*THE UPSIDEDOWN HOUSE IN HARTBEESPOORT
The Upside Down House is just that, it's a house built upside down. All the furniture inside, etc which would normally be on the floor, is now above your head. This is an amazing experience as one's mind cannot comprehend what is happening.

*WOLF AND CO. COFFEE SHOP THAT OFFERS YOGA

*PRETORIA UNVEILED ITS OWN VERSION OF MABONENEG CALLED THE VILLAGE HAZEL WOOD

GUEST: Sibusiso Mkhwanazi - Lifestyle and Travel Writer

Travel with Karabo is a blog by Limpopo born on travel, wine and cars by Karabo Masedi. In this summary, I will be sharing places and way in which South Africans can explore South Africa on a budget and safely.

www.travelwithkarabo.com

GUEST: KARABO MASEDI – TRAVEL AND WINE BLOGGER BASED IN CAPE TOWN

The Tourism Industry has been on of the hardest hit sectors during the lockdown period. There are murmurs that there is a glimmer of hope and yet other voices continue to say the lockdown curfew is impacting the aviation and tourism sector as a whole. What is the Next Step?

GUEST: Unathi Henama - Tourism Lecturer at the Tshwane University of Technology

Last Week we spoke to Tebelo Mohale from Qwaqwa who recently moved to Japan to study her Masters in International Development at the International University of Japan (IUJ), For more on South Africans who wish to study in the country as well, you can contact STUDY IN JAPAN GLOBAL NETWORK PROJECT – which is run by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports and Technology (MEXT) of Japan.

This can be accessed on the following website WWW.STUDYINJAPAN-AFRICA.COM or visit the Facebook Page Study in Japan Info for Africa.

GUEST: MBUSO KHOZA - Artist & Scholar

Jupiter and Saturn did a planetary dance that resulted to the great conjunction

GUEST: ELSUN NZAMA - Scholar in the art of Astrolgoy

GREATER FLEXIBILITY IN THE TELEMEDICINE sector is needed from health regulators. A research report released by inter-disciplinary consultancy, Percept, has called on health regulators to retain the current, more flexible approach to telemedicine regulations that would provide a window of opportunity for research and data collection.

GUEST: ROSE TUYENI-PETER - Health Economist at Percept Health

The Imbiza Journal for African Writing launched to the public with a call for submissions on December 12, 2020.
For many Imbiza symbolises nourishment. In naming the journal Imbiza, the founders have modelled it on the food, mind food we hazard. that feeds individuals, families, and communities.

GUEST: DR SIPHIWO MAHALA – Founder of Imbiza Journal for African Writing

100 Flavours Exhibition at the V & A Waterfront Cape Town takes a journey on a taste tour through South Africa's cuisine.

GUEST: ANNA TRAPIDO - Food Anthropologist & Author of Hunger for Freedom

#SolidarityForGBV The essential resources for a community based organisation to help fight GBV.

GUEST: LUYOLO LENGISI - Co-Founder of Langa For Men