Guest: Prof Michael C Herbst- Health Specialist
Men diagnosed with male breast cancer at an early stage have a good chance for a cure. However, many men delay seeing a doctor when they notice unusual signs or symptoms, such as a breast lump. For this reason, many male breast cancers are diagnosed when the disease is more advanced.

Among music legends, Nile Rodgers is truly exceptional. He amplifies his legacy as a multiple GRAMMY-winning composer, producer, arranger and guitarist by constantly traversing new musical terrain and successfully expanding the boundaries of popular music.

Guest: RJ Benjamin - Award-winning vocalist, songwriter, composer, vocal coach, musical director and producer

Lekke Fresh is a farm-to-door food service offering fresh, organic goods like dairy products, breads, meat and veg to its clientele. It is a Stellenbosch University initiative and serves over 250 people in and around Stellenbosch. This unique business is now offering a modern-day milkman service where delivery boys bring the products right to your door.

Guest: Henk van der Merwe - Founder and owner of Lekke Fresh

Guest: Earl Whiteley, a Conservation of Butterflies in SA director

Bôna is a selection of work from several photo essays by the late Thabiso Sekgala which explore how social borders determine visibility in society.
The exhibition’s title, Bôna, is a Sesotho word with a double meaning. As a verb, Bôna means to “see”. When used as a pronoun, the word translates to “them”. Sekgala’s photographs evoke this title through the responses they elicit from the subjects in the work and in turn us, the viewers. The exhibition features work from Sekgala's Homelands, Second Transition and Running series.

Guest: Teboho Ralesai - Curator

Zama Khanyile (34) is a fund manager at the National Empowerment Fund (NEF) and in she is charge of the uMnotho Fund that deals with acquisitions, new ventures and expansions. A Chartered Accountant who studied at the University of Johannesburg and is registered with the South African Institute of Chartered Accounts, she leads a team of 15 investment professionals, carrying out the mandate to improve access to capital for black-owned entities, and she oversees the NEF’s women empowerment fund that finances businesses that are majority owned and managed by black women. She sits on a number of boards including that of Qumbu Mall and the non-profit organisation African Women Chartered Accountants, of which she is the president.

Guest: Zama Khanyile - President of the african women chartered ACCOUNTANTS (AWCA) & FUND MANAGER AT THE NATIONAL EMPOWERMENT FUND (NEF)

He was Gunned down twice in 2016 and has been on a wheelchair since the incident. He says he Turned his worst pain into Power

Guest: David “Victorious David ” Nhlapo - Founder of the I am Victorious Foundation.

The book unpacks the names that our streets are now named after - from a South African's perspective.

Guest: Khetiwe Zulu - Author of 'South African History Retold: A Beginners Guide to the History Behind the Names

Serious damage to grain fields due to fall armyworm (FAW) infestations has to date been reported in Mpumalanga, Gauteng and northern KwaZulu-Natal in the 2019/2020 production season, according to Dr Gerhard Verdoorn, CropLife SA’s operations and stewardship manager.

Guest: Dr Gerhard Verdoon - Operations and Stewardship Manager Crop Life SA

Free anti-virus program Avast tracks the behaviour of its users and sells people’s private data to other companies, Vice and PCMag reported.
Vice and PCMag reported that they obtained documents which show how the Avast anti-virus is used to effectively sell more detailed versions of people’s Internet browsing histories.
The data is monetised through an Avast subsidiary called Jumpshot.

Guest: Jan Vermeulen - Editor at Large at My Broadband