Musician Speedy talks about Bongo Maffin reuniting to create their latest single 'Harare'.

Vukheta Mukhari, postgrad civil engineering student at UCT talks about developing the world’s first bio-brick grown from human urine .

Aisha Pandor, founder of mobile platform SweepSouth talks about disrupting the domestic work industry.

Belgium artist, Bart Smeets talks about the largest public art mural in Cape Town which is about to dominate a previously uninteresting site in Harrington Street.

Kerith Botha MD of Nielsen South Africal, talks about the 5 biggest things South Africans are cutting back on to save money

We were joined by Dr Sindiwe Magona, author and recipient of the Order of Ikhamanga in Bronze for her literary and humanitarian contributions and her outstanding achievements in literature. We were also in conversation with Prof Nomvula Mtetwa, founder and CEO of Community Pay Back Movement (CPBM) and poet Antjie Krog

Urban planning pundit Constant Cap speaks about Open Streets Cape Town's learning exchange with representatives from 10 African countries this week as part of Transport Month.

Jeremy Sampson, Managing Director of Brand Finance Africa speaks about their latest report on the value of intangible assets globally which has surpassed US$50 trillion for the first time in history.

Freelance Journalist and Mandy Rossouw Award for Accountability winner at the IsuElihle Awards, Edwin Naidu speaks about the state of journalism and reporting of stories involving children in the media.

Moshibudi Motimele, PHD student at WITS and Lisa Illingworth, co-founder of FutureproofSA, share their highlights and stories of the week both focusing on education and the education system.