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COFFEE WITH SIHLE
At some point in his life he worked as a part time gardener and at a piz-za shop, he tasted his first cup of cuppachino and fell inlove with coffee now Sihle Magubane is the owner of on of the best known coffee brands “Sihle’s Brew “GUEST: SIHLE MAGUBANE - Owner of Sihle's Brew

PETROLHEAD WITH NICO SMIT
52 Week Challenge LUCKY 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 LYN’S HUSBAND (CHARLIE) RANJAY CASPER GERALD AUBREY ALAN AWARDGuest: NICO SMIT

ART AND SUSTAINABILITY
PAINTING SUSTAINABLE MURALS using paint that cleans the air by absorbing air pollutants and in turn, bringing new meaning to street art. This is a campaign that Artist SETH PIMENTEL took part in. GUEST: SETH PIMENTEL - Johannesburg-based illustrator and multimedia artist

UN WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME
Yesterday Friday 16 October was WORLD FOOD DAY observed every year to tackle global hunger across the world; in honor of the date of the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in 1945. This year’s Theme is “Grow, Nourish, sustain, Together" . Recently The 2020 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the UN World Food Programme (WFP)GUEST: GERALD BOURKE - Southern Africa Regional Communications Officer The United National World Food Programme (WFP)

Finland pioneers using sniffer dogs to test for coronavirus
Finland pioneers using sniffer dogs to test for coronavirusA pilot project has been started at Helsinki's Vantaa airport, where 10 dogs are now sniffing Coronavirus samples.Guest: Prof Anna

SCIENCE, NATURE, CLIMATE
Fires on Slopes of Kilimanjaro are said to Threaten a Diverse Eco-system. Strong winds and dry weather have hampered efforts to extin-guish the spreading blaze on Africa’s highest peak.Guest:Pascal

GUEST PRESENTER - ZAKES BANTWINI
Today Zakes Bantwini visited Ubuntu Pathways in Port Elizabeth's Zwide township to hand over his donation of royalties from his high-profile collaboration with global hitmaker Lauv. Ubuntu Pathways is a non-profit organisation that provides a transformative support system to 2000 vulnerable children and their families in the townships of Port Elizabeth, South Africa. GUESTS: Zakhele Madida - professionally known as Zakes Bantwini is a multi-award-winning South African singer, rec-ord producer and businessman from KwaMashu F-section, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.[1][2] He has worked closely with fellow musician Black Coffee, with whom he collaborated on the hit song “Juju"Guest: Nkonzo Mbetha

POETRY
For the 24th consecutive year, the Poetry Africa festival, presented by the Centre for Creative Arts at the University of Kwazulu-Natal from 12 to 17 October 2020, sets the stage for poetry from South Africa and around the world. Freely available online on all their social media platforms. GUEST: SIPHINDILE HLONGWA - Curator Poetry Africa GUEST: MANEO MOHALE - POET

POETRY
The 24th annual Poetry Africa festival, presented by the Centre for Creative Arts at the University of KwaZulu-Natal from 12 to 17 Octo-ber 2020, will be held virtually this year. You can view the festival in its entirety for free on Poetry Africa’s Facebook, YouTube and Twit-ter pages, The six-day programme will be presented over three slots daily, fea-turing performances, competitions, book launches, seminars and workshops.The Festival also supports young voices and their development in poetry. Guest: TUMELO MOHOTO - 16 year old Poet George Campbell school of Technology

Gauteng leads the way with plan to stimulate township businesses
Gauteng leads the way with plan to stimulate township businessesPolicies include the designation of specific businesses and sectors for localsGUEST: DR. THAMI MAZWAI - on the National Planning Commission (NPC) and leads the think-tank on township and rural economies. He wrote this article in his personal capacity.

STORYTELLERS & THOUGHT LEADERS
The programme for the fourth annual SingularityU South Africa Summit has been finalized taking place 14 & 15 October 2020. The five key themes at the summit that is designed to help future proof AfricaGUEST: MIC MANN - Co-CEO Singularity

National Garden Day
This year's Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to the World Food Programme (WFP) for its "efforts to combat hunger" and its "contribution to bettering conditions for peace in conflict-affected areas."The Norwegian Nobel Committee, which presented the award in Oslo on Friday, also described the organization as "a driving force in efforts to prevent the use of hunger as a weapon of war and conflict.”GUEST: ANGIE KHUMALO - Radio Personality & Farmer

Kuzuko Lodge
Kuzuko Lodge in Addo Eastern Cape, has successfully relocated four sub-adult lion cubs to neighbouring game reserve, Magic Hills.Kuzuko is also known worldwide for the adventures of “Sylvester the Lion”, who was successfully relocated to Kuzuko in 2015 after a series of daring escapes from the Karoo National Park . GUEST: GERHARD DE LANGE - General Manager Kuzuko Lodge

LGBT History Month
LGBT History Month is an annual month-long observance of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history, and the history of the gay rights and related civil rights movements. It was founded in 1994 by Missouri high-school history teacher Rodney Wilson. In 2020, during the global lockdown, filmmaker and activist Bev Palesa Ditsie went online to commemorate with some of the activists from around the world who were behind this campaign.GUEST: DR. BEVERLY DITSIE - South African lesbian activist, artist, and filmmaker. Ditsie is one of the founders of the gay rights organization, Gay and Lesbian Organisation of the Witwatersrand (GLOW)

ARTS ALIVE
With this year’s Arts Alive festival being hosted virtually, many more people will now be able to access the annual showcase of music, dance and diverse cultural expression. The City of Johannesburg has promised that this year’s line-up of events reaches across traditional art barriers GUEST : VUYISILE MSHUDULU - Director Arts, Culture and Heritage City GUEST: ANDRE KRIEL from the Black Cat Bones – Musician

WORLD HOMELESS DAY
The concept of 'World Homeless Day' emerged from online discussions between people working to respond to homelessness from various parts of the world. The Inaugural World Homeless Day was marked on the 10th of October 2010.Here is South Africa, the NS Impact Foundation a social development initiative by business couple Nosipho and Sakhile Fakude are giving away survival backpacks including personal care products to 200 beneficiaries. GUEST: NOSIPHO FAKUDE – Co Founder of NS Impact Foundation

COOKING WITH ZOLA
STEAK AND CHAKALAKA followed with COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE SEMIFREDDO. Guest: ZOLA NENE - Author of Simply Delicious & Simply Zola

Trialogue
Youth unemployment was estimated at 56% before Covid-19, and the pandemic has worsened the crisis, with some recent reports putting the figure at 70%. How can all sectors best support young entrepreneurs to compete in a disruptor economy, and what kind of innovation is needed for job creation at scale?GUEST: CATHY DUFF - Trialogue Director

PETROLHEAD WITH NICO SMIT
LUCKY 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 LYN’S HUSBAND (CHARLIE) RANJAY CASPER GERALD AUBREY ALAN AWARD

THANK YOU’S NO SMALL PLAN
Social Enterprise ThankYou Launches Initiative to Help End Extreme Poverty by Seeking Partnership from Two of the World’s Largest Companies. The Australian consumer products company is asking for people around the globe to join their movement to flip consumerism and change the worldGUEST: DANIEL FLYNN - Managing Director & Co Founder Thankyou

PLANT BASED CULINARY SKILLS SEARCH
The South African Chefs Association (SA Chefs) and The Festive Vegan & Plant Powered Show (FVPPS) are looking for the country’s most talented young chefs and home cooks to take part in an upcoming culinary competition. The Invitation is to showcase plant based culinary skills. GUEST: JOCELYN MEYERS-ADAMS - Executive Chef of Table Bay Hotel and Regional Chair of the South African Chef’s Association.

YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT
GUEST: Sipho - Wine Merchant

SCIENCE, NATURE, CLIMATE
NEW DISCOVERY Trailblazer Dr. Melissa Boonzaaier-Davids discovered nine new marine moss animal species and is one of only two scientists in sub-Saharan Africa who are competent in bryozoan taxonomy.GUEST: DR. MELISSA BOONZAIER - DAVIDS - Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of the Western Cape (UWC) and assistant curator (Marine Invertebrates) at the Iziko South African Museum

GUEST PRESENTER - DR TADDT BLECHER
Dr Taddy Blecher is CEO and co-founder of the Maharishi Invincibility Institute, a multi-award winning educational institution, as well as Imvula Empowerment Fund and the Invincible Group. He co-founded the Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship with Sir Richard Branson.GUESTS : HUBERT MATHANZIMA MWELI - Director-General for Basic Education GUESTS :SHILOH NAIKEN - Chief Information Officer - Department of Basic Education

BOOKS ON JETSET
Tomorrow, Monday 5th October is World Teacher’s Day, and the theme is “Teachers: Leading in Crisis Reimagining the Future”. A book that highlights the contribution of Teachers was recently published is called “Where Light Shines through :Tales of Can Do Teachers in South Africa’s No Fee Public Schools” GUEST: KIMON PHITIDIS - MD Social Innovations GUEST: WILTON PHILLIPS - Acting Principal at GANSBAAI ACADEMIA (Western Cape) He was a teacher when the book was being written and currently the Acting Principal.

CARING FOR GIRLS
11 OCTOBER will be the United Nations International Day of the Girl Child. This year’s theme is “My voice, our equal future” which focuses on providing adolescent girls with opportunities and to be recognised, counted and invested in. Leading up to this day, the Imbumba Foundation is partnering up with the Dept of Education in Mpumalanga with an activation tour to 5 schools. GUEST: RICHARD MABASO - Founder Imbumba Foundation

BREATH OF FRESH AIR
Hungry children go hunting to get foodChildren in Tsakane Ekurhuleni are missing lunch time meals because they are not in school every day due to Covid-19 regulations.Some go hunting for pigeons and rabbits in the woods to get something to eat.GUEST: FIKILE MOTHER TO - 13 years old (we need to check if we need to use alternative name for child) GUEST: DR. IMTIAZ SOOLIMAN - Founder Gift of The Givers

THE TOURISM INDUSTRY IS MORE IMPACTED BY THE LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS & LOSS OF JOBS
Statistics South Africa released the Quarterly Labour Survey (QLS) yesterday which as predicted painted a grim picture about employment. The economy in South Africa has lost 2.2 million jobs and for a country that has been in economic trouble before the Covid19 pandemic crisis. This means that nearly 10 million people are out of work in South Africa and this has major social implications for our country.GUEST: UNATHI HENAMA - teaches tourism at the Tshwane University of Technology

STORYTELLERS & THOUGHT LEADERS
Why we should be making cities smart, rather than building new smart citiesGUEST: TIJS VAN DEN BRINK - Advisory Group Director: Digital Services and Smart Asset Management at Royal HaskoningDHV

The answer to South Africa’s youth unemployment
The answer to South Africa’s youth unemployment lies in real partnerships between private sector, public sector and civil society.GUEST: CHANTELLE OOSTHUIZEN - Executive Director, CRET (Cyril Ramaphosa Education Trust)

Garden Day returns for a virtual celebration of our green spaces
On Sunday 11 October, South Africans across the country will celebrate their unique green spaces and gardens in every shape and size. Created by gardening app Candide, Garden Day is a growing movement uniting people in their love for plants and flowers since 2016. From keepers of rolling lawns, community gardens, and vegetable patches to potted window sills, patio planters, and urban rooftops, the annual celebration is calling on plant lovers to put on a flower crown, down tools, and enjoy the fruits of their labour.GUEST: JOSEPHINE KATUMBA - Urban Gardening Advocate

Rosefest returns for its second edition on Sunday the 11th of October
In 2020, internationally acclaimed and award-winning artist Shekhinah’s Rosefest returns for its second edition on Sunday the 11th of October Guest: SHEKINAH – ARTIST

AU YOUTH ENVOY
GUEST: ROTIMI OLAWALE – AU OFFICE OF THE YOUTH ENVOY

COOKING WITH FUNI
Guest: LUFUNO (FUNI) SINTHUMULE – CHEF LECTURER

PETROLHEAD WITH NICO SMIT
LUCKY 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 LYN’S HUSBAND (CHARLIE) RANJAY CASPER GERALD AUBREY AWARD

“WAITING”: THE STORY OF PETRUS NOOI
“WAITING”: THE STORY OF PETRUS NOOI a Documentary Film that captures the life and work of sculpture artist from Makhaza, Khayelitsha.Guest:THOMAS DALAIS - Director and Executive Producer Waiting

MAGAWA THE MINE DETECTING RAT WINS PDSA Gold Medal
An African giant pouched rat has been awarded a prestigious gold medal for his work detecting land mines. Magawa has sniffed out 39 landmines and 28 unexploded munitions in his career.GUEST: CHRISTOPHE COX – Co Founder & CEO of APOPO (Anti-Personnel Landmines Detection Product Development)

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
It is said that 1 IN 28 South African WOMEN are AFFECTED BY BREAST CANCER. Detecting breast cancer through mammograms increases survival. GUEST: DR. PETER SCHOUB - Secretary of Breast Imaging Society of South Africa (BISSA) which is a sub-specialty group of the Radiological Society of SA

PALANTA
PALANTA is an online sustainable fashion rental solution for eco-conscious women driven by a green community and a common goal. Guest: SARA TOTH – Founder PALANTA

SCIENCE, NATURE, CLIMATE: Wildly Green in Inanda: A Wilderness Park for People to Connect to the Planet
The Inanda Wilderness Park, in Durban, an initiative of Green Corridors, is one such inclusive public safe space that offers myriad appropriate activities and educational programmes to entice people to venture outside and enjoy being in nature.GUEST: DANIELLE LE BRASSE – Green Corridors Wilderness Park & Occupational Therapy Programmes

GUEST PRESENTER is MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT, FISHERIES AND FORESTRY BARBARA CREECY
Barbara Creecy is the Minister of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries. She holds an Honours Degree in Political Science from the University of the Witwatersrand and a Masters Degree from the University of London. She has previously served as the MEC for Finance in Gauteng.

Plant based diet
Guest: Wetu - Athlete

TANNIE EVITA BUSKUIT DAY
One of South Africa's most iconic figures, Evita Bezuidenhout, turns 85 on Monday (September 28), and to celebrate this milestone, Evita se Perron, the Darling-based entertainment hub has declared it National Swartland Kitchen Beskuit Day.GUEST: EVITA BEZEINDENHOUT

COOKING WITH ZOLA
Guest: ZOLA NENE - Author of Simply Delicious & Simply Zola

PETROLHEAD WITH NICO SMIT
52 Week Challenge LUCKY 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 LYN’S HUSBAND (CHARLIE) RANJAY CASPER GERALD AWARD

Nominations are open for the Twyg
Nominations are open for the Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards 2020 Twyg is looking for designers who implement sustainable and circular approaches, and who foster ethical practices. GUEST: JACKIE MAY - Founder TWYG

Alex Arts Academy in partnership with Arts Alive presents
Current Affairs Theatre Festival and Policy induction workshop.Theme “The New Norm “a theatre festival reflecting on events and reflections since lockdown was declared. Youth telling stories of covid 19.GUEST: MIKE VAN GRAAN - Playwright and Lead Facilitator of this project.

WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT…COLON CANCER
Drinking Coffee Tied to Better Outcomes in Colon Cancer PatientsIn people with advanced colorectal cancer, drinking coffee was associated with longer survival and less cancer progression.GUEST: DR. MARLIN MCKAY - GP

SCIENCE, NATURE, CLIMATE
My Octopus Teacher is a 2020 Netflix Original documentary film directed by Pippa Ehrlich and James Reed. It stars Craig Foster, who also produced the film. The film captures a year Foster spent with a wild octopus. Foster followed the octopus for most of the octopus' life.In partnership with Sea Change Project, My Octopus Teacher, executive produced by Ellen Windemith, took ten years to make. Cinematography was by underwater cinematographer Roger HorrocksGUEST: ROGER HORROCKS - Cinematographer

ANCESTRAL WRITINGS
SA Heritage Publishers, in cooperation with the University of Pretoria, has come across rare writings in seven of South Africa’s indigenous languages. The writings cover history, traditional medicine, agriculture, and village and hut construction. Their translation will be a cornerstone in the preservation of the history and culture as we celebrate Heritage Month. THIS MORNING we look at MODJADJI The Rain Queen. GUEST: TERENCE BALL - Publisher Heritage Publishers