“Is Reconciliation Written In The Stars For South Africa”
2020 is the 26th year of our democracy, 16 December was
This year, the day is commemorated under the theme: “United in action against racism, gender-based violence and other intolerances”.

Guest: Elsun Nzama - Scholar in the art of Astrology

In September, Hokkaido University’s Assistant Professor Tsunoda Sarama – the Study Abroad Coordinator for the Study in Japan Global Network Project – spoke with us and introduced the 4th Study in Japan Online Fair in South Africa. It was geared towards prospective candidates in bachelor, masters, or doctoral academic programmes – these being: high school students; current university undergraduates and postgraduates; as well as individuals already in careers, or in business. The objective of the fair was to unpack existing prospects related to studying in Japan.

GUEST: Tebello Mohale – She landed an opportunity to study a Masters in International Development at the International University of Japan (IUJ), recently arrived in Tokyo

It is said that 63% of Grade 5 learners lack basic maths comprehension. Since 2016, JumpStart Foundation has been addressing foundation phase numeracy in 20 schools in Katlehong, with another five schools coming aboard in 2021.

Guest: Callen Hodgskiss – General Manager of Jumpstart Foundation

The Solidarity Fund is committed to the eradication of Gender Based Violence and as part of its commitment; we continue ongoing conversations discussing topics that will challenge all of us to find solutions towards ending the GBV scourge.

GUEST: Ms. Tandi Nzimande – CEO The SOLIDARITY FUND

The Tsonga people (Tsonga: Vatsonga) are a Bantu ethnic group native mainly to Southern Mozambique and South Africa (Limpopo and Mpumalanga). They speak Xitsonga, a Southern Bantu language. A very small number of Tsonga people are also found in Zimbabwe and Northern Swaziland.

The Tsonga people of South Africa share some history with the Tsonga people of Southern Mozambique; however they differ culturally and linguistically from the Tonga people of Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Guest: Prof. Muxe Nkondo – CHAIRPERSON OF THE RIXAKA FORUM

Guest: Ms. MARLENE LE ROUX - CEO of ArtsCape
She’s also a tireless advocate for the rights of persons with disabilities and the youth.

Guest: Mr. STANLEY HENKEMAN - Executive Director of the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) in Cape Town (IJR)
He is the former HOD for the Building an Inclusive Society Programme at IJR. He previously worked as a teacher, lecturer and manager.

Guest: Prof. MONWABISI K. RALARALA – Dean Faculty of the Arts University of the Western Cape (UWC )
He also holds the position of Chairperson: African Language Association of South Africa (ALASA).

Guest: Ms. SIPHOKAZI JONAS – Writer, Performer and Poet

She made history in 2016 as the first African poet to perform at Rhetoric in California.

Mam Dorah Sitole is on the list of 2020's top cookbook picks. She has released her latest offering entitled "Dorah Sitole: 40 Years of Iconic Food".
GUEST: DORAH SITOLE - Award Winning Author & Chef

GUEST: Simon Zwane - Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) Spokesperson

GUEST: Cindy jarvis – production manager at live cook channel

Distell has partnered with the Department of Transport to support the National Road Safety Strategy through the Arrive Alive, 365-days Action Agenda Programme, and together we have launched a behavioural change campaign that will reach South Africans in the moments of decision that can make the difference between life and death.

Guest: Ayanda Allie Paine - Spokesperson at Ministry of Transport