We spoke to Farida Cajee, 18, from Hoërskool Schweizer-Reneke in the North West and Miné Steenkamp, 16, from Hoërskool Douglas in Kimberley. They are both winners of the local Eskom Expo, which was held in Gauteng in September 2019.

We spoke to Siphindile Hlongwa - curator for Time of the Writer Festival and Nozizwe Cynthia Jele a South African novelist about the festival which takes place in March.

In our Thought Leader feature, Tali Nates-Director of the Johannesburg holocaust & genocide centre spoke about the 75th Commemoration of the Liberation of Auschwitz and Muhammed Seedat – chair of the Institute of Directors in SA spoke about the tragic drowning of a Parktown Boys’ pupil during an orientation camp.

Dr. Wouter Geerts Senior Research Analyst at Skift, spoke to us about the short-term rental sector rapidly expanding globally.

Our Guest Presenter was Enver Duminy, CEO of Cape Town Tourism who spoke about working alongside his Cape Town Tourism team to find ways to address sustainability in tourism,in the mother City by combining innovation and agility.

His chosen guests were James Vos Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Opportunities & Assets Management in the City of Cape Town and Mo Hendricks - Safety & Security Manager for Cape Town Central Improvement District.

Richard Cock conductor, MC, Speaker & educator, spoke to us about the Johannesburg International Mozart Festival which gives resonance to Beethoven’s concept of unity.

Sixteen year-old Lwazi Ngwenya is ranked the 3 rd under 16 Tennis Player in South Africa, he plays for the U16 National Team.
He spoke to us about winning an array of tournaments , his interests and his long term goal.

Our guest presenter was Carolyn Steyn - Philanthropist, actress, patron of the arts, and creator of the 67 Blankets for Madiba charity. Her chosen guests were legendary artists, musician PJ Powers and Michael de Pinna who is a talented actor, singer, dancer and television presenter.

Tlhaki lekganyane, AKA Jay Stash, CEO and owner of HotBoy Productions and Poi Poi clothing label, spoke about his businesses.

The Poi Poi brand now has over 7000 clients across the African continent, and has sold over 12000 caps, and now sponsors the South African Hip Hop Awards.

Our Thought Leader was Mandla Sibeko, Entreprenuer and Founder of Seed Capital Ventures who paid tribute to the late Dr Richard Maponya. Our other Thought Leaders were Yusuf Abramjee, Social Cohesion Advocate & Founder of Tax Justice South Africa and Mandisa Tselane Spokesperson of the Kagiso Trust.