GUEST: Rodney Berman - Top South African boxing promoter and founder of Golden Gloves Promotions

On Sunday, 2 August, Caitlin Rooskrantz was meant to take to the bars as the first artistic gymnast to represent South Africa at the Olympics in 15 years. Instead, the COVID-19 pandemic hit and the Games have had to be postponed.

So in honour of the years of hard work and preparation that have gone into getting Olympic-ready, and in pursuit of some good news and real heroes we can all get behind, Sanlam is getting behind Caitlin and asking South Africa to do the same. How? By cheering her on as she performs her routine via live stream from her training facilities in Johannesburg on the exact day she would have competed in Tokyo.

Guest: Caitlin Rooskrantz - South African gymnast

According to Batchelder, her team has already been in touch with the Disaster Management office in Durban as well as the Tourism Durban office to find a way to make the Amashova a success amidst the pandemic.

GUEST: Amashova Race Director, Annie Batchelder

At the age of 29, Lance already has an impressive 12 years of racing under his belt. His involvement in motorsport was virtually assured from the outset, having grown up watching and supporting his very own hero – his father Neil Woolridge who is a multiple cross country champion on two and four wheels, and competed in the Dakar Rally in 1998 and 1999.

Guest: Lance Woolridge, star of the South African Cross Country Series

Guest :Advocate Norman Arendse SC - Former Cricket South Africa (CSA) president

The 1977 World Champion had one thing in mind when he started competing, and that was to figure out a way to surf forever. He was and still is one of the ultimate stoked surfers, and competitive surfing was initially the means to an end. That world champion title and a career in pro surfing was his reward.

Guest: Shaun Tomson - The 1977 world champion surfer

GUEST: Roger De Sa - former Bafana Bafana goalkeeper; has been in charge of Wits, Pirates, Ajax Cape Town, Maritzburg United, Platinum Stars and Cape Umoya United.

Presently a record 20 SA players are plying their trade in foreign women’s leagues and that points to the growth of individual players.

Many have come through the country’s systems, which have been an integral part of Safa’s Vision 2022, a plan launched in 2014. The plan targets the fundamental rebuilding of structures at all levels to create the conditions to bring about international success for the national teams.

Women have had increased participation in the governance of local football. On the regional front, two women hold the positions of presidents, and a total of 52 serve as vice-presidents.

Guest: Former SAFA assistant technical director - Fran Hilton-Smith

Motivational and Inspirational Speaker;Sibusiso Vilane started climbing Mountains after meeting John Doble in 1996 by summiting peaks in the Drakensberg. In 1999 he summited Kilimanjaro and went on to the Himalayas in 2002, where he successfully climbed Pokalde, Lobujé and Island Peak, all of which are over 6 000 metres high, they were the only peaks he climbed before his Mount Everest expedition. On 26 May 2003 he stood on the summit of Mount Everest becoming the first black person in the world to achieve this feat.

GUEST: Motivational and Inspirational Speaker - Sibusiso Vilane

GUEST: Sport and Recreation MEC, Hlengiwe Mavimbela.