Guest: James Boyers | Founder and Managing Director at Elevate Airbnb

Management During the festive season, thousands of travelers from across the globe arrive in the country looking for vocational homes. With additional visitors to the country, locals with a spare room have the opportunity to offer their homes to travelers as an Airbnb and make some extra money. James Boyers, Founder & Managing Director of Elevate Airbnb Management provides a rundown on what you should know when renting out your home as an Airbnb.

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Guest: Liezel van der Westhuizen

Our resident fitness enthusiast Liezel van der Westhuizen is moved by a particular journey that brings fitness fun, fundraising, and mortality so close in conversation.  Liezel talks about  Patrick Atherton's life, diagnosis and community-uplifting fitness adventures now!

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Guest: Lance Joel | Chief Of Operations at South African Local Government Association

Lance Joel, Chief of Operations at South African Local Government Association, illustrates the democratic and administration process that follows the final vote count of the 2021 Local Government Elections. 

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Guest: Mahlatse Mahlase | Editor-In-Chief at EWN

The ANC national working committee (NWC) will discuss the party's coalition plans this weekend. It is anticipated that national executive committee (NEC) member Jeff Radebe would lead the coalition talks along with a group of NEC members and alliance partners.

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Guest: Catherine Draper | Associate Professor at MRC/Wits Developmental Pathways for Health Research Unit

Young people of all ages require daily physical activity to ensure their healthy growth and development. However as they get older, it can be a challenge for them to get enough daily activity. Catherine Draper talks about how parents can teach a love of physical activity, help kids fit it into their everyday lives and set healthy patterns that will last them a lifetime.  

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Guest: Dr Phokele  Maponya | Senior Researcher: SmallHolder Farmer and Enterprise Development at Agriculture Research Council

Amazon founder and the world's second-richest person Jeff Bezos on Tuesday promised to pay the equivalent of R30 billion towards fixing food and forests on the African continent. Two-thirds of the land in Africa is degraded. Restoration can improve soil fertility, raise yields and improve food security, make water more reliable, create jobs and boost economic growth, while also sequestering carbon."

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Guest: Jonty Cogger  | Attorney  at Ndifuna Ukwazi Law Centre

The DA will continue it's outright majority in the City of Cape Town. With the looks of another five year course of a DA led city, Ndifuna Ukwazi's Jonty Cogger looks at service delivery issues that could be addressed in the next five years. 

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Guest: Megan Hosking | Psychiatric Intake Clinician at Akeso Clinics

The 2009  South African Stress and Health study uncovered that up to one-third of South Africans experience mental issues in their lives, but approximately 25% seek professional help. And not much has changed. Megan Hosking, psychiatric intake clinician at Netcare Akeso mental health facilities discusses the barriers toward getting mental health that continue to persist. 

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Guest: Liezel van der Westhuizen

If you've been looking for a face mask that you don't need to keep throwing away or re-washing after single use, tune in to our resident fitness enthusiast Liezel van der Westhuizen, discussing Copper Fresh Masks.

You won't want to miss finding out how to better protect yourself with innovative technology, and how little it'll cost.

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Guest: Prof. Francois  Engelbrecht | Professor of Climatology at Global Change Institute University of Witwatersrand

The US, UK, France, Germany and European Union will help fund South Africa's transition away from coal, in a multilateral effort that could serve as a model for other developing nations to ditch the fossil fuel. And proves to be a step in the right direction, as a key sticking point at the COP26 talks is climate finance. There is a Global North-South divide at COP26 over the broken promises of wealthy countries to transfer $100 billion a year to the developing world to aid its transition to low-carbon economies.

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