Manchala Sithole - Co-Founder of an NGO called Keep That Gold Shining NPC and Masters Mechanical Engineering student NWU - North-West University

Abigail Mbalo - Founder and Creative Director 4roomed Ekasi Culture in Khayelitsha City of Cape Town

(1) Tips for women to keep safe when traveling in public transport esp cabs
(2) keeping safe when driving in the rain (aquaplanning)
(3) people are keeping their cars for longer.

GUEST: Vuyi Mpofu - Motoring Journalist, Driving In Heels

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