The Jet Set Breakfast

Guest: Raheda Parker - MD Table Mountain Aerial Cable

In this year’s European Film Festival, which will be screening 12 new films, The 8th is one of two documentaries and it focuses on the grassroots activist campaign to repeal the 1983 Irish 8th amendment, which banned abortion.GUEST: LUCY KENNEDY - Co Director of the film The 8th

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Fortunate Nkateko Khoza known as (Lufi D) is a designer with a focus onAfrican print. She started on social media showcasing her work and grew into a sought after designer across the country and dresses women including Yvonne Chaka Chaka and Penny Lebyane among others .GUEST: LUFI D - Retail Entrepreneur

The doctor will (virtually) see you nowSouth Africa’s first free virtual healthcare booking app, Ollie Health, makes booking appointments with healthcare professionals has launched.GUEST: MARC KNOWLES - FOUNDER &CEO OLLIE HEALTH

November is Diabetes Month in South Africa, and World Diabetes Day is marked on the 14th of November 2020.GUEST: NASREEN JAFFER - Registered Dietitian and ADSA Spokesperson (Association for Dietetics in South Africa)WWW.ADSA.ORG.ZA

The Loeries Creative Week, brand communication event in Africanand Middle East is starting this Monday 16 - Friday 20 November2020.GUEST: PREETESH SEWRAY - CEO Loeries

South Africa produces enough food to feed all its people. Farmers, agri processingplants, food manufacturers, retailers, warehousing and logistics companies, food distributors,and thousands of other businesses that operate in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry, all typically generate huge amounts of ‘waste’. Since most of this food, if intercepted in time, is good for human consumption, we prefer to refer to this as surplus food. This food becomes surplus because of inherent weaknesses throughout the consumer goods value chain.Guest: ANDY DU PLESIS - FOOD FORWARD SA MD

John Stremlau is Honorary Professor, International Relations, at the Universityof the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa.He served from January 2006 until January 2015 as vice president for peace programs at The Carter Center, where he oversaw the Center's programs to advance human rights, democracy, and conflict resolution globally; regional cooperation in the Americas; and promotion of grassroots democracy, rule of law, and social justice in China.From 1998 to 2006, he resided in South Africa where he was Jan Smuts Professor, Head of the International Relations Department, University of the Witwatersrand.

SARAY KHUMALO - Explorer and Mountaineer

A RECORD OF ACTS OF KINDNESS IN EXTRAORDINARY TIMES.SOUTH AFRICA IN LOCKDOWN a site that collects stories of kindnessInitiated by Senior Lecturer in Anthropology, North West University JessAuerbachGUEST: JESS AUERBACH

GUEST: BRENDA SAKALLERIDES, National School of the Arts (NSA)Artistic Director

Two National School of the Arts (NSA) matriculants have producedand dedicated a song to the Matric Class called New Day (Gotta Get Up), which was released on November 4th. GUEST: LIEBAH MASANGO - Grade 12 Student and Lead Vocalist

GUEST: ONTHATILE DITSHEGO - Asset Based Community Development Facilitator as part of the Arts and Culture Trust.

GUEST: ATIYYAH KHAN - Arts Journalist and Researcher

Re-imagining eating out in a time of Covid - Africa’s first Covid-designeddining experience opens in Cape TownGUEST: GLENDA PHILIP - Head of Strategic & Special Projects, RealFoods

Sfiso Atomza Buthelezi we know him as one of the Lead Singers of the Award Winning bandTHE MUFFINZ. He has released new music as a solo artist but insists the group is still together. A few months ago we spoke with another band member “Kekelingo” when he also released a single.GUEST: SFISO ATOMZA - Writer, Singer, Guitarist

Peeling Shadows is the latest theatrical experience from Kwasha! Theatre Company, and the first production with an audience since the COVID-19 pandemic to be staged at the Market Theatre, running till tomorrow November 8th.GUEST: JÖEL LEONARD - Peeling Shadows Director

An inability to access funding is one of the biggest challenges small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face in their quest to build successful and resilient businesses. Yet, access to finance is more important than ever in order to stimulate recovery in the South African SME sector, says Retail Capital CEO Karl Westvig.GUEST: KARL WESTVIG - Retail Capital CEO

The Pebbles Kitchen, a division of the Pebbles Project, which works to improve the lives of children in the Western Cape farming communities,reached a milestone this week of one million meals served in eight months of lockdownby their emergency feeding scheme.GUEST: DOMINIC JOHNSON ALLEN - Consultant for the Pebbles Kitchen on Klein Joostenberg Farm in Stellenbosch

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 JETCREW PETER BONGANI IMRAN AWARD

The collection features messages created to celebrate and remind usof our individual rights using our country’s Bill of Rights.GUEST: KNEO MOKGOPA - From The Nelson Mandela FoundationAdvocacy and Communications office.

Procrastination? There’s an app for that.Procrastination affects 45% of adults at some point in their lives and a quarter of adults describe themselves as procrastinators. One study estimated that procrastinating employees wasted a quarter of their working days, at a loss of $10,000 (R165,000) per year per employee.GUEST: SAM ORTON - MBA Student University of Stellenbosch Business School

YESTERDAY 6 November marked the annual Southern African Development Community (SADC) Malaria Day commemoration, whichaims to create awareness about malaria and highlight malaria controlprogrammes, given that it is one of the deadliest diseases in the world.GUEST: SHERWIN CHARLES - Co-Founder and CEO Goodbye Malaria

Using pollen to solve legal cases – either civil or criminal – is gaining prominence globally due to crime investigation television shows and publicity surrounding high profile cases where forensic palynology (pollen analysis) has been used to determine guilt or innocence or in some instances even overturning past verdicts.GUEST: Dr DILYS BERMAN - SA Leading Pollen Analyst

The Second Annual Social Justice Summit is convened by Professor Thuli Madonsela, Law Trust Chair in Social Justice at the Law Faculty of Stellenbosch University. The event, she says, comes at a time when ordinary South Africans are more in need of social justice than ever before.Guest:Prof Jonathan Jansen Guest:Karyn Maughan

David Barker was one of the UK’s first internet entrepreneurs in 1994 and spent ten years working with global corporations including Intel, Cisco and Microsoft. David decided to exit in 2004 and became a social entrepreneur to tackle some of the issues facing society – mainly around social mobility, unemployment and poverty. Since 2005 David has been innovating new social enterprise start-ups using Tech for Good. To increase capacity and scalability, in 2015 he founded Techcentre, The Social Innovation Agency, to work in partnership with clients to innovate new tech-enabled social enterprise start-ups.GUEST: DAVID BARKER – Founder Techcentre

A commentary on issues that are of strategic importance in our time and has provided many good ideas about how to deal with them. He has used his extensive experience as a consultant and academic, as well as his significant international exposure and local business experience, to bring together a thoughtful and incisive account of our times. We can all see that COVID-19 has shaken and stirred our systems, institutions, infrastructure and deeply challenged leadership in every sector of society. This is certainly true of managers, entrepreneurs, government officials, political leaders – but also for society as a whole. GUEST : ABDULLAH VERACHIA

The ArtsAbility Festival, presented annually by Cape Town’s UNMUTE Dance Company, is Africa’s premier inclusive arts festival which takes place online from 3 November until 3 December. GUEST: NADINE MCKENZIE – Unmute Artistic Director

“Cracking down on lockdown shows police have capacity of act on other crimes. State must find same will to fight GBV as Covid-19” opinion piece by MBUYISELO BOTHA. GUEST: Commissioner MBUYISELO BOTHA - commissioner of the South African Commission for Gender Equality

Over the past two decades various African National Congress (ANC) administrations in South Africa have sought to redistribute income to the poor and the vulnerable. They have also sought to stimulate rapid economic growth. The administrations have made progress in the redistribution effort, but on economic growth the performance has been dismal. For example, the National Development Plan, the first draft of which was released in August 2012, was intended to move the country to a higher annual growth trajectory of 5%. This hasn’t happened. GUEST: MATTHEW KOFI OCRAN - Professor of Economics and Deputy Dean Academic Affairs at the Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences, University of the Western Cape

A major campaign to reignite the Cape Town CBD economy was announced by the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID). Aimed at attracting employees, businesses and local, national and international visitors back to Cape Town and its Central City following the various levels of Lockdown restrictions, Called “Come Back To Town” GUEST: TASSO EVANGELINOS - Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID)

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52 Week Challenge LUCKY ALLEN ROGER ROGER POLLY THEMBA HANS JETCREW IAN HANS VISH LUCKY RANJAY RADITI ROD XOLANI THEMBA GAIL RAY ANTHONY AN-THONY NICK THEMBA CAL MAHUNGU ELDRID UWE LYN LYN’S HUSBAND (CHARLIE) RANJAY CASPER GERALD AUBREY ALAN JETCREW PETER BON-GANI AWARDGuest:Last Week’s Winner : BONGANI PIETERMARITZBURG

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NASA scientists announce the first unambiguous detection of water molecules on the lunar surface – a breakthrough that could help facilitate an eventual crewed mission to Mars.GUEST: DR ADRIANA MARAIS - Theoretical Physicist and Technologist. Aspiring Extraterrestrial, Founder of Proudly Human.

Mary Metcalfe has worked in education since 1974 as a teacher, principal, and lecturer. After working in the field of remedial education, she lectured at the Johannesburg College of Education and the University of the Witwatersrand. From 1994 – 2004 she served as the MEC for Education and then for Agriculture, Conservation, Environment and Land Affairs in Gauteng. She was the Head of the School of Education at Wits from 2005 to 2009 before joining the Department of Higher Education and Training as Director General in 2009. She served on the General Education Advisory Board of the Open Society Foundations from 2005 to 2016 and was chairperson from 2013. GUEST: NONCEDO MADUBEDUBE – Equal Education General Secretary GUEST: ZAKHENI NGUBO – FOUNDER & CEO OF SYAFUNDA

A diverse Group of outdoor therapy enthusiast sharing an approach to healing through adventures in the wilderness. GUEST: BELAL ABDUSSALAM - Founder Insight Seekers

The 2020 Skal International Sustainable Tourism Awards was presented at their annual general assembly on Saturday 17 October 2020. This year's world congress assembly was held virtually after the intended Croatian event was cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The virtual assembly, together with the presentation of its internationally acclaimed awards, gave a glimmer of hope while the tourism economy of the world is recovering from the COVID19 lockdown, and some regions going back into strict regulations.GUEST: JOHAN VAN SCHALKWYK – Marketing Manager Aquila Private Game Reserve & Spa

Earlier this year the National Science and Technology Forum (NSTF)-South32 Awards was presented as an online event. The NSTF requests the lists of top performers in physical science and mathematics (in the National Senior Certificate exams) from all the provincial education departments. At least two students from each province are selected, based on their performance (of 90% and above for the average of both subjects), as well as their chosen field of study.GUEST: SIPHOKAZI MAGAGULA – 18 Years Studying towards a BSc (Mathematical Sciences) at the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) Bursary: Sasol Foundation

“How Covid-19 changed community engagement in South Africa's low income areas" an article put together by Myrna van Pinxteren and Christopher J Colvin GUEST: DR. MYRNA VAN PINXTEREN - Research Coordinator in the division of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Department of Public Health at the University of Cape Town.

A movement to stop police brutality in Nigeria has taken over the streets – and international headlines. #EndSARS, the youth-led movement demanding an end to police violence, and specifically to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), has created a moment of reckoning for Nigeria’s government. Why #EndSARS protests are different, and what lessons they hold for Nigeria is an article written byour guest today. GUEST: DR. DAMILOLA AGBALAJOBI - Lecturer Political Science at Obafemi Awolowo University Nigeria

We received a tweet from Noel Crowie telling us about a community initiative in Ocean’s View in Cape Town. They are an organic farm and call themselves the Kos Gangsters GUEST: SOFIA GRODES – Chairperson Oceanview Organic Farmers Cooperative and parent organisation to the Kos Gangsters Initiative

GUEST: JESSE CLEGG – Musician

GUEST: ALICE TOICH – Artist GUEST: ANTHONY HESS - Leads the Bot River Education Foundation (befoundation.co.za) who been the beneficiary of our garden’s show.

Motherland Cooking Xperience, the African food cooking resource, announced its launch as “The online cultural connection” for food and fun GUEST: MIRABEL UMENEI – Founder Motherland Cooking Xperience