Dr Mark Bussin, chairman of 21st Century, gives advice on HR & remuneration related issues

We chatted to Swedish Prepper, Andreas Karlsson of The Blog "Urvaken" about what it means to be a prepper and crisis preparedness

Our guest presenter was Dr Same Mdluli, Standard Bank Gallery Manager. We also spoke to jazz musician Sisonke Xonti about the relationship between visual arts and jazz, branding and advertising expert, Andy Rice, spoke about the Nando's documentary, Pluck and we looked at inner city book culture with Griffin Shea of Bridge Books

Andy Rice is probably South Africa's best-known branding and advertising expert

Cindy Helfer, co-ordinator of the Refugee Food Festival talks about the festival which is an itinerant event that sees restaurants opening their kitchens to refugee chefs for a gourmet and solidary event

Ingrid Louw, CEO of aware.org (Association for Alcohol Responsibility and Education) talks about its new campaign When you drink, drink Like There is a Tomorrow.

Charlene Herselman, an academic in the University of Pretoria’s department of historical and heritage studies, talks about the impact film tourism can have for the country and its economy

Wandile Sihlobo (agricultural economist), Mmatshilo Motsei (author, speaker) Yamkela Kiviet (entrepreneur) share their personal highlights of the week

Ahead of World Anti-Counterfeiting Day, Paul Ramara, Partner at Spoor & Fisher discusses how brands can overhaul the fight against global counterfeiters

Isaac Boshomane, co-owner of Kgabo Cars Training Services CC talks about the work he has done to uplift the youth within his community in Soshanguve, after he saw the need for jobs among the youth within the community and came up with a programme to train them.

London photographer Elisa Iannacone talks about her multi-media art installation "The Spiral of Containment: Rape's Aftermath" exploring the psychological impact of rape and it re-creates the thoughts and feelings left spiralling in the survivor's mind after the assault.