Guest: Clara Vaughan - Head of the Market Theatre Lab

Guest: Beatrice Achaleke - Author

Guest: Mpho Cornelius - Founder of The Workshop ko Kasi

Features on events other than sport with playlisted Music, 19:00 to 21:00 friday and surtaday

how they have inculcated African heritage in their business model as well as within their corporate culture

Zodwa Tshabalala – Owner of eBundu Lodge

Realness is an initiative that aims to uncover the depth of cinematic talent that the African continent has to offer. Realness provides a space for filmmakers to develop their authentic voices within an African context.

Now in its 4th edition, Realness has hosted writer/directors from 13 different countries in Africa including Senegal (Rama Thiaw), Rwanda (Kantarama Gahigiri), Angola (Mario Fradique Bastos) and Kenya (Ng’endo Mukii).

GUEST: Mmabatho – One of the Co-Consultant on the Realness writing residency programme

Palesa Pads are reusable/washable sanitary towels that are, hygienic, sustainable, eco-friendly and easy to use. Through Palesa Pads Pty Ltd which is a social enterprise, Sherie leads an initiative #KeepAGirlChildInSchool which is to combat the lack of sanitary towels accessible to young girls in and around South Africa. The Pads are produced and Manufactured in Germiston, East of Johannesburg by 10 black seamstresses and lockers

GUEST (Studio): Sherie de Wet - Founder and CEO of Palesa Pads

AM Lodge is an exclusive, award winning, five-star lodge that is situated in Hoedspruit, Limpopo, South Africa. With exclusive all-inclusive packages, AM Lodge offers an intimate African experience to individuals or families of all ages who are looking to emerge their senses into the African Heartbeat. This luxury lodge hosts a maximum of 22 guests in the utmost luxury and style. Six suites offer complete seclusion as well as private and stunning views. Two completely secluded suites with private plunge pools provide an even more exclusive luxury African safari experience.

GUEST (Phone): Nsovo Mashaba – Director of AM Lodge

Gerard Sekoto award winner Banele Khoza opened his solo exhibition in Durban this week in which he considers the complexity of love: how important it is to acknowledge the hearts' desires and to learn self-love. The solo exhibition is presented by Alliance Française de Durban and The Durban Art Gallery and is in the gallery until 21 June 2019

GUESTS: Banele Khoza – Fine Artist, a curator of exhibition, and also owner of a space in Braamfontein (Studio and gallery) called BKHZ

Kerry de Jager - Step Up Educations South African Franchise Owner