GUEST: BASH–ARTIST

Bethuel Mangena, a cartoonist is one of the winners in the Third International Cartoon Contest. The call for the competition was published internationally in the first days of the coronavirus outbreak.

GUEST: BETHUEL MANGENA - Cartoonist at the African News Agency

Doughnut economics, is a visual framework for sustainable development – shaped like a doughnut . The diagram was developed by Oxford economist Kate Raworth in the Oxfam paper A Safe and Just Space for Humanity and elaborated upon in her book Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist

GUEST: KATE RAWORTH - Author of Doughnut Economics. Co-founder of Doughnut Economics Action Lab. Teaching at Oxford University's Environmental Change Institute. (She/ her)

GUEST: CHEF KATLEGO MLAMBO – Head Chef at The Marabi Club in Johannesburg's Maboneng Precinct

52 Week Challenge
Nico’s Does the Name Challange
LUCKY ALLEN ROGER ROGER POLLY THEMBA HANS JETCREW IAN HANS VISH LUCKY RANJAY RADITI ROD XOLANI THEMBA GAIL RAY ANTHONY ANTHONY NICK THEMBA CAL MAHUNGU ELDRID UWE LYN LYN’S HUSBAND (CHARLIE) RANJAY CASPER GERALD AUBREY ALAN JETCREW PETER BONGANI IMRAN KEN SHANE TUMELO JUDY JETCREW HANS MIKE PETER IN DURBS AWARD.

Guest: NICO SMIT

SOUTH AFRICAN EXTREME SWIMMER Ryan Stramrood, has been nominated for the prestigious World Open Water Swimming Association (WOWSA) ‘Man of the Year’ award.

GUEST: RYAN STRAMROOD - EXTREME SWIMMER

South African Artist Fiona Kirkwood, Exhibits new award-winning
installation Rain, exhibited at the 11th International Fiber Art Biennale: “From Lausanne to Beijing”, curated out of Beijing China.

GUEST: FIONA KIRKWOOD - Artist

Ginger, Lemon and Garlic as some of the items listeners here on Safm have been calling in about- stating that the prices have gone ridicoulously high. What has your shopping for your food been? Are you seeing a hike in your food basket? Author of “Finding Common Ground’ Land, Equity and Agriculture”., Wandile Sihlobo,

GUEST: WANDILE SIHLOBO - Chief economist at Agricultural Business Chamber of South Africa (Agbiz) who has also serves as a member of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Advisory Panel on land reform

To bee or not to bee: South African beekeepers face tough odds. Chinese imports, too few trees, not much government support: are said to be some of the reasons for the challenge.

GUEST: MIKE ALLSOPP - Senior Researcher Agricultural Research Council South Africa.

The French Embassy is the most important entity above all the official French ser-vices in RSA. The Embassy in Pretoria is divided in several departments : Chancel-lery politics, Press department, administrative and financial department, cultural de-partment, the French Police’s International Technical Co-operation and the military mission.

GUEST - Ms SELEN DAVER Cultural attaché at the French Embassy

GUEST - Ms LESLEY WILLIAMS CEO Tshimologong Precinct