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 AWARD

Lockdown cost Davy Tsopo his job washing dishes at a Johannesburg restaurant. Today he runs his own cake-baking business - and is making twice his previous salary.

For Davy Tsopo, a WiFi password changed his life. When Tsopo lost his cleaning job at a Johannesburg restaurant during lockdown, a neighbour thought sharing his password might help distract
Tsopo from his money worries.

GUEST: DAVY TSOPO – Founder of Cakey by Davy

The partnership with Galileo - a drive-in surf movie in Constantia and an outdoor film at Kirstenbosch Gardens - will add a welcome physical element to a diverse programme of online and hybrid events hosted by Wavescape in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The flagship Slide Night of talks by ocean gurus from around the world goes online, while Oceans Alive Surf Night: Cape Town, Cold Water and Conservation will be a hybrid global event live from the Two Oceans Aquarium featuring top surfers and scientists from around the
world.

GUEST: SHANI JUDES – Festival Director Wavescape Film Festival

I heart Market in Durban– is up and running in time for the Festive
Season Shopping; it returns next week Saturday, 5th December and
Saturday, 19 December from 8:30am to 2pm at The Hay Store, Point
Waterfront.

GUEST: ANNA SAVAGE - Founder of I Heart Market

How do you get the general public to still happily follow social distancing guidelines without them even knowing it? South African artists, Baba Tjeko, and Lauren Colin Mitchell (aka Curious Lauren), have partnered with Stella Artois to create an art installation.

GUEST: LAUREN COLIN MITCHELL / CURIOUS LAUREN – Artist

GUEST: BABA TJEKO

A South African media expert termed "rainmaker" is making waves across the country supplying solutions to the water crisis using atmospheric water generators to droughtstricken areas, in particular the Eastern Cape. His innovations are making a significant social and environment impact.

GUEST: RAY de VRIES – Founder AIR Water / WWW.AIRWATER.CO.ZA

The PAN AFRICAN VISUAL JOURNALISM EXHIBITION kicks off today until
13 December at The Market Photo Workshop in collaboration with the World
Press Photo & The Windybrow Arts Centre

GUEST: LEKGETHO MAKOLA - CEO Market PhotoWorkshop

ABEY MOKGWATSANE – Managing Executive of Brand, Communications and Sponsorships at Vodacom, overseeing the brand across South Africa, Lesotho, Mozambique, Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Prior to joining Vodacom in 2018, he was CEO of Ogilvy South Africa.

The contribution and role of black women in the development of the marketing industry is visibly missing. Multiple conversations are had about bridging this gap and giving opportunities to women of colour within the industry, but not much is being done about it. Industry leader, Abey Mokgwatsane has launched the Nnete Modise Bursary (named after his late grandmother).

DOUGLAS STUART has won the Booker Prize for SHUGGIE BAIN, his debut novel about a boy in 1980s Glasgow trying to support his mother as she struggles with addiction and poverty.

Chair of judges Margaret Busby said the judges' decision was unanimous and they only "took an hour to decide". The book is "challenging, intimate and grip-ping... anyone who reads it will never feel the same" she said.

The Booker prize is open to any novel written in English by an author of any nationality and four of this year's nominated books were written by debut novel-ists. All of this year's nominees are based outside the UK.

2020 The Year that killed Retirement - Ageing, adapting and reflecting on disruption and change by Michael Hook

GUEST: MICHAEL HOOK – Author