Since we're celebrating Africa Month, we'd like to discuss one of the issues that African women face when traveling alone across the continent. When it comes to culture and traditions, black women, or rather African women, are held to a higher standard than their white counterparts. Black women are expected to be culturally aware and to act in a certain way in terms of clothing, candour, and demeanour. We'll talk about some of these traditions and experiences with Lerato 'Madam Afrika' and Dr Zulu Mathabo in this conversation.

Guests: Lerato 'Madam Afrika' 

Guest: Dr Zulu Mathabo in this conversati

Guest: Dr Nomvuselelo Songelwa

Guest: Chris Djuma

Guest: Tunde Olowabi

Kholofelo Xesha Masha (32) self-taught watchmaker who studied Chemistry and worked as a Lab Analyst. He is the most 'bon vivant' found in the world of modern independent watchmaking today, inspired by his African Culture and roots.

Guest: Kholofelo Xesha Masha

The arts and culture sector is at the forefront of expression freedom. It is a significant employer in South Africa as well as a barometer of a healthy democracy. Nyoloha is Sesotho for Rise! The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT)’ drive is to enable youth to pursue excellence in their art and to create career ready graduates.

Guest: Arts & Culture Trust Interim CEO, Jessica Denyschen

The Windybrow Arts Centre will be hosting a joint exhibition bringing together works created by members of the WAC after-school programme and Lefika.

Guest: Zintle Radebe 

Professor Pitika Ntuli a fervent campaigner for peaceful co-existence of African peoples, renowned figure and a knowledgeable African elder with an impressive résumé as a culturally and formally enlightened all-round-African.

Guest: Prof Pitika Ntuli 

In 2019 Undiscovered Canvas launched the 1st art residency by a South African women on the French Riviera and 100 % funded by Undiscovered Canvas. 

Guest: Nomaza Coupez

In November 2021, Lady Skollie did a solo exhibition called A PREDICTION at Everard read Gallery which talks about inter-cultural exchanges between Tswana people and the San and through her work.

Guest Lady Skollie

Freedom - Set Yourself Free – This book was born from a place of brokenness. Thabo is a result of rape in the apartheid days. His mother was raped by a white man and this book motivation, that your situation can change.

Guest: Tshepo Matlou