To commemorate 44 years since the uprising and the violence that erupted in the 1976 Student Uprising, we caught up with some young South Africans who spoke about their Activism in a segment we call, #MyActivismToday Listen to their views later on the show.

It’s Friday we profile young people with a cause for #SAfmYouth Siyabulela Jentile is a multi-award winning South African youth leader, social activist, author and social entrepreneur. He is the founder & president of Not in My name SA civil rights organisation and the director of the Siabulela Jentile Leadership Network, a civic leadership development & social entrepreneurship consulting firm.

Are we winning the fight against persecution of persons with Albinism & how the media can help protect people with albinism?
We’ve just come off a weekend where there world was observing #InternationalAlbinismAwarenessDay an effort to educate people on albinism in a quest to demystify and debunk deep-seated misconceptions and superstitious beliefs on this condition. Puleng Molebatsi and Machaba Matsapola of SABC Channel Africa's Albinism Report joined us.

13 June is International Albinism Awareness day and ahead of that we cross SA borders and go all the way to Uganda and talk to Human Rights Activist & former journalist Pat Robert Larubi who started a movement called #Action4Albinism and he delivers free Sunscreen to people with Albinism – using his motorbike across the country.

- On today’s #LetsTalkTech Inspired by her own experience with technology and a firm belief in women’s education, Baratang Miya knew she had to do something to ensure that women and young girls from disadvantaged backgrounds had the opportunity to pursue careers in the tech industry, so in 2003 she founded GirlHype & today it’s still going strong. She talks to us about; how young people can help fight COVID-19 with code on #SAfmSoundAwake

Hlengiwe Ndlela is an auditing lecturer and researcher in the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Westville Campus and is pursuing her PhD. She was also a panellist on the young academics segment of the 2019 Forbes Africa Woman Leading Women Summit and is also a Thuthuka programme manager and her students have achieved a 97% pass rate in the 2019 academic year. We chat to her about her work as we continue to profile #SAfmYouth

With a vision to eliminate the payday poverty cycle, the founders of SmartWage assist in giving employees access to a portion of their earnings in real-time, and in doing so promoting financial control, encouraging saving and decreasing debt. We chat to Nick Platt, co-founder of SmartWage, to find out more about the start-up changing the way people get paid and what problem it is solving at the end of the day!

#TheConnection Have you had any bothersome dreams lately? Every Tuesday we help you understand your dreams and the messages you’re receiving. We have Traditional healer, Gogo Ntombiyamanzi joining today to help us understand our dreams today...

#PutSouthAfricaFirst a # that has been in our view throughout the lockdown as the scuffle for food aid, employment and government relief continued amongst South Africans and foreign national (documented and undocumented)

As the economy opens gradually and many industries start to function, does the call for SA labour and expertise become irrelevant and impractical as many employers look for what is considered cheap labour – which is often provided by foreign nationals?

We interrogate the practicality of #PutSouthAfricaFirst, what it means and how it can be practiced in SA moving forward with Business Analyst, Ntate Lucas Moloi (Business Coach on SABC1’s Making Moves)

For #YouthMonth At the age of 26, Fhatuwani Nemakhavhani became the first black female actuary from the University of Pretoria (UP) and today at the age of 29 she is the president of ASABA (Association of South African Black Actuarial Professionals)... She's our first feature for #SAfmYouth today... And tell us her story to success!