Phumelele Ndumo, Financial Advisor, Author and Founder of Thuthuka gave us insight into the do's and don’ts of buying a car.
Thuthuka SA, is a company with a mission to help the average South African become as wealthy as he or she can be.

Gordon Banks, Dogtown’s behaviourist spoke about a brand new dog safety programme offered at local schools.

The programme is focused on teaching children how to behave responsibly around the dogs they spend time with, which is critically important to avoid unnecessary injury and trauma.

Raylene Peine, spokesperson of the Association for Dietetics in SA spoke about the the World Health Organisation's recent report that classifies work-place burnout as an occupational phenomenon.

Bongani Xulu Vice President of Surfing SA spoke about the Development Surf Day taking place on Sunday, 7 July, to celebrate the journey of transformation in surfing. Young surfers from KZN’s iLembe Surf Riders, Ubuntu Learn to Surf and Swim Club, Sisonke Surf Club and Surfers Not Street Children (SNSC) will take to the waves in a fun tag team event.

We spoke to Reggie Xaba, founder and designer of Durban based footwear brand ifele. Reggie and other Durban creatives will be showcasing their work at the House & Garden show which take place next month under the Discover Durban Design exhibition.

Thebe Ikalafeng, founder of the award-winning Brand Leadership Group, was our guest presenter this week and he spoke about domestic tourism, travelling in Africa and climbing Kilimanjaro. We were also in conversation with Thembi Khumalo and Jerry Mabena, CEO of Thebe Tourism Group,

Joshua Potgieter, co-founder of Guerilla House spoke to us about being the winner of Eco-Youth award. Guerilla House is a shared learning platform for the experimentation and pursuit of regenerative technologies and regenerative worldviews.

Xolani Mawande, the new CEO of SA Board of People Practices talks about his new appointment and outlines the future strategy of South Africa’s HR professional and quality assurance body, which is responsible for setting HR standards nationally.

We spoke to Gayle Edmunds, Managing Editor of City Press, about her thought leadership article in the City Press, focusing on why we need to create a habit of reading for pleasure and not only for the purpose of studying to get a qualification.

Our thought leaders were Marubini Raphulu CEO of JSE-listed Hulisani and Kabelo Chabalala - Founder of The Young Men Movement and Columnist for the Star, Pretoria News and IOL.
Marubini Raphulu spoke about what this week’s State of The Nation Address depicts about the energy sector in South Africa. Kabelo Chabalala spoke about how the Young Men Movement is creating safe spaces for men to express themselves and be comfortable in their own shoes.