3 December20: It’s difficult to say what the long-term repercussions of 2020 will be. My hope is that even though we are still struggling through the emotional, physical and economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, and are likely to feel these effects for months, if not years to come, that this year has also shone a spotlight on some of the most critical issues we have been facing as a society.

GUEST : IAN FUHR - CEO THE HATCH INSTITUTE

Students at The International School of Cape Town have joined with more than 1 million youth to take action for the environment by studying and finding solutions to the climate change crisis.

GUEST: RENE FAHRENFORT - Teacher at The International School of Cape Town

The 2020 Standard Bank Young Artist for Jazz, Sisonke Xonti launched his new rec-ord, uGaba The Migration

GUEST: SISONKE XONTI - Saxophonists/ Musician

Zolani Mahola recently released a new single entitled “Remember Who You Are”

GUEST: ZOLANI MAHOLA – Musician

Each year, lexicographers at Oxford Languages, the maker of the Oxford English Dictionary, choose a single word or phrase to define the past 12 months. In 2019, it was "climate emergency," and in 2018, it was "toxic." But this year, they couldn't pick just one.

GUEST: DR. PHILIP LOUW - Oxford University Press South Africa - Lead Publisher: Dictionaries and Dictionary Data

Guest: ZOLA NENE – Chef Extraordinaire!

52 Week Challenge

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GUEST: ASANDA BIYANA - Realness Institute Partner and Project Manager of the Episodic Lab

Quinton de Villiers, from Beyers Park, recently walked away with the Sir Johannesburg 2021 title. The 47-year-old CEO of a logistics company said he is honoured about winning the competition.

GUEST: QUINTON DE VILLIERS – SIR JOHANNEBURG

In South Africa, a significant portion of the population (50%) lives under the poverty line, with many working in the informal sector.

GUEST: JAMES FORMBY – CEO of RMB Rand Merchant Bank