A PAP SMEAR cannot detect Ovarian Cancer; How then is it detected?
What do we know and need to learn about this cancer

GUEST: PROF. MICHAEL C HERBST - Health Specialist and Patient Advocate Cancer Association of South Africa

Losing a loved one can trigger intense feelings of grief. For some people, this grief can lead to depression or make underlying depression worse. You can expect to grieve and feel sad after a loss, but prolonged feelings of sadness and hopelessness could mean that you have depression. Whether you’re experiencing grief or depression or both, there are many approaches that can help you heal with time.

GUEST: Dr Mashadi Motlana - Specialist Psychiatrist

National Arts Council (NAC) has been urged to engage with the artists who have been staging a sit-in at the institution’s offices in Johannesburg. The artists have been protesting over the allocation of R300 million from the presidential employment stimulus programme.
GUEST: SIBONGILE MNGOMA - Artist

GUEST: DR NATALIE SOLOMON - Clinical Psychologist and Director of research at Bellavista SHARE

PhD student preserves African heritage using ethno-mathematics as part of her research to trace symmetrical geometry in Ndebele mural art and beadwork.
GUEST: THULISILE BHUDA - North West University Phd Student in Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Culture & Heritage Activist and Children's Book Author

GUEST: Prof BURTRAM FIELDING - Virologist and Director of Research and Development at the University of The Western Cape

The Justice Desk is an award-winning human rights organisation which operates in South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe. They empower local people to understand and defend their Human Rights.
GUEST: IGNATIUS FRANCE - Advocacy and Training Manager The Justice Desk

THE STATE OF TRANSPORT in South Africa, what are the core challenges and where do they stem from and what is the future of transport in our country.
GUEST: OFENTSE MOKWENA - Transport Economist, Lecturer at North-West University and Columnist

Her Debut Album “”Yellow The Novel” came out in 2017 and now she has her work entitled “Inganekwane” (2020)
Zoe Modiga was born Palesa Nomthandazo Phumelele Modiga in Overport, Durban and raised in Pietermaritzburg. Her love for music at a very young age encouraged her to attend the National School of the Arts in Braamfontein, Johannesburg where she studied classical piano, clarinet and vocals.
GUEST: ZOE MODIGA – Artist

1st of April 2021 Redi Tlhabi became Guest Editor for Mail and Guardian. What conversations she is hoping to highlight?
GUEST: REDI THLABI – Guest Editor Mail and Guardian