Guest: Dr Shoyab Wadee – A nephrologist at the Wits Donald Gordon Medical Centre.

Guest: Nthabiseng Ramothwala – Counselling Psychologist based in Pretoria

Since declaring the coronovirus a national disaster in South Africa, the messaging from government and leaders at large has been to encourage social distancing.
It raised questions however among communities and families – can spiritual services still be attended? Can people still go out for
dinner to restaurants? What about work?

Guest: Caroline Pule - Medical Scientist who specializes in Tuberculosis (TB) Research, in infectious diseases.
She is also the Vice Chair of the Organisation of Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD) South African National Chapter (SA NC), An Advisory Lead Communications and Outreach of OWSD SA NC Secretariat and Founder /CEO of Caroline Pule Science and Literacy Foundation (CPSLF). She is passionate about her research and global health.

Guest: RJ Benjamin- Musician

On Sunday 15 March 2020, President Cyril Ramaphosa declared the outbreak of Covid-19 a national state of disaster in terms of the Disaster Management Act, he said South Africa has the knowledge, means and resources to defeat this pandemic. Transform RSA (TRSA) calls on all cellular network providers to freeze data costs amid the global outbreak of the Coronavirus (Covid-19).

Guest: The President of TransformRSA Mr Adil Nchabeleng

Guest: Rowen Ravera - Strategic Partnership Development Manager for U-Turn Homeless Ministries

Guest: Tonya Khoury – Founder of Acumen Media

The Mamelodi Baptist Church board met at Mamelodi Chambers on Tuesday to discuss both President Cyril Ramaphosa’s declaration of a national state of disaster in terms of the Disaster Management Act, and the Baptist Convention of South Africa’s (BCSA) response statement to the same. Their church membership is way above 100 people and they are currently hosting Mamelodi flood victims who stay at Church.

Guest: Dr Thembelani Jentile, pastor at Mamelodi Baptist church

The National Arts Festival Is Still Going Ahead! But Because Of The Covid-19 They Are Going Virtual! This Will Be The First-Ever Virtual National Arts Festival. What Can We Expect, And What Are The Mechanics Of How It Will Work?
Guest: Monica Newton, CEO of the National Arts Festival.

Tessa Dooms - Social Analyst, Political Commentator and Director of Jasoro Consulting