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GUEST: Melissa Lainn – Integrative Nutritional Coach
African Hut Mushroom Dome is a structure that provides a micro-climate that enables mushroom production at a lower cost compared to the conventional commercial mushroom production structures. Based in Mpumalanga, this structure allows the fruiting of mushrooms even in harsh climatic conditions without using electricity, fossil energy, and uses less water. The project’s key objectives are to generate income, create employment for the youth, and address malnutrition, food, and protein insecurity.
Guest: Sydwell Sihlangu – Chief Executive Officer of Eco-Agro Enterprise
As we adapt to living with Covid-19, we cannot turn a blind eye and pretend that this pandemic is the only enemy of the health of South African women. Unfortunately, women face a number of health challenges and when they are combined with Covid-19, they can even be deadlier. What are the diseases that are likely to affect us, and is there a way to prevent them?
Guest: Dr. Anesu Mbizvo – Medical Doctor, Entrepreneur and Yoga Teacher
Guest: Busisiwe Radebe - Social Commentator
In a new feature, we follow the stories of essential workers that have been working around the clock during this COVID-19 pandemic. Today, we catch up with Tshepo. He has served as a firefighter for 20 years and serves at the Silverstone station in Tshwane.
Guest: Tshepo Phahlane – Firefighter
Our next guest has performed on the Disney Lion King Tour, Sarafina, and Pretty Mama with recurring roles. He has a performing arts qualification which he obtained in 2015. He has been the face of Truworths. He has appeared in numerous TV and radio shows across the country. The song he has released talks about taking charge of your life, getting up and making it happen. His mother would often say "Kuyahlanganiswa empilweni, my boy" and these words carried him when he had a hip surgery and on the road to recovery.
Guest: Monde Zondi - Actor, Singer and Model
SnakeNation is empowering young Multicultural Millennial creators and coders to enter the global Creative Economy on their own terms, building sustainable careers. By linking creative and economic freedom and tapping into the intersection of culture and technology, millennials now have at their fingertips a powerful means of alleviating youth unemployment and poverty. The organization has been awarded with the W3C Grant for the Web Inclusion which identifies areas of growth and development opportunities for the Web Monetization in low income countries.
Guest: Tshitso Mosolodi – Director of the South Africa officer at SnakeNation
Guest: Refuwe Letsooa – Entertainment and Lifestyle Commentator
Our next guest produces vegetables on the 40 hectares farm based in Limpopo. The farm employs a minimum of 80 workers when planting and over 50 workers when harvesting. The farm trains worker, advises the farmers and the people in the community as part of skills transfer. Last year, he started running online short courses in agriculture to help empower communities during the pandemic. He hopes to launch a full-time farming college next year and provide schools outings so that the pupils may get to experience farming and run practical teaching on the farm.
Guest: Dr. Potego Phakwago - Owner of Botegang Farming
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