1. #MissUniverse (Lalela Mswane is placed second runner-up at the pageant held in Israel)
2. #DDMabuza (Delegated with presidential duties whilst President Ramaphosa isolates after contradicting COVID-19)
3. #DStvCompactCup (Irvin Khoza announces new mid-season tournament | Soccer Twitter weigh in on announcement)
4. #JulianAssange (The U.S. government won an appeal against a ruling by a London district judge that the WikiLeaks should not be extradited)
5. #Libya (Government and Electoral Commission is saying they are ready to run 24th December elections)

Guest:  Busisiwe Radebe - Social Commentator

There are plenty of myths surrounding therapy from “it’s a last resort”; “not many people go” or “it’s only for people with a mental health diagnosis”. Many of these myths about how therapy works and whether it’s actually helpful still persist in modern times. If these myths go unresolved, they can prevent people from seeking professional help and getting the support they need. The reality is that therapy can be tremendously helpful: whether you’re experiencing anxiety, want to strengthen your relationships, or yearn to go on a journey of self-acceptance. Deciding to work with a therapist is not only an investment in your mental health but your health as a whole

Guest:  Paula Quinsee – Relationship Expert and Author

Today, we catch up with one of many truck drivers that listen to the station and were featured earlier this year during the segment. Where are they now? Today, Mavis Ndumo returns to show. She was the first female truck driver we had interviewed back in April and she had just transitioned from long-distance bus driving for international tourists.

Guest:  Mavis Ndumo - Truck Operator

Our next guest has joined forces with three environmental non-profit organizations and has launched an urgent court interdict to stop seismic testing earlier this month. They argued that there was no public engagement with local communities on the testing. The other applicants are Border Deep Sea Angling Association, Kei Mouth Ski Boat Club and Greenpeace Africa. The coalition also argued that there would be irreparable harm caused to marine wildlife along the Wild Coast. Shell has argued that the company ran 325 seismic surveys across the globe without death or environmental harm. Seismic testing is when a vessel discharges pressurised air that generates sound waves directed towards the seabed for exploration of petroleum.

Guest:  Pooven Moodley – Director of Natural Justice

1. #VusiThembekwayo (Entrepreneur accused of GBV in Sunday World article | New statement released by Thembekwayo denying allegations of assault)
2. #BirthCerficates (CormSA protest outside of Dept. Home Affairs | Migrant children being denied right to education due to birth certificate backlog)
3. #CompetitionCommission (Landmark agreement with Lancet on COVID-19 PRC testing price reduction to R500)
4. #ThaboMbeki (former President delivered the Chief Albert Luthuli lecture)
5. #AbuDhabiGP (Hamilton and Verstappen take it to the wire in the final race for the F1 season | Verstappen declared World Champion despite Mercedes FIA appeal)

Guest:  Gcina Mtengwane - Social Commentator

1. #NickCannon (Mogul broke his silence on the death of his youngest child)
2. #RebelWilson (Actress shared how her team questioned the year of health)
3. #JonahHill (Actor shared his G.O.A.T experience with Meryl Streep)
4. #Emtee (Rapper says children keep him out of trouble)
5. #LalelaMswane (Miss SA opts for using second-hand clothing for Miss Universe competition)
6. #LamiezHolworthy (DJ leaves a strong message to followers seeking for financial help)

Guest: Refuwe Letsooa – Entertainment and Lifestyle Commentator

Our next guest has announced her live recording of her second album, Akahluleki. In her upcoming album includes collaboration with “Lion of Judah” hit sensation, Lebo Sekgobela on a song titled “Siyakudinga”. The live concert also includes guest appearances by NUZ Voices of Joy, Paster Sebe Nzuza and Ntando Mkhize, The Psalmist. Previously, she has worked with talented musicians and producers such as Thulani Shezi, Sebe Nzuza and Wanda Khwela.

Guest:  Thando L. Ngcobo – Recording Artist and Pastor

The Festival of Lights has brightened up Johannesburg Zoo with an enchanting display of life-sized animal illuminations throughout its various walkways. The festival is a partnership between Joburg Theatre, Joburg City Parks and City Power to provide a festive experience where families can picnic under the stars. This festival also includes a night market and exciting programme of live music, theatre, and dance performances with guest appearances by Joburg Ballet, Mzansi Youth Choir and Sempre Opera to name a few

Guest:  Lindiwe Lekasapa - Producer at Joburg City Theatres | Project Manager for the Festival of Lights

Our next guest did not let his blindness stop him from pursuing his dream of making music a reality. Hailing from Kwa-Zulu Natal, this passionate guitarist has used his gift to tell his story and share positive messages that encourage communities to support persons with disabilities. He has shared the stage with the likes of Glenn Jones, Oletta Adams, Babsy Mlangeni and the late Steve Kekana.

Guest:  Cebolenkosi Bongani Makhaza – Recording Artist

The 2nd Drone Users Conference: Agriculture and Conservation at Elsenburg has been hosted by the Western Cape Department of Agriculture (WCDoA), the United Nations Development Programme-GEF5 Sustainable Land Management Project, the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and the Department of Environment, Fisheries and Forestry. This three-day hybrid conference attracted 200 attendees, with a list of international speakers and experts.

Guest:  Dr Ilse Trautman - Deputy Director-General of the Agricultural Research and Regulatory Services at the Western Cape Department of Agriculture