After two nominations for the South African Music Awards in 2013 following the release of his first album Umlilo and his award in 2018 for his second album, Mangaliso, the Tsolo-born artist is back with another project.

Guest: Bongeziwe Mabandla - Award Winning Singer, guitarist and songwriter

The inaugural South African National Parks Week took place in 2006 and was aimed at linking the South African national parks system to the global national movement and to also showcase the best of South Africa’s national parks. SA National Parks Week 2019
South African National Parks will be presenting the 14th annual SA National Parks Week from 8 to 15 September 2019. We are proud to once again celebrate this week with our partners, Total South Africa and FNB.

Guest: Ike Phaahla - Spokesperson at SANParks

Pitika Ntuli is a South African sculptor, poet,[1] writer, and academic who spent 32 years of his life in exile in Swaziland and the UK.[2][3] He holds an MFA from the Pratt Institute in New York and an MA in Comparative Industrial Relations and Industrial Sociology. While in exile in the UK he taught at Camberwell College of Art, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, the London College of Printing, Middlesex University and the University of East London. Since returning to South Africa he has taught at Wits and UKZN.

Guest: PROFESSOR PITIKA NTULI

Guest: Lindelwa Nxumalo- Women’s Rights Coordinator for Action Aid

Plan to shut down Sandton in protest over gender-based and xenophobic violence
Tens of thousands protest outside parliament against gender-based violence following a week of brutal murders of young South African women in Cape Town, South Africa, 05 September 2019. Picture: EPA-EFE / NIC BOTHMA
Tens of thousands protest outside parliament against gender-based violence following a week of brutal murders of young South African women in Cape Town, South Africa, 05 September 2019.

According to the statistics provided by Statistics South Africa (StatsSA 2013:3) women in South Africa - regardless of race or location - are more impoverished than men. Despite this, female-headed households, particularly those in rural areas, are larger and more complex in structure than those headed by men. The large size of households, the fact that more than half of all the households (55.2%) are headed by women and that women on average earn less than men all contribute to their poverty status.

Guest: Javu Baloyi - Spokesperson for the Commission of gender equality
Commission of Gender Equality

Siphiwe Moyo - Co Founder of Chief People Officer at Twice Blue
Lecturer at GIBS, Henley & Wits Business School

Charlie Petersen - Author of Growing Up Without A Father

Professor Phil Beverly - Professor and Administrator at the
University of Illinois at Chicago & Leader in Man Kind Project USA

South African women have called on their fellow compatriots to join the ‘Without Us’ demonstrations, a daring display of dissatisfaction with the way the government has dealt with gender-based violence.

Guest: Sibabalwe Sesmani - Founder of Unorthodox PR & Media Group
and Founder of #WithoutUsSA march

Farah Fortune - Founder of African Star Communications. She is
solidarity with the #WithoutUsSA march