Lastly we have our Dabbler by the name of Zam Mncwango who is a service technician and Safety Officer at DLM but also a photographer.

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we speak to David Tarsh, from Tarsh Consulting who is the media liaison for the Africa Hotel Investment Forum as well as the AviaDev all happening in Rwanda from the 4th till the 6th October.

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After our talk with Khaya we speak with Ellen Houston who is the programme manager for SheHive which is part of a larger organisation called She Leads Africa.

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We then have Tshegofatso Shomang who is the founder and principal designer of Eclipse Architects.

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In light of the student protests that have been happening across South African Universities, we speak to George Hull, who is a philosophy lecturer at the University of Cape Town who wrote an opinion piece on The Conversation titled ‘Why government loans are the fairest way to fund South Africa’s students’ – we will be speaking about the details of that article

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On this edition of the Melting Pot show with Zinhle Mncube we speak to David Tarsh, from Tarsh Consulting who is the media liaison for the Africa Hotel Investment Forum as well as the AviaDev all happening in Rwanda from the 4th till the 6th October. We then have Tshegofatso Shomang who is the founder and principal designer of Eclipse Architects.

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On this edition of the Melting Pot we kick the show off with news from across the continent. In light of the student protests that have been happening across South African Universities, we speak to George Hull, who is a philosophy lecturer at the University of Cape Town who wrote an opinion piece on The Conversation titled ‘Why government loans are the fairest way to fund South Africa’s students’ – we will be speaking about the details of that article. Financial Planner Vusani Badane speaks to us about unit trusts as an investment vehicle. Tony Dovale from Life Masters rounds the show off as we unpack some of his wisdoms from his book SWIFT Success.

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On our Friday edition of the Melting Pot, we will be speak to Khaya Young who is an FX Trader who is embarking on a roadshow to teach communities on FX trading. After our talk with Khaya we speak with Ellen Houston who is the programme manager for SheHive which is part of a larger organisation called She Leads Africa. Lastly we have our Dabbler by the name of Zam Mncwango who is a service technician and Safety Officer at DLM but also a photographer.

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On our Thursday Edition of the Melting Pot we start the show with news with Soji. After the hour we speak to Professor Steven Friedman, who is a political studies professor at the University of Johannesburg wand we will unpack an article he wrote on The Conversation titled “Business needs to change, and stop blaming others for South Africa’s ills”. For our last feature, we talk about the hours that workers need to put in versus the productivity in light of the phenomenon of countries from the West implementing 5-hour work policies and in Sweden employers putting in place 6-hour work days. This talks to the broader discussion of work life balance as well as flexible hours. We have this conversation with Thato Manala.

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On our Monday edition of the Melting Pot, we kick off with news and market updates with Soji which is followed by our ‘Meet the Professional’ and we profile Fred-Arthur Fish who is a communication consultant for a leading South African bank. For the last 30 minutes we go back to our archives again as we play our interview with the new host of the breakfast connect on ABR, the very charismatic Thulani Thabethe. His show is live on weekdays from 7am till 9am Central African Time.

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