TheTakeOffInterview| New year, new you means an opportunity to start fresh and maybe land a new job. With the advent of COVID-19, it has become a bit challenging and competitive to reach out for your dream job.  For individuals planning to partake in a job search in 2022 what are  somejob-seeking tips and techniques?

Guest: Boniwe Dunster, An HR Professional

FASHIONABLE FRIDAYS: Sneaker Design Academy Ayashisa Amateki teaches the art of sneaker customization. The academy commissioned Esther Mahlangu to customize a pair of sneakers worth R7.7 million. Mahlangu is world renowned for her colourful Ndebele-inspired art. We’re now joined on the line by the founder of Ayashisa Amateki, Prince Menzi Mthethwa.

 #FeelGoodMoment today we had a chat to Phure Chochi - Committee
member of the Lebo Moloto Foundation – the brainchild of SA born
footballer…. Lebo Moloto currently plying his trade in the US.

Ask Mme Claudine gives advice to a listener.

LAST SHOW OF 2021

On Tuesday, South Africa will launch a R75-billion project aimed at combating climate change. Countries that transition to clean energy are more likely to attract foreign direct investment. South Africa did very well at COP26 and now is the time to deploy the $8.5-billion concessional finance. Martin Creamer is publishing editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly. He’ll be back At The Coal-Face at the same time next Friday. Sakina Kamwendo presents another Update From The Coal-Face with Martin Creamer, publishing editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly.

ARTS: We now find out about a pop cinema project that entertains and educates children called Vuma Pop Cinema. 

The project has screened films for kids in Khayelitsha in the Western Cape and Alice in the Eastern Cape.

To speak to us more we have Buhle Sithela, Founder and Curator Vuma Popup Cinema.

Yesterday we spoke to the Kasi Hero Foundation about their drive to donate school shoes and today we chat to an organization called Dream Catchers on their campaign to donate school uniforms to schools in mining communities. We’re joined on the line by Tina Ntsenge, Founder of Dream Catchers.