The Jet Set Breakfast

GUEST: INGE SCHNEIDER - born and bred in Gqeberha, A lawyer at the CDC Group based in London and currently completing her MBA at Quantic School of Business and Technology.

Champion para-triathlete Mhlengi Gwala, who survived a vicioushandsaw attack in 2018, has his sights set on the Paralympics inJapan later this year.GUEST: MHLENGI GWALA - Triathlete

Obsession, Corruption, Biodiversity ; saving the future of one of the planet’s most threatened biomes. A conversation that will be taking place Wednesday 7 April 6pm Visit @JacanaMedia on Facebook for the link to register to view the conversation.GUEST: KEVIN BLOOM - Writer and Journalist

Joburg Theatre in partnership with the Gauteng Department of Education are staging Macbeth along with other material that will aid the curriculumGUEST: NTSAKO MKHABELA - Head of Youth Development at the JoburgTheatre

Chef Siya Kobo has a Pop Up at the Johannesburg Culinary and PastrySchool What does his 6 course meal entail?GUEST: CHEF SIYA KOBO - Founder of Kobo Cuisine Restaurant inMaboneng

The Embassy of Sweden to South Africa announced The Per Anger Prize awarded to human rights defender for South Africa’s shack settlements Human rights activist S’bu Innocent Zikode has been awarded the Per Anger Prize for 2021.GUEST: SBU ZIKODE - President of Abahlali Base Mjondolo MovementGUEST: HAKAN JUHOLT - Ambassador Embassy of Sweden

GUEST: ANDRE VLOK - Negotiator, Conflict and Employment dispute specialist

52 Week ChallengeTalking Cars with NICO SMIT

What started as a dream in the pursuit of eradicating hunger, has come into fruition when the Garden Route Food Pantry (GRFP) was officially launched last month. This is a first of its kind where a District Municipality, Local Municipalities, the Private Sector and a Non-Profit Organisation, work together to alleviate hunger.GUEST: CARL VAN BLERK - Managing Director and Founder of the Garden Route Food Pantry

South Africans must grasp the chance to be “a tourist in your own city”The relaxation of lockdown regulations offers us the chance to be tourists in our own cities, no matter where we live. South Africa has a range of attractions and unique sites in each city worth exploring.GUEST: GISELLE ESAU - Brand Manager Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company in Cape Town

TODAY marks one year since South Africa went into lockdown; we reflect on the top lessons learnt over the last year in terms of resolving the challenges and inequalities within society through social investment.GUEST: TRACEY HENRY - CEO of Tshikululu Social Investments

switching off lights to honour Earth Hour, the annual environmental campaign that highlights the effects of climate change. This hour with no power, taking place at 8pmGUEST: ARNE STANDER - Entomologists at Candide and Babylonstoren(scientists who specialize in the study of insects)

Professor David McQuoid-Mason began teaching law in 1971 at the University of Natal. He not only established the first law clinic in Durban in 1973, but also founded the first Street Law legal literacy programme in South Africa in 1986. This led to him visiting more than 132 countries worldwide, to conduct clinical legal education and medico-legal training as well as to assist with the drafting of legal aid legislation.GUESTS: 1.Phumzile Xulu – KZN Provincial Street Law Coordinator, DUT Community En-gagement Officer – works with student, communities and waste pickers2.Daven Dass - Director Wits Law Clinic, Southern African Representative of the Global Alliance for Justice Education

Monday 15 March – “Writing in the time of COVID-19”Moderator: Michelle Constant Helen Moffett (editor, writer, poet)Prof. Nadia Davids (writer, theatre-maker and scholar)Coralie Trotter (healthcare practitioner, specialising as a Clinical Psychologist)Dr. Emmanuel Taban (Pulmonologist )IN: Prof. Nadia Davids reading …”at first you wake up each morning determined to make something of your day”END: Helen Moffett reads poem …”stay , stay with your little dog who is so heart wrenchingly confused, stay stay.”

24th edition of the Time of the Writer festival, presented by The Centre for Creative Arts at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) from 15 until today 21 March 2021. The theme is, “The Writer: Whistleblower, Canary in the Mine or Testifier” – drawing inspiration from a quote in an essay written by author Daisy Hernández.GUEST: Siphokazi

It’s International Single Parents Day; it has been celebrated in America since 1984, after being introduced by former president Ronald Reagan, following a petition set up by Janice Molgen and the organisation Parents Without Partners. Since then, this date has been embraced across the countries of the world. GUEST: RUSHKA LEE PEDRO - Family Law Mediator and Life Coach

Play Africa is the first interactive children’s museum in Southern Africa. GUEST: Remimo

Long-awaited digital migration finally begins in Free StateBoesmanskop and surrounding towns in the Free State became the first areas in SA to experience digital migration when their analogue television transmitters were switched off on Monday.GUEST: MANDLA NGCOBO – Tech Entrepreneur & Founder of Accelerit Tech-nologies

Guest: Adv Gumbi

I AM WATER takes children from low-resourced coastal communities on a two-day snorkeling workshop to spark a connection and love for the sea and its creatures in a bid to encourage marine conservation and turn these young people into Ocean Guardians. It is also National Water Week in South Africa until tomorrow 22nd March. GUEST: HANLI PRINSLOO – founder I AM WATER (NPO)

For Mokgadi Mabela, founder of Native Nosi, the fear was simple: could she live up to her family legacy? Her grandfather was the first farmer in the family, who used his savings from World War 2 to buy land and start a small beekeeping operation.As a third-generation beekeeper she had the knowledge she could build a business on, but the modern honey economy is a challenging market. Imported honey, which is often impure, is generally cheaper than locally produced honey, so it was a challenge to turn her legacy into a viable business. Local producers like Mokgadi are offering superior honey and better value.GUEST: MOKGADI MABELA (NATIVE NOSI)

On Sunday 25th April, ‘Jerusalema’ hitmaker Master KG, and the Ndlovu Youth Choir, will be performing live on Robben Island for Africa Rising and the Live Love non-profitGUEST: SANDILE MAJOLA – Choir Member

EPISODE 2 of The Conflict Resolution Series GUEST: ANDRE VLOK - Negotiator, Conflict and Employment dispute specialist

The Grillroom & Sushi Bar’s Head Chef, Jamie Sutherland has 36 years cooking experience with a career that has taken him across kitchens in Europe, Asia and Africa.GUEST: JAMIE SUTHERLAND – HEAD CHEF

52 Week Challenge Talking Cars with NICO SMIT

Guest: Professor Helen Rees

This 1 skill will help you survive and thrive in the digital ageCreativity is one of the top ten skills that we all need to survive and thrive in the digital age, according to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report.GUEST: LIEN POTGIETER – Entrepreneur and Creativity Teacher

THE CONSTITUTION HILL HUMAN RIGHTS FESTIVAL will be taking place from to-morrow 21 until 31st MARCH. This year marks the 61st anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre. GUEST: JANINE MUTHUSAMY – Marketing Manager Constitution Hill

Cape Town's tourism industry has faced a number of obstacles before. There was the West African Ebola virus epidemic (2013–2016) that, even though it was nowhere near Cape Town, affected travel to the region. Then, of course, there was the Cape Town drought that saw bookings cancelled in massive numbers. We thought we had seen it all, but a year ago COVID-19 hit our shores and nothing could have prepared us for the devastation that this would cause to the sector.GUEST: ENVER DUMINY – CEO Cape Town Tourism

The Documentary “My Octopus Teacher” is in the running for an Academy Award in the Documentary Feature-category. PLAY TRAILER : My Octopus Teacher / OSCAR NOMINATION ANNOUNCEMENT (357) 93rd Oscars Nominations | Announced by Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jo-nas - YouTubeGUEST : BARRY DONNELLY - SOUND DESIGNER My Octopus Teacher

A REFUGEE’S epic journey to triumph is an autobiography of Dr Emmanuel Taban, who is named by the New African Magazine as one of the 100 Most Influential Afri-cans in 2020.GUEST: DR EMMANUEL TABAN - Pulmonologist & Co-Author (with Andrew Crofts) of The Boy Who Never Gave Up : A Refugee’s Epic Journey to Triumph GUEST: PROF. MICHELLE WONG - Consultant Physician and Clinical Head: Divi-sion of Pulmonology, Department of Medicine, Chris Hani Baragwanath AcademicGUEST: SOLLY RATJOMANE – Commercial Potato Farmer

Book Circle Capital is one of Jozi's trendy bookshop located at Melville 27 Boxes. Readers are able to relax, connect and build lifetime networks.GUEST: SEWELA LANGENI – Owner of Book Circle Capital

Protea Boekhuis and Helco Promotions recently announced a debut novel by KZN’s 13 year old Emily Briggeman’s. “TRIBES - Grace Millar wants to know the truth, is the truth worth risking every-thing?” GUEST:EMILY BRIGGEMAN – Author & Grade 8 at Reddam UmhlangaGuest: Kopano Dejwe

Honey Masterclass with leading food and wine expert Germain LehodeyThe first takes place in Pretoria on Wednesday, March 17GUEST: GERMAIN LEHODEY - award-winning sommelier and food expert – has launched a series of honey masterclasses.

George teen digs graves to pay for school feesGUEST: GUSTAV APPELS – Grade 12 Student Parkdene High School

SHOWCASING AFRICA’S HOME-GROWN SOLUTONS TO MOVE THE CONTI-NENT FORWARD …Rotary International invites organizations to exhibit initiatives to further expand impactful socio-economic change in AfricaGUEST: ANNEMARIE MOSTERT – District Governor for Rotary South Africa

It is said that Around 30% of organic waste lands up in landfill. Organic waste in landfill emits carbon emissions that are detrimental to our health and our natural ecosystems.WasteAid - Circular Economy Network (CEN) will be hosting an event this GUEST: MICHELLE WILSON – WASTE AID Network Director

Established as the Nico Malan Theatre in 1971, the Artscape building will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in existence with a jam-packed line-up of high-quality traditional African music, acrobatic, jazz, drama, dance, theatre entertainment and exhibitions depicting the unforgettable moments (from Nico to Artscape) throughout the year.GUEST: MARLENE LE ROUX - CEO Artscape Theatre

The 12th annual Francophonie Festival is kicking off with a live onlineopening event on the Facebook page FrancophonieSouthAfrica todayMarch 2021.GUEST: BERTRAND LACOUR - Director of Alliance française of Pretoria,in charge of the coordination of the Festival

EPISODE 3 of The Conflict Resolution SeriesGUEST: ANDRE VLOK - Negotiator, Conflict and Employment dispute specialist

A cup of #Coffee with Barista Khulekani Mpala founder of Thando's Coffee He shares his journey being laid off work due to #Covid_19 He started his entrepreneurship journey Guest: Khulekani Mpala founder of Thando's Coffee

WINNERS OF THE 52 WEEK CHALLENGELUCKY ALLEN ROGER ROGER POLLY THEMBA HANS JETCREW IAN HANS VISH LUCKY RANJAY RADITI ROD XOLANI THEMBA GAIL RAY ANTHONY ANTHONY NICK THEMBA CAL MAHUNGU ELDRID UWE LYN’S HUSBAND (CHARLIE) RANJAY CASPER GERALD AUBREY ALAN JETCREW PETER BONGANI IMRAN KEN SHANE TUMELO JUDY JETCREW HANS MIKE PETER IN DURBS LYN’S HUSBAND (CHARLIE) HANS BRANDON PETER SHEILA VAUGHNAWARD

Zolelwa Sifumba described the daily injection she got to treat tuberculosis (TB) as feeling like hot lava being pumped slowly into her body, leaving the young SA doctor with crippling joint pain and incessant nausea.She thought her 18-month fight against multidrug-resistant TB was a career low-point until — five years on — she fell ill with Covid-19 and acute anxiety while working on the pandemic front-lines with scant personal protective equipment (PPE) and support.Zolelwa Sifumba, after fighting TB herself, had to battle Covid-19 and a ‘system that doesn't care’ before addressing her own mental health. GUEST: DR. ZOLELWA SIFUMBA

Remote working disproportionately impacts younger generations the hardest, with senior business leaders a close second. This is according to one of South Africa's larges workplace design consultancies.GUEST: LINDA TRIM - Director Giant Leap

GUEST: PROF. HELEN REES Chair of the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA). Member of the World Health Organisation International Health Regulations (IHR) Committee in Covid-19. Medical Researcher; The Founder and Executive Director of the WitsReproductive Health and HIV Institute of the University of Witwatersrand

MORE crocodiles on the loose: Around 100 Mpumalanga crocs still missing SA residents have more crocodile concerns after it was confirmed that over 100 reptiles escaped from a breeding facility in Mpumalanga in January.GUEST: APRIL LUKHELE - Compliance Monitoring Manager at the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency (MTPA)

Tomorrow UN WOMEN and other bodies will be observing International Women’s Day. Our Guest Presenter This Morning … Is The first woman in South Africa to have a Doctor of Philosophy in this field behind her name. The title of her PhD is, Pension Fund reform towards development of national economy: A South African Case Study.GUEST: DR. NTHABISENG MOLEKO : Lecturer. Researcher. Poet. Commissioner on the Commission for Gender Equality

The slow fundGuest: Nick

Guest: Dr Dale Ray

Joburg teen becomes first blind pupil to participate in SA Maths OlympiadGUEST: JOANNE FUTSELAAR – Grade 10 – 15 Years