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GUEST: Kirsten Watkins – Counselling Psychologist And Life Coach

 

GUEST: Sibusiso Mbhele – Co-Founder of Eyerus

Our next guest found her voice when she auditioned for choirs and theatrical plays. In 2017, she burst onto the national stage when she collaborated with Luke M and Euphonik.  Later, she became the lead vocalist of the Clique Claq, who won the 2019 Standard Bank Ovation Award. She describes her sound as inspired by Afro-pop and R&B. In 2022, she will be releasing with her debut album and has recently released Reflections which has been remixed by international DJ, Black Coffee.

Guest:  Thokozile “Thoko” Makambe – Singer, Songwriter and Voiceover Artist

 

Our next guest will be celebrating the love movement as their organization brings together local stars such as Zonke, Mandisi Dyantyis and Nomfundo Moh. More importantly, the concert is aimed at promoting positive images of authentic fatherhood and providing much needed fund-raising to ensure that the organization can continue to implement their programmes in the East Rand.

Guest:  Bongani Luvalo - Founder of the Cool Dads Foundation and Philanthropist

 

1. #AndreLeonTalley (Iconic fashion journalist passed away)
2. #MichaelKeaton (Actor shares the importance of making a quality film production prompted return)
3. #PebetsiMatlalia (Actress shares the difficulties of her second pregnancy)
4. #PatrickShai (Vetaran actor issues apology to Cassper Nyovest for offensive video)
5. #GuguGumede (Actress leaves fans wondering why she left Uzalo)

Guest: Refuwe Letsooa – Entertainment and Lifestyle Commentator

 

According to NEPAD’s report on agriculture and gender, women account for 50% of the agricultural labour force in East and Southern African countries. However, their ownership of agricultural land for business purposes drops to a mere 15%. Women in agriculture continue to suffer the repercussions of persistent inequality, including access to resources such as finance. Our next guest started her agribusiness with the sole purpose of rearing of broilers and pigs for sale to local individual buyers in the rural Free State. Since then, she was chosen as an Anzisha Prize fellow and has met some of the most prominent agricultural investors on the continent.

Guest:  Masello Mokhoro – Founder of Starlicious Enterprises

 

1. #Whistleblower (Johann van Loggerenberg & Themba Maseko have had home invasions this week)
2. #AFCON (Ghana is the biggest casualty of the group stages so far | Final games of the group stages end later today)
3. #Kream (EFF camp outside of Mall of Africa restaurant on labour practices | Patriotic Alliance visiting foreign-owned shops and clearing expired goods)
4. #Pitso (FIFA snubs Al Ahly coach in the shortlist for 2021 Best Men Coach of the year)
5. #SAA (Government airline set to reopen Johannesburg to Durban route in March 2022)

Guest:  Lorato Tshenkeng - Social Commentator

Over the past two years, dating has changed and priorities along with it. According to the dating app – Bumble, two out of three singletons say they are prioritising emotional availability over their partner’s appearance. As we settle into a new year, oystering could become an effective way to put yourself out there, make your intentions known and embrace the dating experience on your own terms. Our next guest will unpack what this means, share the benefits of the practice and why it is so important to reflect on our feelings on this journey

Guest:  Paula Quinsee – Relationship Expert and Author

According to a recent survey by South African Book Development Council, six out of every ten South Africans older than 16 live in households without a single book. Libraries play a big role in providing access to books, films, internet access and other future-enabling information. Libraries also ensure a community’s vitality and promote strong social ties. Our next guest has launched a campaign to re-stock the libraries of Alexandra Township, with a little help from the recycling Trolley Guys.

Guest: John Davenport – Chief Creative Officer at Havas Africa

 

As thousands of young people anxiously wait for their Matric Results, parents may be equally anxious about their children’s future. The South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) have reiterated the importance of identifying signs of emotional distress. Our next guest will help our parents navigate ways to support and validate their young adults during this important time of their lives.

Guest:  Adele du Plessis – Clinical Psychologist