GUEST: Selvan Naidoo Curator of the #1860HeritageCentre

GUEST: Ngcebo Mdima – Founding Director of Charlie Communications (He is a former employee at various record companies and PR firms)

Thought Leader 1: The need for diversity in STEM (in education, teaching as well as workplaces) needs to be vigorously pursued

GUEST: Dr Corrin Varady - CEO of IDEA Digital Education

Our Guest Presenter was Lee Naik, Chief Executive Officer of TransUnion Africa and leading digital and technology transformation expert. He spoke about his illustrious career, the role of disruptive technology in the digital economy, the price of data and his favourite books.

His chosen guests were Prejlin Naidoo – CEO of Okuhle Media and Vera Nagtegaal- Executive Head at Hippo.co.za who discussed the business value of digital transformation.

Steve Woodhall – Author, spoke about his book -Field Guide to Butterflies of South Africa. Following a worldwide trend to butterfly watching, in the book he encourages readers to observe behaviour rather than collect specimens.

Tymon Smith - Features Writer / Columnist at Sunday Times spoke about the British comedy-drama Sex Education Season 2.

Pinky Jiyane (18) from Ongoye High School spoke to us about being the grand winner of the Eskom Expo International Science Fair 2019. As part of the prize she won a bursary worth R1.3 milion and she will go and study in Germany this year .

Out Thought Leader Noel Ferguson, Executive Chairman of The Institute of One World Leadership provided a synopsis on how Brexit happened, and what can be expected in 2020 and beyond.
Our other Thought Leader, was Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize who reassured South Africans that the national health department has enough contingency measures in place to properly deal with the corona virus outbreak.

Aly-Khan Satchu- CEO OF investment advisory firm, Rich Management spoke to us about the economical impact of the East Africa locust plague.

Our guest presenter was Vlogger, Satirist, Author, producer and performer, Lesego Tlhabi who’s alter-ego is Coconut Kelz. She spoke to us about South African current affairs and shared her thoughts around race dynamics.
Her chosen guests were Desire Marea - writer, musician, and artist and
Legend Manqele- CEO of The Bar Group - the new owner of Destiny magazines.