Eat To Thrive is founded by Arabella Parkinson Founded by a chef and a qualified health coach from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition.

 Arabella Parkinson founded Eat to Thrive to promote sustainable food systems and healthy food relationships. During the lockdown, she started offering virtual cooking classes to teach people how to use what they already had in the pantry to make healthy meals.

Guest : Arabella Parkinson (Eat to thrive) is a holistic private chef, yogi, nutritionist and health coach

Guest: Vuyi Zondo - Founder and owner of Coruim Skin care

Guest: Lisa Henry -CEO of the Jozi Film Festival

According to Bongiwe, Umbhaco is far from being merely a museum object,” she said. “It often forms part of narratives amongst Xhosa-speakers and comes to be fixed in meaning

Guest:Bongiwe Hlekiso , a researcher at situation University of the Western Cape (UWC)

The City of Johannesburg will be presenting the 29th edition of the Annual Arts Alive International Festival under the theme “A Redefining and Artistic Creative Future”. It will be taking place from the 7th of September to the 12th of December 2021. The Arts Alive Festival will be a hybrid event that will be presented for both virtual and physical audiences.  Bridget Masinga will be joined by Vuyisile Mshudulu - Director: Arts, Culture and Heritage at City of Johannesburg

Guest :Vuyisile Mshudulu - Director: Arts, Culture and Heritage at City of Johannesburg

Zuluish Appliances and automation is a company by Yandisa Saint-Zulu Yandisa took 7 years to  research the market, until this year in February it was all actualized. Zuluish is a company that seeks to one day completely manufacture Appliances from South Africa to the world as we have noticed that no African appliance companies exist at the moment. We are determined to change the narrative.

Guest : Yandisa Zulu – Owner of Zuluish appliances and automation

A Raisin in the Sun play which features cast Keketso Semoko, Nat Ramabulana, Xolile Tshabalala and Gerben Kamper.

Originally set in the 1950s, A Raisin In The Sun tells the story of an African American family’s desire and aspirations to move beyond segregation and disenfranchisement.

Guest : Dr Jerry Mofokeng-Director of a Raisin In the Sun and Actor

is taking place at the 24 August to 5 September 2021. The Festival, which is Africa's oldest festival will be totally online and totally free,  and this year will be hosted under the theme “Border Crossings”

Guest:  Lliane Loots Lecturer, University of KwaZulu-Natal

Organic plant-based meal replacements designed to maximize your longevity on your quest to weight management, health and fitness, manage and reverse diabetes but also to substantially lower the cost of diabetes healthcare.

Guest:Vhutshilo Ronald Netshiongolwe is an intensely futuristic entrepreneur who is  focused on ideas that reinvent narratives.

The exhibition's title MASHŪRAH مشورة translated from Arabic means "consultation” or “to seek advice”.

Guest:Sara Bint Moneer Khan-Curator of MASHŪRAH ARTS