#FamilyBookClub Serial-entrepreneur Tshepiso Phosa has teamed up with best-selling author Timothy Maurice Webster to release her first book ”Fuelling Futures”.

#FamilyBookClub Serial-entrepreneur Tshepiso Phosa has teamed up with best-selling author Timothy Maurice Webster to release her first book ”Fuelling Futures”.

INTERVIEW [STUDIO]: We continue profiling fabulous South African women, today we’ll have a studio chat with Thando Hopa, who is an diversity advocate, international model, writer lawyer and activist.

BE DRIVEN: We’ll speak to 22 year old chess player Tshepang Tlale. She was was awarded the Women International Master which is the highest title awarded by the World Chess Federation. Tlale’s been playing chess since she was 3 years old. She graduated with a BA in psychology and Portuguese from Wits University is currently pursuing a Masters in Psychology at BAU University in Turkey.

40 INTERVIEW: The Road Traffic Infringement Agency will tell about the demerit system for road users. President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences bill last week. We’ll speak to Jeff Chuwe, CEO of the Road Traffic Infringement Agency.

We chat to Afrotainment Boss, DJ Tira about the incident at the University of Venda this weekend.

We chat to Afrotainment Boss, DJ Tira about the incident at the University of Venda this weekend.

SNEAKER FRIDAY [STUDIO]: Drip Footwear is a South African Sneaker line founded by Lekau Sehoana earlier this year. Drip means drops of liquid but in urban street culture it means having a high fashion sense or style. Lekau joins us in studio.

It has been over three months since the floods that left over 71 people died in Kwa-Zulu Natal, and the people who were dispalced are still living in the temporary shelter. National treasury allocated over 150 million rand releif fund to assist victims and their families.

Thousands of mine-workers are trickling in at the infamous Koppie in Marikana - the shooting scene of 34 miners on August 16th in 2012. They are attending the commemoration event marking 7 years since the massacre happened. Members of different political formations, the clergy, social activists and families of the victims have also arrived. The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (Amcu) president Joseph Mathunjwa says The lives and conditions have still not changed....