Bongi Didiza- Motoring Journalist, Driving In Heels

Mbe Mbhele – Writer of the Production

GUEST (studio): Leonard Hlangabeza – MD of Nyathi Arts Creations

Guest: Louis Heyneman | CEO at Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra

TRAVELERS LOG: Spotlight on great and quaint places to visit in Mzanzi: We review 4 gems spread across the country over a month exploring what you can do in each province in the country.

Xama Adventures provide tours, safaris and river rafting for groups of all sizes and ages to many destinations within, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia. Affordable, Luxury lodge accommodation or camping tours and safaris.

Guest: James Browne – Owner of Xama Adventures

Timothy Joshua Murphy – From Rondebosch Boys High in Cape Town

Vuyi Mpofu- Motoring Journalist, Driving In Heels

Topic 1:

FUEL PRICES
95 Petrol: Will drop by 14 cents per litre
93 Petrol: Will drop by 4 cents per litre
Diesel: will increase by 9 cents per litre
Paraffin: Will increase by 9 cents per litre

Topic 2:

LEARNER'S LICENCE:
Public schools in Gauteng offering students an opportunity to get their K53 learner's licences. Parents to check if their children's school offers the program.
The advantages of learner's obtaining this life skill early on
2019 Matriculants who haven't obtained Learner's licences urged to do so.

Topic 3:

ANSWERING CELLPHONES WHILST DRIVING
In light of the murder of a headmaster from Orange Farm who had allegedly stopped on the roadside to answer his phone, motorists advised to answer their phones when in a safe space or rather call back when they've reached their destination

children's after school transport to remind parents about how to best select the safest option for your child/ren

Phuti Kabasa (nèe Ngoasheng) from Tshwane, Gauteng founded Mopani Queens

Guest: Craig Parks – Festival Director of the Cape Town Jazzathon

Khayelitsha, Cape Town-based climate justice activist Ayakha Melithafa (17) has just confirmed she will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos (from 21 January), where she will speak on panels alongside Greta Thunberg and others.
But Ayakha needs an urgent hand. The forum invited her and will cover basic costs, but for her to have the biggest possible impact, she faces more expenses, and only has two more weeks to prepare.
Ayakha will use this platform to inspire social and climate activism in her community in SA, speak out against big emitters who are blocking action, and call on SA to reduce its own emissions and plan a just transition.

Guest: Ayakha Melithafa - Climate Change Activist