Emile Coetzee, winner of Future Leaders Forum at the World Exhibition for Incentive Travel, Meetings and Events (IMEX) 2019 talks about her winning concept "Forbidden Fruit", that would ensure food security in the future.

Music group, Satori, joined us in-studio to talk about their musical journey.

Award winning chef and owner, Coco Reinarhz, joined us in-studio to talk African cuisine on Africa Day and about his new restaurant,Epicure

Charles Nyuykonge, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Global Dialogue, in Pretoria, talks about the African Union's Agenda 2063: Goals

Author and traveller, Lerato Mogoatlhe, talks about her book "Vagabond - Wandering through Africa on faith" that tells the story of her travels through the continent

During the 50th Anniversary of the Two Oceans Ultra Marathon held on the 20 April 2019, Advocate Marukgwane Moremogolo ran reading Zakes Mda’s The Zulus of New York.

He spoke to us about the purpose of reading a book while running, to raise awareness of the importance of books and literacy.

The campaign will see Advocate Moremogolo running the second half of Comrades Marathon reading a book to raise more than 600 books for the National Book Week in September 2019.

Internationally renowned dancer and choreographer Gregory Maqoma spoke about his illustrious career which started in the late 1980’s. We are later joined by his two guests : textile and knitwear designer, Laduma Ngxokolo and Thuthuka Sibisi -Composer, director and theatre-maker.

Reatile Moalusi –documentary photographer spoke about debunking myths about vitiligo through his art exhibition titled “Molelo Wa Badimo”.

Colleen Higgs, founder of Modjaji Books spoke about Modjaji Books ,an independent feminist press that publishes Southern African women writers. Modjaji Books fills a gap by providing a platform for serious and ground-breaking writing by new and established women writers with brave voices.

Professor Talita Greyling, a researcher in the field of wellbeing economics and development economics at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) along with Auckland University of Technology’s Dr Stephanie Rossouw have developed a ‘happiness index’ that measures the emotional temperature of the economy and track the country’s happiness sentiment.
Professor Talita Greyling spoke about how governments are able to influence the gross national level through the institutional and policy framework they establish.