UK-based, South African born, artist, Jennifer Morrison, talks about her forthcoming exhibition titled ‘Surface Depth’.

Luvuyo Ndiki, founder of Red Cup Village, talks how they have used 3D printing technology to manufacture biodegradable cups made from sugarcane and corn-starch and how the company was inspired by his grandmother

Dion Chang, founder of Flux Trends talks about innovative trends to be expected in 2019

We review the stylish ‘social cafe’ Spilt Milk situated in Melville’s famous 7th Street.

Shando Theron- Head of Matrimonial Law Department at Theron & Theron Attorneys talks about why relationships fail and how the Family Dynamics Seminar will help to create healthy marriages.

Christina Hagen, Pamela Isdell Fellow of penguin conservation at BirdLife SA, talks about saving African penguins from extinction.

Our guest presenter was principal dancer and choreographer at Joburg Ballet, Kitty Phetla, who was also awarded the 2019 Standard Bank Young Artist Awards winner in Dance. Her chosen guests were master distiller, Andy Watts, Lerato Ngobeni, program manager at Harvard University’s Center for African Studies Africa Office and radio/ media personality, KG Moeketsi

Makhosi Msimango, owner of Ndzenga Tours and chairperson of the KwaZulu-Natal Chapter of WiT (Women in Tourism) talks about how the women involved within the tourism sector in KwaZulu-Natal have launched this empowerment programme to enhance opportunities within the tourism sector

Sifiso Mnisi, Head of Programme: Faculty of Humanities at The Independent Institute of Education, talks about what new prospective students should consider when signing up with institutions, that are still accepting applications for study in 2019.

Our thought leader was author, motivational speaker and businessman, Billy Selekane, looking at how we should approach the new year