Dawie Roodt, the chief economist of the Efficient Group, said there were three possible avenues as to how Wuhan flu could impact South Africa.
“The first is through the real economy if other countries start closing borders and so on it will affect trade and tourism. The second is through the financial markets and its impact on commodity prices and exchange rates. The third is if the virus also arrives in South Africa,” he said

Guest: Dawie Roodt - The chief economist of the Efficient Group

Guest: Abigail Dawson - Spokesperson for the Consortium for Refugees and Migrants in South Africa (CORMSA )

Guest: Liesl Muller - Head of Statelessness Project at Lawyers for Human Rights

Guest: Nyika Machenjedze - Children on the Move Project Manager at Save The Children SA

What is Infant loss? (Understanding the difference between Infant loss, Miscarriage and Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), also known as cot death)

Guest: Dr Enrico Maraschin - Paediatrician

Guest: Dr Cathy Angus - Clinical Psychologist

Guest : Yonela Rasi - Founder of Lakhanya Foundation - she lost 3 babies within three years and started her foundation to help moms who've gone through infant loss and miscarriages

TikTok is a video-sharing social networking service used to create short lip-sync, comedy, and talent videos. The application allows users to create short music and lip-sync videos of 3 to 15 seconds and short looping videos of 3 to 60 seconds. It is popular in Asia, the United States, and other parts of the world. TikTok is not available in China, and its servers are based in countries where the app is available. TikTok was the most downloaded app in the US in October 2018, the first Chinese app to achieve this.

Guest: Emma Sadleir – Social Media Law Specialist, Co-Author of 'Don't Film Yourself Having Sex' and ‘Selfies, Sexts and Smartphones and founder of The Digital Law Company

Lebo Mathosa...simply GONE TOO SOON. She died at 29 years of age and yet in her short life she became one of the greatest stars South Africa has ever produced. A multitalented singer, dancer and actress, Lebo was born in Daveyton on the East rand of Johannesburg. Her family later moved to JHB where she attended St Mary's High School in Waverly. Like many great singers, her skills as a singer began while singing in her local church choir. Joburg's cosmopolitan influence also introduced Lebo to SA's bubblegum pop music and most notably Brenda Fassie.

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

The Gingerbread Lady Bakery is an artisan bakery based at 109 Van Riebeeck Avenue in Edenvale, Johannesburg. Established in 2015, The Gingerbread Lady Bakery is dedicated to making cakes with nostalgic homemade flavours, with a contemporary twist on every flavour and design.
We specialise in stylish buttercream cakes, delicious and fresh French Macarons and other sweet confectionary. The enthusiasm for The Gingerbread Lady’s creations continues to grow, and with sincere dedication towards dessert making, our mission is to provide all of our customers with delicious, beautiful & memorable sweet treats for any occasion.

Guest: Natalie Wadsworth - Founder of The Gingerbread Lady Bakery

Tonya looks at the top social media trends of the week.

Guest: Tonya Khoury - Founder of Acumen Media

Artificially Infeminated, directed by award winning comedian Rob Van Vuuren, is Claudine’s debut one woman stand up comedy show that explores the intricacies of being cis gender female, pale white, chubby, Jewish and middle child in Jo’burg #millenialslovelabels.

Guest: Claudine Ullman - founder and managing director of the Jittery Citizens. She is an actress, improviser; stand up comedienne, public speaker as well as expert facilitator

The Mixed Reality Workshop (TMRW) and Pan Macmillan are proud to present Occupying the Fatuous State of Severity, a mixed reality exhibition made possible by the British Council. A project responding to novelist Phumlani Pikoli’s debut collection of short stories that probe mental illness in South Africa.
Pikoli’s book, The Fatuous State of Severity, described in the Mail & Guardian as “a palpable search for the self” has been re-imagined by a collection of South African artists who have worked to bring the stories to life in various mediums including Augmented Reality paintings,

Guest : Phumlani Pikoli - Collector of short stories, The Fatuous State of Severity.

Guest: Bale Legoabe – Illustrator and Motion designer

Guest: Nimrod Nkosi - South African television presenter and actor