Entertainment reporter and pop culture enthusiast at the "Post Officially" Lwazi Hadebe spoke to Wasanga mehana on the latest entertainment news from why people are divided on actress Rami Chuene supporting her daughter's career choice, Female rapper Cardi B appearing on Fast & the Furious 9  and more

Head of Centre for Enteric Diseases at the National Institute for Communicable Diseases, Dr Juno Thomas spoke to Wasanga Mehana on how people can  contract Typhoid fever, how common the disease is in South Africa Africa and the importance of water and sanitation.

Digital specialist, Dirk Visser  spoke to Wasanga Mehana on an Italian online university offering a new three year program to earn a degree in social media influencing. He also discussed whether this could be an actual carer path within South Africa.

Social worker and psychiatric intake clinician at Akeso psychiatric hospital, Megan Hosking spoke to Wasanga Mehana on ways in which people can manage their stress levels, How to balance work and stress. She also discussed how people may confuse stress with anxiety and how to find a coping mechanism.

Journalist at Eagerjourneys.com, Iga Motylska spoke to Wasanga Mehana about sustainable travel news coming out of South Africa and the world with travel journalist.

Troye CEO, Helen  kruger spoke to Wasanga Mehana on the majority of companies failing to meet the demand for uninterrupted access to  applications and data. She also discussed how this impacts these businesses and what can be done going forward.

Chief Solutions Officer at LAWTrust,  Maeson Maherry spoke to Wasanga mehana on how much South African businesses lose in Cyber security, the importance of risk assessment and how businesses can protect themselves.

Njabulo lovedalia mbokane, SAb and Farmsol young emerging farmer spoke to Wasanaga Mehana on what inspired her to be a farmer, her take on Agriculture in South Africa and how it feels being in a male dominated industry.

Charlene Lakay, momentum Metropolitan Group CSI manager spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on the importance of financial literacy to overcome debt in South Africa, the importance of borrowing or lending money responsibly and understanding  how to budget.

Lwazi Hadebe, entertainment reporter and pop culture enthusiast from "the post officially" spoke to Nickolaus Bauer on the South African horror movie "8" which is screening overseas,  BET announcing KB Motsilenyane as the adult Lebo Mathosa, Black coffee appearing on the Today show and more.