GUESTS: Ntokozo Ndlovu-  Founder of the WEB NGO

Youth Agenda South Africa (YASATM) was founded in 2020, after the founder, Phiwe having recognised the dire need to improve the high unemployment rate among the youth and how to better the lives through entrepreneurship and curb the increase in rise of social ills such as rape, GBV, femicide, inadequate sex education, which was contributing to to teenage pregnancy.

Guest: Phiwe Mtinjana, Founder of Youth Agenda South Africa

Guest: Belinda Davids, Vocalist and Entertainer

TOPIC: Be Heard: Showing up Authentically no matter what

By the end of the segment, we hope to have challenged people’s thinking, inspired them to rethink their own leadership and certainly become the kind of influential leaders who show up authentically and are heard for all the right reasons. 

Guest: Zoya Mabuto – Mokoditoa

Guest: Aphiwe Hotele Founder of Enlighten Edu

Guest: Dr Phophi Ramathuba, MEC of Limpopo Health 

Guest: Prof Pitika Ntuli

Guest: Elvis Preslin – Don Mattera Legacy Foundation

Howard Gabriels has extensive experience at a strategic leadership level in the public sector, having held various positions in the public sector and being the chairperson of the Statistics Council between 2005 and 2013. He completed a M Phil (Urban and Regional Science) at the Stellenbosch University in 2012. He has a B Sc. Degree (Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics) and a B. Econ (Honours) degree from UWC.

GUEST :  Howard Gabriels-Credit Ombud of South Africa

GUESTLee Soobrathi- Head of the Case Management Team at the Credit Ombud 

Ithemba Lesizwe is a non-for-profit organization (NPO) based in eMbalenhle, Govan Mbeki Municipality,

Nominated by Sithembiso Mnisi

GUEST: Mr. Richard Ndzukula-  Co-founder of Ithemba Lesizwe

The 61st Ordinary Session of the authority of ECOWAS heads of state and government in the Ghanaian capital, Accra has concluded where a number of critical decisions had to be made. The region currently experiences rising insecurity in the Sahel and questions over how the bloc will move to restore civilian rule following three separate military coups across the region in the past few years. The West African bloc session resolutions include the lifting of sanctions on Mali's military regime, accepting a March 2024 return to civilian rule and agreed to allow Burkina Faso two years for its transition back to democracy. The economic and financial sanctions prohibited the trade of goods and closed borders between Mali and its neighbors, with exceptions for food, fuel and medicine. Burkina Faso - another Sahel country caught up in jihadist turmoil - and Guinea have so far only been suspended from the bodies of the 15-nation bloc. Burkina's junta proposed a constitutional referendum in December 2024 and legislative and presidential elections in February 2025.

GUEST: Adv. Tapiwa Chadya - Afro-Expert, Legal Practitioner and transnational activist