Zibusiso Mkhwanazi is the founder and Group CEO of M&N Brands a holding company with diversified investments in leading advertising, media and communication businesses.
M&N Brands, owns Avatar JHB, Avatar CPT, Avatar PR, Mela Events, Bozza and AMA a full-service media agency. The group also has M&N Entertainment, a content hub that has already made its first acquisition through the purchase of Zkhiphani.com.

Guest: ZIBUSISO MKHWANAZI

Registered Educational Psychologist at University of the Western Cape
On Monday the 2nd September marked a significant day for the University of the Western Cape. It officially opened The Office for Students with Disabilities which has been moved to a new, universally designed space on the ground floor. The Office for Student Disabilities formally began operating in 1996 as a result of the foresight of Evadne Abrahams, who reflects on the journey

Guest: Mrs Laetitia Permall - Director: Centre for Student Support Services

Xenophobic unrest has flared up again in South Africa’s Gauteng province. Violent attacks against foreign-owned businesses and incidents of looting have been reported in the cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria.

While videos and images help to better inform the public about the issue, when used in the wrong context they can inflame tensions and cause harmful consequences in the real world.

Guest: Cayla Clifford – Researcher at Africa Check

Studies have suggested that personality disorders may be common among men who habitually commit domestic violence. The study reported here attempted to characterize personality traits and psychological and cognitive characteristics of men who batter women in order to distinguish them from no battering men.

Guest: Buti Manamela - Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training science and innovation

Dr Saths Cooper -Political activist and Psychologist

Themba Masango – Secretary General at Not In My name

Mbuyiselo Botha - Gender Activist for Commission of Gender E
quality

Guest: Professor Elizabeth Henning - Professor of Educational Linguistics and the founding Director of the CEPR on the Soweto campus of the University of Johannesburg.

There have been repeated and constant attacks on Nigerians and other foreign nationals in South Africa. These attacks which first started in the late 90s were infrequent and occasional, but they have now become regular and seem systematic. Other nationals often targeted include the Somalis, Ethiopians, Malawians, Zimbabweans, Namibians, Zambians, Tanzanians, Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and Mozambicans.

Guest: Victorine Mbong Shu - Author and CEO of Profounder Intelligence
Guest: Mr Mavuso Msimang - Chairperson of Corruption Watch and ANC Veteran

Gregory Vuyani Maqoma became interested in dance in the late 1980’s as a means to escape the political tensions growing in his place of birth. He started his formal dance training in 1990 at Moving Into Dance where in 2002 he became the Associate Artistic Director. Maqoma has established himself as an internationally renowned dancer, choreographer, teacher and director. He founded Vuyani Dance Theatre (VDT) in 1999 when he was undertaking a scholarship at the Performing Arts Research and Training School (PARTS) in Belgium under the direction of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker.

Guest: Gregory Maqoma - Renowned dancer, choreographer, teacher and director. He founded Vuyani Dance Theatre (VDT).

Nadine Gordimer was born in Springs, Transvaal (now Gauteng), an East Rand mining town outside Johannesburg in 1923. Her father, Isidore Gordimer, was a Jewish jeweller originally from Latvia and her mother, Nan Myers, was of British descent. From her early childhood, Gordimer witnessed how the White minority increasingly weakened the few rights of the Black majority.

Guest: Brooks Spector - Associate Editor at The Daily Maverick

Guest: Ingrid Louw - CEO of Aware.org
Guest: Kabelo Mabalane - Aware.org Ambassador

Guest: Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams - Minister of Communications, Telecommunications and Postal Services (Nthabeleng)
Guest: Lisa Vetten – Gender Violence specialist
Guest: Siya Jentile –Founder and President of Not in my name

Uyinene Mrwetyana's body was found in Lingelethu West in Khayelitsha last Monday, after she'd gone missing for more than a week.
The State has told the Wynberg Magistrates Court in Cape Town that a 42-year-old man has confessed to murdering 19-year-old University of Cape Town (UCT) student, Uyinene Mrwetyana.