Lehlohonolo Peega – A music student at Wits and Phiwe Mncwabe – BA social science graduate share their views on the youth of South Africa and the challenges they face.

Dr Thandi Ndlovu, sister of Hastings Ndlovu talks about her brother, who was a schoolboy that was killed in the Soweto uprising against the apartheid system on June 16 1976 in South Africa.

Mr Sifiso Mtsweni, executive Chairperson of National Youth Development Agency, spoke about the education system of today and creating a better learning environment for our youth.

Errol Freeman, marketing director at Lulaway spoke about how SMEs play an important role in solving youth unemployment in SA.

Nyiko Ashley Mabasa, the Wits University SRC Secretary General and Master Candidate at Wits, spoke about the role of youth in dealing with 21st century challenges.

We spoke to Senzo Nhlapho an Artist who will be painting a live portrait of Mbuyisa Makhubo at the Box Shop June 16 Food Market in Soweto.

Lasseindra Ninja, a professional French queer dancer is an emblematic figure of voguing in France, She spoke about Vogue Nights Jozi, an event for the queer community who are seeking visibility, survival, and acceptance in a city that hardly acknowledges their existence.

Ntokozo Khambule plays a bold brave and headstrong woman who defies culture and her elders in Nomalizo, The Brave. The musical is a tale of love which comes to the Playhouse for a short season from 26 until 30 June.

Dr Richard, Paediatric Pulmonologist at Sandton MediClinic and Cystic Fibrosis Medical and Scientific Advisory Committee at Wits University spoke about cystic fibrosis and how pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy plays a key role in maintaining health in people with cystic fibrosis.

Jaryd Hermann the co-founder and Head of Product and Experience at WeCast spoke about WeCast, a mobile app for casting professionals, models, actors and other talent. It is the first of its kind in SA with very little like it globally.