Lebogang Lebogo, Bio technologist & first drone pilot for the South African National Blood Service spoke to us about delivering emergency blood to remote, rural areas in SA . She will operate the Tron unmanned aerial vehicle, a highly specialised aircraft to transport emergency blood packs from blood banks to district hospitals.

Leana de Beer, CEO of Feenix spoke to us about her Crowdfunding organisation Feenix, which was born out the need to address the issue of access to tertiary education for all. It serves as a digital platform, where businesses and individuals are able to donate funds to students.

Our guest presenter was Smangele Sibisi, founder and creator of Indalo Nubian Naturals: a natural hair salon that boasts in the grooming and maintaining of authentic, ethnic, African hair. She spoke about her business and entrepreneurship as a means of combating youth unemployment .

Mimo Makgosi, her long time client joined the conversation on the phone .

Bev Cupido, Design Indaba Festival Manager spoke to us about the
The Design Indaba Emerging Creatives Programme which aims to unearth fresh new talent across a multitude of sectors.

More than 250 delegates are expected to descend upon Kimberley next week for the biennial conference of the Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists, hosted by the Sol Plaatje University’s Department of Heritage Studies, in association with the McGregor Museum.

Our guest David Morris, organiser of the Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists Conference shared insight on what can be expected from the conference.

Our thought leaders today were Sharmla Chetty- Global Head of Europe & Africa for Duke Corporate Education and Edward Jardine, head of the International Tai Chi society in SA.

Sharmla Chetty spoke about what to expect at the Davos of Human Capital 2019 event on 11 July and Edward Jardine spoke about martial arts in South Africa and how the karate school self-development programme can improve mentality and spirituality.

EQ (emotional quotient) or EI (emotional intelligence) have been ranked as no.6 in the World Economic Forum’s list of top ten skills for employees to possess.
Khumo Theko - Researcher & Cultural Identity Trend Spotter at Flux trends spoke about about the importance of these skills in the workplace.

Our guest Josh Ansley is part of the production team that will be performing the songs of Simon & Garfunkel between 4 and 28 July,

He spoke about the music concert titled Here’s To You, which Is performed by a stellar all South African cast of 8 talented singers who all play musical instruments. Under the Musical Directorship of Wessel Odendaal, the cast is led by Josh Ansley. They will be performing live at Pieter Toerien’s Montecasino Theatre.

Shimmy Sello, executive chef at intercontinental Johannesburg Sandton Towers hotel spoke to us about his career and the restaurant offerings, where guests are treated to a delicious gourmet wine-pairing menu.

Sonia Mountford is one of the Eat Out Woolworths Sustainability Judges and the Food Chain Researcher & Writer of Eatgrity.

She spoke to us about the 2019 Eat Out Woolworths Sustainability Award, South Africa’s prestigious accolade for restaurants contributing to more socially and environmentally responsible practices, which officially opened entries.