Guest: Mike Bagraim - Labour Expert

Panic Buying – Why consumers shouldn’t panic buy?
Contracts that are hanging. Paid deposits and jobs that will not go through due to the lockdown
Critical information that all consumers should know

They working with organisations to improve how they engage with their customers and also help businesses navigate crises that impact consumers directly, like Covid19 for example.

Guest: Megan Power - Consumer Expert and head of strategic communications and customer experience at Power LAB.

According to Employment and Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi, so the unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) benefits will not be extended to cover workers in the informal sector in the wake of the national lockdown.

Guest: Lilly Sambo – Informal Traders in Tshwane, woman desk

Guest: Aisha Pandor - Founder of SweepSouth

Guest: Prof Renata Schoeman - Head of the MBA in Healthcare Leadership programme at the University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB)

Guest: Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng - Commissioner at The Commission for Gender Equality

Guest: Dr Fundile Nyathi - Specialist and Family physician who advises employers on health matters

Guest: Mr Simon Mbatha - National Coordinator at SAWPA (South African Waste Pickers Association)

How does it manifest?
Where does it live?

Guest: Professor Burtram Fielding – The Director: Research Development and Principal Investigator for Molecular Biology and Virology Research Laboratory Department of Medical BioSciences at The University of the Western Cape

Circadian rhythm disorders are problems with your circadian rhythm, the "internal body clock" that keeps your biological processes in step. This cycle lasts about 24 hours. The term circadian comes from Latin words that mean “around the day.” Patterns of brain waves, hormone production, cell regrowth, and other activities are linked to this cycle.

Guest: Dr Dale Rae - Senior Researcher and Director of Sleep Science at the University of Cape Town.