The story of Theo Baloyi, CEO and Founder of legendary Bathu shoe is an inspirational one. From operating in a back room to opening a number of stores in the biggest shopping centers in South Africa. He joins us on the line to celebrate the launch of their 30th store at Mall of the North.

Nono Cele is an entrepreneur, TV producer and financially savvy Mom who recently participated in the Absa/City Press Money Makeover Challenge. So in the next few weeks she will be sharing her valuable lessons with the nation to help people turn their finances around in these uncertain COVID-19 times. In today's episode she talks about a savings buffer, also known as an emergency fund, and why we should have one.

The team is joined by Seer and Founder of Evodia Theophilus Ministries to help listeners interpret their most recent and recurring dreams. She is a mentor and teacher at the School of Prophets.

In response to the staggering unemployment rate of 34%, with over 70% being youth and ofcos Black women being the most vulnerable with 41%.

GirlCode, a social enterprise aimed at empowering girls and women through technology has partnered with one of the largest technology investors in the world to provide 300 unemployed graduates an opportunity to take their coding skills to the next level through a 3-month bootcamp. The project aims to train and support 300 unemployed graduates in different fields of Information Technology through training and getting them Internationally certified with guaranteed job placements at the end of the program ALL FOR FREE. The team is joined by GirlCode co-founder and CFO Tinyiko Simbine to tell us more.

The team is joined by Nono Cele Xaba is an award-winning TV producer and director who recently participated in the Absa/City Press Money Makeover Challenge. They talk about instant gratification versus delayed gratification. They also dissect the “Marshmallow test” – which was an experiment that researchers did with kids: they were placed in a room on their own with a single marshmallow on a plate in front of them.

The team has a conversation with Nono Cele- an entrepreneur, TV producer and financially savvy mom who recently participated in the Absa/City Press Money Makeover Challenge. Over the next few weeks, she will be sharing her valuable lessons with us to help people turn their finances around in these uncertain times.

I'm In Accelerator helps tech startups access seed investment and achieve business sustainability by providing an effective eco-system which offers business and technical support. The team speaks with Naazlene Patelle, the Accelerator Manager at “I’m In” about this initiative and how tech startups can get access to this investment

Studies say that 60% of women have never negotiated their salary. The team is joned by Octavius Phukubye – MD at IDF Value Added Services to explore some of the contributing factors and while he's at it, he gives women a few tips on how they can avoid being shortchanged at contract negotiations.

Conversations around freelancing women who are being mistreated and having their rights violated by institutions have caught the attention of the A Team. In this chat with Adelina Mbinjama- the Chairperson of the Western Cape Region for Southern Africa Freelancers Association, they address their concerns and give light to more opportunities female freelancers can look into.

In this conversation, Dee Nkomo and Itu Banda speak with the CEO at the South African Music Performance Rights Association (SAMPRA), Mr Pfanani Lishivha about the importance of registering with the association when you are an artist. They discuss how royalties are calculated and the policies they have in place for the benefit of all their members.