Ntombehle Huluhulu- spokesperson at the Pan SA Language Board spoke about the announcement of the three top phrase of the year 2019.
The top three words were : Zondo Commission, Gender-based violence and AmaPiano.

Chef Joey Atchama, recently won this year’s Best Chef Reunion Island award. He shared with us foods cooked in traditional Reunion Island style.
Joey participated in So Chef!, which runs from 5 to 20 October.

Dr Kate Skinner executive director of the South African National Editors’ Forum spoke about South Africa’s Black Wednesday.

On 19 October 1977, the apartheid government banned several Black Consciousness organisations including media houses,

Veteran actor Jerry Mofokeng wa Makhetha spoke to Michelle Constant about the sad death of former head of SAfm and internationally recognised radio playwright Jack Mullen.

Sander van Bussel- The founder and artist behind the Human Rights Tattoo project spoke about the organisations participation in the Open Design Afrika Festival in SA.

Dr Garth Benneyworth spoke about the 120 Year Commemoration of the South African War and the role of the Bakgatla-baga-Kgafela Tswana community during the War.

Rebone Ntsie- Dietition and Director for Nutrition at the National Department of Health, spoke about National Nutrition Week, observed from 9 to 15 October and National Obesity observed from 15 to 19 October 2019 respectively. According to statistics, almost 70% of women and 40% of men are either overweight or obese. She discussed the importance of eating healthy.

Hashim Tarmahomed- Honours STUDENT at Wits University spoke to us about winning the AfriSam Student Award for Sustainable Design. The award is a programme for architecture students and candidate architects across South Africa that aims to inspire students to apply their learning of sustainable and innovative solutions to existing structures.

Our guest presenter was Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Manager Lindiwe Sangweni Siddo . She spoke about being in the hospitality industry since 1987 when she studied at the renowned hospitality school, Ecole Les, in Switzerland. We were also joined by Zengeziwe Msimang, the CEO of the Oliver and Adelaide Tambo Foundation and Dali Tambo, Activist, Filmmaker, TV-personality, businessman and son of the late Oliver Tambo.

75-year- Emmanuel Gasa spoke to us about being recently admitted as an attorney by Gauteng High Court in Pretoria. We were also joined by his mentor, Brandon Tshabangu who gave him a chance to do his articles.