Lindiwe Makhubele popularly known as Lin-diva N'wa Hulela on radio

Lindiwe Makhubele popularly known as Lin-diva N'wa Hulela on radio was born in a village called ka Chavani on the 30th of May and on the same year she was born she moved with her parents to grow up in Soweto where she started her education and went through 8 different schools till matric due to relocation.

She was highly active at school and beyond, participating in school debates, dramas as well as beauty pageants wherein she pocketed numerous awards, she currently hosts a show called Gingirikani a magazine show which airs between 09h00-12h00 midday however  when she initially joined Munghana lonene Fm ,she hosted Phyuphya a crack of dawn show which aired on weekends, but her career in broadcasting started on a high note with one of the best commercial radio stations, Capricorn Fm  in 2009, where she presented and produced the chronic junction which later changed to The Jam District in 2010, as she is quite a diverse radio presenter with a spunk she also hosted the Ashifa breakfast for 3 months as well as serving as additional voice of the Sheltered Zone on Sundays. 

Describing herself as a talented, committed and ethical person with a charming personality and quick wit, she said one of her most memorable highlights of her career was when she was selected as one of the judges for the 2011 South Africa music awards (SAMA’s), a platform that also afforded her an opportunity to also meet and interact with the nominees. With an unwavering penchant for radio and media, which was inflamed from a very young age, Lindiwe has always been hankering to be part of the SABC, particularly the Munghana Lonene fm stable- a fulfillment to one of her many dreams. 

She said she had always known herself to be a very versatile presenter, who is able to bring diversity in hers shows, and that is an attribute she believes will remain an added advantage. With a Certificate in Community Journalism from UNISA, and currently completing her BA Communication Science degree with the same institution, Lindiwe says she lives by the wisdom imparted to her by her parents and values education highly.