Dope content dave
I love this content ❤️
OMG what an interview 🙏
Thank you Mr Mashabela 🙏
that intro🔥 love my xhosa folks!
What amaze me about Xhosa people is that they leave Eastern Cape poor going in other provinces to build wealth then never return to Eastern cape to develop their province look how under developed is Eastern Cape what makes you proud about them while Eastern cape is the poorest province in South Africa
I think know Mr Hoboyi from Middelburg he stayed at Hope city once
Same in Germany 🇩🇪 worker sit in board meetings .50/50 🤝
A good man 🙏🏾
Emotionally triggering interview... thank you Mr David
Hahaha Bra Dave doesn't forget the marriage/ wife question. Hope you close that chapter abuti.
Love your content🔥🔥🔥
Baleni really played a big in Mxolisis life, he mentions him every chance he gets.