INTERVIEWEE (STUDIO): ANDREW LEEUW – ONE OF THE CO-OWNERS OF SOMETHING FRESH
INTERVIEWEE: PHIWO - PROJECT MANAGER FOR LUJU FESTIVAL
what can be fresher? Sumting Fresh was started in 2012, out of a chance meeting of Andrew Leeuw and Hezron Louw. With a shared passion for food, they took to the streets of Midrand, operating their experimental kitchen out of a food trailer

NKOSINATHI MAHLANGU, PORTFOLIO HEAD OF YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMMES AT MOMENTUM
South Africans are experiencing worsening levels of financial vulnerability, which implies a rising sense of economic insecurity and a general inability to cope financially. This is according to the latest Momentum/Unisa Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index, which reveals that many South Africans are not living within their means, which typically translates into increased hardship in the future.

New winery appointment at Delheim heads for internship in California
Nongcebo Langa adds fresh verve to Stellenbosch estate

Delheim wine estate has appointed a new, young and dynamic assistant winemaker to complete its award-winning team under Roelof Lotriet. The 26-year-old Nongcebo "Noni" Langa will commence her tenure upon completion of an internship in California that was facilitated by Delheim.

INTERVIEWEE - PROFESSOR JOSE RAMOS, HEAD OF HPB SURGERY, WITS UNIVERSITY DONALD GORDON MEDICAL CENTRE.
The pancreas plays a key role in all aspects of maintaining a healthy digestive system. Men especially need to make sure they are looking after the pancreas, which plays an essential role in converting the food we eat into fuel for the body's cells.1

JACKIE MURRAY - CLIENT ADVISORY FOR STRAUSS & CO


The Masterclass programme is an opportunity to learn and connect with like minded people in the art world.
The money raised from the Masterclass series goes to our Bursary Fund – We are currently funding 3 Postgraduate students through 3 different universities, all art related, UJ, Wits and Pretoria University. Selection is made by suggestions from Professors at the University.

Our guest presenter today was Jay Pather, curator, choreographer and an academic. Pather is also an Associate Professor at the University of Cape Town where he directs the Institute for Creative Arts.

We were also joined in studio by his two guests: Dr Nomusa Makhub, an art historian, artist and co-curator of the South Africa Pavilion at the 2019 Venice Biennale As well as Gabrielle Goliath, a multidisciplinary artist known for her distilled and sensitive negotiations of complex social concerns, particularly relating to situations of gendered and sexualised violence.

The 2019 Sunday Times Literary Awards shortlists have been announced.
Michele Magwood, Convenenor of the awards and Books Editor for Sunday Times spoke to us about the awards.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Alan Paton Award which has, over the decades, showcased the most acute and incisive non-fiction writing in South Africa.

Earlier this week, a gang of robbers made off with jewellery, cash and items from guests and staff at The Mount Nelson Hotel.
Enver Duminy, CEO of Cape Town Tourism spoke to us about what the tourism industry can do to combat similar incidents of organised crime.

Our Thought leaders today were spoke about their written columns published on news24. Selene Brophy - Editor at Travel24 spoke about her article titled: Cape Flats Gangland: Come with me down paradise road. Terence Corrigan - Project Manager at The Institute of Race Relations spoke about his column titled :Fire across the land: The steep price of state failure on land

Tanya Dos Santos – Head of Group Sustainability at Investec and head of Investec Rhino Lifeline spoke to us about the Investec Rhino Lifeline.

The Investec Rhino Lifeline has refined its focus since its inception in 2012, to concentrate on two key areas: youth education and rhino rescue.