Mudiwa is joined by Dr Nandi Malumbazo,a senior Lecturer and Researcher on Clean Coal Technology at the School of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering at the University of Witwatersrand. as they discuss the role of coal as a primary source of energy and looking at the importance for women to take space in the energy sector. wits.journalism.co.za

On VOW FM’s Breaking Ground show, we spoke to Michelle Dobson, who is the Head of Brands of a global leading e-recruitment company, Saongroup on the conversation regarding job interviewing skills for the youth.

Dobson emphasised the importance of paying attention to online profiles, as it will work in ones favour.

On VOW FM’s Breaking Ground show this week, we spoke to Labour Law Specialist, Michael Bagraim on how the youth can sharpen their job interview skills including interview do's & don'ts.

Bagraim also added tips on what to do just before an interview.

Mara Glennie who is the founder of TEARS Foundation that provides access to crisis intervention, advocacy, counselling, and prevention education services for those impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse.

Our conversation is centered around gender based violence. Who can be a victim of abuse. How can one escape from an abusive relationship and how to report it. Mara also shared her story on how she was a victim and how she overcame the situation and shared details of how we can contact the foundation for help.

We looked at what the African National Congress and Congress of the People has to offer the residents of Johannesburg time around. The spokesperson of the ANC in Johannesburg Region Sasabona Mangaye shared what his party is aiming to do for the City of Johannesburg should they be elected to power.

We also spoke to COPE mayoral candidate for the City of Johannesburg Colleen Makhubele on how she aims to revive the party and also their plans to serve should they be given the vote to govern the city of gold.

We wrapped up the show by speaking to one of CJN's Senior Paralegal, Drops Marotholi on service delivery issues in the Thabo Mofutsanyane District Municipality. Voice of Wits FM

We looked at the 2016- 2021 term of political parties in Gauteng municipalities. Political Analyst Sanusha Naidu, from the Institute of Global Dialogue, gave her analysis on how the parties performed previously and also the different political parties' factions that they had during the build up to the 2016 local government elections.

We also spoke to Political Analyst Professor Barry Hanyane from the North West University, on the current political spectrum across South Africa and also possibilities of coalition after the upcoming local elections.

We wrapped up the show by speaking to one of CJN's Seniof Paralegal, Innocent Moloi, on service delivery issues in the Emfuleni Municipality. Voice of Wits FM

On the latest business news, we talk about the increased demand for the PlayStation 5, increased tensions in Gaza, and Pick n Pay owing up to R200 million to its loyalty shoppers. We talk to Lebo Phasha on The Business Wrap who gives us more insights on these latest business news. The Buffalo Index looks at what your R100 can get you in affordable car insurance for affordable vehicles.

The COVID business watch looks into how different industries and sectors have been affected by Covid-19, and this week features Edwin Sibiya,the Group CEO of Lesira-Teq.

On the main topic, we talk about affordable passenger vehicles and affordable insurance. We speak to Miranda Dlamini, personal finance enthusiast and online content creator who shares some of her knowledge when it comes to buying a car and the importance in getting an insurance when buying a car on bank finance. Later on, we speak to Ernest North, the co-founder of Naked Insurance, who talks about their unique car insurance offering and business model.

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We talk to Ken Swettenham on The Business Wrap who gives us more insight on the latest business news.The Buffalo Index looks at what your R100 can get you.

The COVID business watch looks into how different industries and sectors have been affected by Covid-19, and this week features Tshepo Mokoena, founder of Tshepo Axe and Focus Street wear.

On the main topic, we talk about Online scams. Patience Nyembe, a scam victim who talks more about how she was scammed into investing her money into Bitcoin, an online cryptocurrency.

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We talk to Lebo Phasha on The Business Wrap who gives us more insight on the latest business news.The Buffalo Index looks at what your R100 can get you.

The COVID business watch looks into how different industries and sectors have been affected by Covid-19, and this week features Nolwazi Mkhize, the founder and director at Womandla Farming who chats to us more about running a farming business in a pandemic.

The last Thursday of the month is when we take time to celebrate a young person in SA, 35 years and below doing great things in their industry, business or profession. Our Brand New Heavy for April 2021 is Tinashe Ruzane, the co-founder of Flexclub, a car rental platform for ride-hailing drivers that offers them a flexible path to car ownership. To acquire cars, the platform partners with people who own cars, or are looking to buy cars, with the intention of earning passive rental income from those cars. wits.journalism.co.za

We talk to Zanele Kunene on The Business Wrap who gives us more insight on the latest business news. The Buffalo Index looks at what your R100 can get you in vaccines from different manufacturers.

The COVID business watch looks into how different industries and sectors have been affected by Covid-19 and this week,Tshegofatso Motswagae, the co-owner of Urbnature, a gift customising service business, speaks about running a business in a pandemic.

On the main topic, we talk about The Business of Vaccines. Professor Jannie Rossouw from the school of Economics and Business Sciences at Wits University talks more about the pharmaceutical industry, the implications of vaccine rollout on the economy and the costs. Later on we speak to Philani Mhlongo, a 5th year medical student about his personal experience with receiving the vaccine jab as well as being a frontline worker in the age of the pandemic.

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