Whether for business or pleasure, a good hotel is always something that you need. Prisca Hlatshwayo joins Gareth Cliff and the team to talk about how the Mercure Hotel Group prides itself on exceptional service and hotel offerings across SA, and how they can be part of your next trip.

Pretty much the first and last voice on the American presidential race, it's Warren Holstein from the USA. Everything from comparisons between Donald and Hitler right through to Melania's nude pics, live and learn with Warren here.

Warren Holstein gives you the latest from America with Donald and his clan headlining the Republican Convention. His wife Melania seems to have copied Michelle Obama's 2008 Democrat Convention speech word for word...

Arye Kellman stops by to let Gareth Cliff and the team in on CliffCentral’s big Nelson Mandela Day plans. In association with Kellogg’s, Arye and The #Kellman20 have some exciting plans lined up...

The story is told over and over again, but as time passes, perspectives change. Michael Flax and Simphiwe Petros speak to 10 influential young South Africans to see what they feel about our beloved country and the needs of the current youth. #MyJune16 is a journey of exploration and understanding...

Miss Earth 2015, Carla Viktor and Ukhozi FM DJ, AJ Mafokate share how the youth of South Africa can navigate a way forward. Do we have what it takes to build that future? We need to stop beating around the bush and attack the issues head on. AJ’s long time kwaito sensation father, Arthur Mafokate’s international hit ‘Don’t call me Kaffir’ is also discussed as one of the intentional messages to advocate change.

What are the greatest fears that hold us back as the youth? Tebogo Ditshego and Zareef Minty speak about the contrast between the youth of 1976 vs 2016, and the various opportunities that are out there today. Tebogo states how “we need to be more resourceful in our current conditions and just pursue your idea without hesitation”.

DaKruk from Yfm and artist Lee Roy Wright tackle ‘Taking Ownership’, amplified by DaKruk’s journey when he had to ‘bite the bullet’ in his younger years. He shares why he decided to work towards paying his own fees and thriving to put both his mother and brother through their studies to acquire degrees of their own.

Comedian Lazola Gola provides a lighthearted perspective on June 16 and its relevance on the youth of 2016. Sharing on the “sexiness” of #FeesMustFall, doing our part in raising awareness to some of the injustices faced, along with the power and influence to create change.

European history takes preference over South African history… why? Television presenter Chanley Wong poses: “How do we move forward without knowing our own history?”