Our next guest is a neo-soul artist fusing art with activism. With influences including Prince, Laura Mvula, D’Angelo, Ntozake Shange and Janelle Monáe, Moonga wraps his diverse palette into a sound that incorporates R&B, funk, soul, hip hop, rock, and electronic styles. What captures audiences' ears are Moonga's poignant lyricism, emotive melodies, textured interiority, and authentic social activism.

Guest: Moonga Kapambwe - Musician

With the casualties continuing to rise in Russia’s months-long invasion of Ukraine, reporters in the field face a daily tightrope walk between getting the story and potentially getting killed. At least 14 journalists have already died in the conflict, which broke out when Russian troops invaded Ukraine back in February. For women in the field, there are additional factors to grapple with, not the least being judgment about their decision to be there in the first place.

Guest: Debra Patta - CBS News Foreign Correspondent

As the world is fast moving to the direction of the fourth Industrial Revolution which has changed so many things that affect our daily lives. Looking for a job these days has become so complicated, as it is depended on technology. It’s on this background that the Tshwane University of Technology will be hosting a National Dialogue on the Future of Work dedicated to addressing the most pressing and the most important issues that pertain to the changing nature of work in the 21st Century. Is South Africa ready seeing how many young people remain unemployed? T

Guest: Tshidiso Mohlomi - Senior Director: Institute of Future of Work at TUT

CEO: Prasheen Maharaj- Sandhock Austral Shipyards 

Guest: Debby Owen

Focus: South Africa has a notably growing boat-building and manufacturing component sector that can be used as a learning base to adopt new technologies and ensure minimal carbon footprint as part of climate change mitigation strategies. To tell us more about the maritime value chain and what opportunities are available to business

Guest: Lindani Ntshangase

The Department of Transport commemorates World Maritime Day as an opportunity to create awareness about maritime in the country, particularly in the communities that do not have access to maritime activities. Schools children living within landlocked provinces are targeted through a maritime career exhibition through which the department and its stakeholders promotes career opportunities in maritime.

Guest: Zenzile Kwamanda Managing Director of Ethekwini Maritime sector

Guest: Unathi Sonti Maritime  business sector chamber Chairperson

Our next guest is committed to building an umbrella body for independent candidates wanting to run for the 2024 elections. Contrary to reports that this party would become the black caucus currently exiting en-masse from the DA, he wants to build a centrist and non-racial party with new faces that will energize voters. He is set to target 5,4 million voters and elect community leaders from the length and breadth of the country. What lessons did he learn while leader of the DA and how is he going to make sure that he does not repeat the same mistakes, also why should South Africans trust him this time around? Should his party one, what is the first thing he will do once in power? 

Guest: Mmusi Maimane - Leader of the Build One South Africa

 It has been reported that there is approximately R81 billion in unclaimed benefits which relate to retirement funds, insurance, and investments. This morning, Bryan continues on the issue of unclaimed benefits from last week and brings in an expert who can deal with some of the direct questions you may have…

Guest(Studio): Bryan Hirsch, Chairperson of Bryan Hirsch, Colley & Associates (Pty) Limited (Radio line: 011 880 4888)

Guest: Rowan Burger - Head Of Strategy · Momentum Investments

This morning Lionel is dealing with more of the questions you sent to him on various issues….

Guest(Studio): Lionel Makokotlela - Founder of Financial Wise Corner