The Leadership Platform

Chanelle and the YLP team ask how football can solve problems - they speak to an organisation that shows how football can positively impact lives.

CEO and founder of Ask Afrika, Andrea Gevers, chat about her 21-year journey in the research marketing world. Ask Afrika has grown into a dozen other African countries. The conceptual models are based on the art of psychology where professional experience, empathic intuition and judgment are combined to understand the psychology behind consumer behaviour.

Protecting your privacy and data is an essential element of any business. Which countries have laws around this and what are they for business owners? Richard Angus speaks with USB-ED lecturer, Pelisa Manqoyi about this critical subject.

Showcasing local talent... the team speaks to Abraham Moletsane Rampai (Fabfutur3) about his music career and where it all started.

Showcasing local talent on YLP. The first in our special of local artists performing live, on air, for YOU! Vote for your favourite performer each week by mentioning their name on YLP social media pages after each show.

Depression... the real silent struggle. The team speaks to an expert from The South African Depression and Anxiety Group, as well as local celebrities, about their views on depression. You’re not alone in the depression struggle - tune in to hear why!

Daniel Paulus is the co-founder of the Louie Daniele Diamond Corporation. He is in the studio with Richard Angus and Shawn Cunningham to discuss his SME and the way they use technology in the manufacturing and marketing of jewellery.

Technology is not only about physical stuff, it is also about how we organise people, things and knowledge. This fascinating discussion with Dr Shawn Cunningham explores the Big Picture of Technology.

Lorraine Hlapolosa does a book review on Leadership In A Week by Carol O’Connor. If you were the first to achieve anything, would you want to be the last? Find out more about the fascinating and inspiring life of Mamokgethi Phakeng - Professor and Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research and Internationalisation at UCT. She was the first black woman to get a OHD in Mathematics, in South Africa, and is also the winner of the Businesswoman of South Africa 2016 Education award.

Ever considered the South African Presidential Oath as your own? Listen with us as we discuss this under the theme 'A Country of Presidents', with USB-ED CEO Frik Landman and Professor Mamokgethi Phakeng of UCT.