Dr Kofi Okreye Dede, spoke to us about Allegra, a proudly South African company that specialises in healthcare management. Allegra is a tech–based contributor to the medical sector that empowers healthcare communities, by providing access to information that enhances total individual care.

Ntokozo Ngubane, a registered Dietitian at the Heart and Stroke Foundation SA spoke about Rheumatic Fever Week which takes place on 1-6 August

Our guest presenter was Professor Nicola Kleyn- Dean of the University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science and former President and current member of the Board of the South African Business Schools Association.

Professor Nicola’s chosen guests were Mzamo Masito, Chief Marketing Officer at Google Africa and Dr Zukiswa Mthimunye who is a member faculty and alumnus at GIBS.

Nomsa Mazwai, aka NomiSupasta spoke to us about the UJ Weekend of Jazz 2019 event taking place from 23 to 25 August 2019. Organised by UJ Arts & Culture, the event will present musicians such as Gabi Motuba, Nduduzo Makhatini, NomiSupasta, Titi Luzipo and Spha Mdlalose.

Ten-year-old Relebogile Mothema, a grade 4 pupil at St Andrew’s School for Girls has written about her experience with bullying & childhood obesity in her book “Bizzarcar”, The book aims to draw the reader’s attention towards the social challenges around eating junk food and obesity - a challenge many children face in the modern age. Relebogile and her mom Khanyisa Teffo joined us in studio to talk about the book.

Cheslyn Jacobs – Head of Sales and Service at TymeBank spoke to us about a recent study which found that 76% of South Africans run out of money before the end of the month . The study, titled “More Month Than Money” was conducted by World Wide Worx and commissioned by TymeBank in an effort to get a deeper understanding of the challenging financial realities that South Africans face today.

Our thought leader today was Sharon Ekambaram, Manager of the Refugee and Migrant Rights Programme at Lawyers for Human Rights. She spoke about the difference between crime and corruption.

Our thought leader was Omar Badsha - CEO and Founder of South African History Online. He spoke about the importance of reaching out to young people, teaching them a culture of voluntarism and extending the variety of workforce development programmes to increase internship opportunities for youth.

Barry Greyvenstein, Co-Founder and Course Presenter at the Mediation Academy, spoke about The Maintenance Calculator. The Mediation Academy has created the free Web app for calculating child maintenance, aimed at solving South Africa's child maintenance problem and create new opportunities through the use of technology.

ZANELE MUHOLI - VISUAL ACTIVIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER
Founded in 2006 in recognition of a lack of black queer visibility, Muholi’s Faces and Phases series has grown into a living archive of black and white photographic portraits of more than 500 lesbians, gender-nonconforming individuals and transmen in various expressions of their sexuality and gender identity