Africa Travel Indaba Interview

Africa Travel Indaba Interview

The Franschhoek Literary Festival

Marj Brown: Educationist

Financial Corner: Savings vs wealth creation: Financial advisor at Bryan Hirsch Colley and Associates, Bryan Hirsch gives guidance on wealth creation and short term savings. 

Citizens have until the 14th of May to comment on a Code of Conduct released by the Information Regulator for gated communities and buildings where personal information is collected before entry. Director and Regulatory Head at Werkmans Attorneys, Ahmore Burger-Smidt walks Joanne Joseph through the details of the code of conduct.

6 in 10 youths Unemployed in latest stats, 61% of South African youth are unemployed.

Joanne Joseph is in conversation with Independent Economist, Stephen Mantsho and Buhle Magwaza, project Lead at Advocacy campaign Youth Capital about the jobs numbers.

The Road Traffic Management Corporation's Executive Manager for  Road Traffic Information and  Technology at the RTMC, Kevin Kara-Vala explains the changes in language used for the electronic learner's license test

SAPS National spokesperson, Brigadier Athlenda Mathe speaks to Joanne Joseph about the twin culpable homicide cases under investigation after 3 members of a family were killed in separate car accidents.

As Africa’s Travel Indaba shines a global spotlight on Durban and KwaZulu-Natal, attention is also turning to the local businesses powering the tourism experience behind the scenes. One of them is Syavaya Tours — a homegrown KZN company that has risen from humble beginnings to become an official shuttle service provider for this year’s event. It’s also a success story of how tourism incubation programmes and local support can help small businesses grow into major industry players. 

Guest: Phetheni Mbonambi: Director, Siyavaya Tours,