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#SayNoToVaccineMandate (Social media embarks on campaign to stop vaccine obligations)
Guest: Loyiso Maciko - Social Commentator
As we start thinking about the summer holidays, our next guest encourages us not only to invest in our local tourism industry but explore the hidden gems that make our provinces great. Today, we focus on attractions and activities on the West Coast: Blaauwberg Nature Reserve, Darling and Yzerfontein.
Guest: Tshepang Lobete – Tourism Operator
Hiking is a cost-effective intervention that encourages people to be physically active while spending time in nature. Benefits may be immediate such as decreased blood pressure, decreased stress levels, enhanced immune system functioning and restored attention. These benefits may be long-lasting such as weight loss and decreased depression. People who spend more time in nature and less time with technology are up to 50% more creative when it comes to problem-solving activities. Our next guest takes us through how he combined his passion for the outdoors and wellness on a hiking trail. He has started a movement that has taken root in Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal and the Northern Cape
Guest: Lesego Mapeka – Co-Founder of Epic Hikes
Our next guest has launched a social media based challenged called the Massey Ferguson Master Mechanic. It's quite a unique concept that was developed by AGCO Africa to showcase their skilled mechanics through a series of challenges that will result in one team, made up of three mechanics, winning R100 000. Viewers get the opportunity to experience the mechanic side of the agriculture world. During the challenges, the participants will be faced with a series of tasks that test their technical ability and teamwork.
Guest: Ryan Clark – Product Marketing Manager at AGCO Africa
According to research conducted as part of Tiger Brands’ Eat Well, Live Well initiative, ‘The State of Nutrition in SA’ report shows that SA’s average Body Mass Index (BMI) is 35,1. This is a number significantly higher than the BMI norm as recommended by the World Health Organisation to indicate healthy weight. As many head into the holiday season, our diets and exercise routines will definitely get tested and our next guest shares her advice on how we can find activities that will help us stay active.
Guest: Nnaniki Malesa - Head of Marketing at the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture
Guest: Loyiso Maciko - Social Commentator
Wind power is one of the cornerstones in the quest to tackle the climate emergency. With more than 200 GW of new offshore capacity projected by the Global Wind Energy Council to be installed by 2030, it is critical to quickly introduce recyclable solutions. Our next guest has been pioneering wind energy projects in Africa for more than two decades now and is determined to be at the forefront of leading the sustainable energy transition of the continent which has an overwhelmingly increasing energy demand. The energy company has recently introduced the Recyclable Blade, the world’s first recyclable wind turbine blades in a sustainable breakthrough for the wind industry
Guest: Janek Winand – Managing Director of Siemens Gamesa South Africa
Our next guest has started his own non-profit organization to address adverse poverty by providing human resources within his community. Through donations, he has managed to donate school uniforms, wheelchairs, artificial legs, clothing and food parcels to people in need. The organization ran awareness campaigns on HIV/AIDS and Cancer. The organization runs several projects that address social housing, disaster relief management, adequate facilities for persons with disabilities and adequate sport facilities for young people. The organization is currently running an awareness walk from Tembisa to Grobersdal.
Guest: Lucas Hlakakola – Chairperson of the Givers-Aid Organization
Guest: Busisiwe Radebe - Social Commentator
Our next guest enables retailers to take centre stage and to expand their businesses without sacrificing the authenticity of their brands. Soko District has been described as the future of mall shopping with a collective of smaller retailers in a curated space. District aims to offer flexible leases through a digital platform and give brands the ability to create a store fit for their retail debut. The concept is meant to present a marketplace that champions locally-designed, artisanal goods across fashion, food and homeware. It is currently in operation on the third floor of Rosebank Mall
Guest: Andrew Khanye – District Manager of Soko District
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