Guest: Dr Shakira Choonara - Independent Public Health Practitioner

Adriana is the Founder of Proudly Human, pioneering new frontiers in research and technology for a future in harmony with each other and the environment, on Earth, Mars and beyond.

She has recently visited the Antarctic interior and the Oman desert on location scouts for Proudly Human’s Off-World Project.

Guest: Dr Adriana Marais - THEORETICAL PHYSICIST, TECHNOLOGIST & ASPIRING EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL

The MY ENOUGH IS OUR ENOUGH campaign is directed to ALL men…men who have personally committed acts of violence against women, men who have stood by and allowed all forms of Gender-based violence continue.

On Women’s Day, 09 August 2020 – The Zungu brothers (through the Manzini Zungu Foundation and Sengwayo Trust), joined by other men and professionals from different sectors will declare and unveil an intervention of action against gender-based violence in South Africa.

Guest: Sandile Zungu - President of the Black Business Council

Guest: Anele Siswana - Clinical psychologist

Last week we spoke about Stigma is the workplace as an emerging issue. Today we look at what protocols businesses should follow when it comes to retrenchments?

GUEST: Mike Bagraim – Labour law expert

The Womenomics is a movement that calls on South Africans, especially corporates, to make a concerted effort to accelerate women’s participation in the economy.

Guest: OLWETHU LESHABANE – FOUNDER OF THE WOMENOMICS

Author and publisher Melinda Ferguson celebrates 20 years clean and sober with the relaunch of her bestselling memoir SMACKED.

A little over 20 years ago Melinda Ferguson was a homeless drug addict, trawling the streets of Hillbrow for her next fix.

Her addiction to crack cocaine and heroin had dragged her to the depths of hell.

Guest: Melinda Ferguson - Author

Guest: Dr Eugene Allers - Psychiatrist

Higher Health, the national agency of the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET), recently implemented a holistic mental health initiative and launched a 24/7 student and staff helpline. The initiative will address the mental health needs of the two million students and staff who make up the university and college community in the country.

Guest: Buti Manamela - Deputy minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, (DHET).

This women’s month we are zoning in on women who have made their life’s dedication to contribute positively to our society and solutions based on approach to community issues. Today we speak to Lorraine Steenkamp of Retlosebetsa Foundation.

The foundation was established with the aim to combat poverty, to reshape and innovates the future of anyone who posses’ talents in sports and skills that are scarce in SA from poor communities.

Guest: Lorraine Steenkamp – Founder of Retlosebetsa

Thando Mtsweni is currently a Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration student at GIBS University. She started her involvement in the Deaf community when I studied South African Sign Language at WITS.

She worked at Deaf TV where she filmed 2 seasons of DTV sign language lessons and also got involved with the Deaf community when she was working in China from 2017-2019.

GUEST: Thando Mtsweni is running an initiative for transparent masks

Samuel Edward Krune Loliwe Ngxekengxeke Mqhayi (S. E. K. L. N Mqhayi, 1 December 1875–29 July 1945) was a Xhosa dramatist, essayist, critic, novelist, historian, biographer, translator and poet whose works are regarded as instrumental in standardising the grammar of isiXhosa and preserving the language in the 20th century.

Mqhayi attended Lovedale College where he studied to become a teacher. Mqhayi died in 1945 at Ntab'ozuko, and was buried in Berlin near King Williams Town.

Guest: Dr Siphiwo Mahala - Author & Playwright

Guest: Prof Ncedile Saule - Novelist & Lecturer at The School of Languages Rhodes University