FASHIONABLE FRIDAY[STUDIO]: Homegrown Shandis is a
home for the creative minds made up of two brands
namely: Mama Kea and Pex Lifestyle. The brand has
dressed big names like Mbongeni Ngema, Kwesta and
Dr Musa Mthombeni. We’re joined by Scelo Mabuza,
Founder of Homegrown Shandis.

ARTS: The University of Johannesburg and the Manzini

Zungu Foundation have joined forces to unearth the
potential future of African storytellers. We now speak to
Manzini Zungu who is the Founder and Chairperson of
the Manzini Zungu Foundation.

TECH TUESDAY: 23-year-old Mzamo Mbhele has come up
with an app called Job X which helps job seekers find
employment by showing them available jobs near them
based on their qualifications. Mbhele is from eMlazi in
Durban and is a third year IT Software Development student
at Mangosuthu University of Technology. He joins us on the
line.

Driving school owners in Mpumalanga have
reportedly demonstrated against traffic officials for
increasing bribery fees from R1, 700 to R2, 000. We now
speak to Mmusi Moeti, spokesperson for the Community
Safety Department in Mpumalanga.

Villagers in Mahikeng in the North West have a new mode of transport. The government recently bought donkey carts to help transport villagers to clinics and schools. We now speak to Alpheus Koonyaditse, spokesperson for the Community Safety Department.

The Glenzito Super Drive Business Wrap with Akona

Mlamleli, Portfolio Manager at 27Four Investment

Managers

ARTS [STUDIO]: Comedian Eugene Khoza is back with a brand-new one-man show called Step Aside, after a five-year break from stage. The show opens at the Gold Reef City’s Lyric Theatre in Joburg tomorrow. He joins us in studio, but first here is one of his old performances.

TECH TUESDAY with Tech Blogger Dave Greenway