It is still World Mental Illness awareness month here in Sa. So two weeks ago we discussed what is mental llness in Adults. Today we focus on Mental Illness in Children. We will speak about, Symptoms, Treatment & Support and coping mechanisms with Clinical Psychologist Dr. Marc De Leray

It is still World Mental Illness awareness month here in Sa. So last week we discussed what Mental Illness is. Today we focus on Mental Illness in Adults. We will speak about, Symptoms, Treatment & Support and coping mechanisms with Clinical Psychologist Dr. Marc De Leray.

So today the 5th July marks the start to World Mental Illness awareness month. We see and face many situations where mental illness is around us all the time. Be it in our families, in our communities or just in a public space. However what is mental illness? How do we determine who suffers from it? How can one cure it? What do you do when you come over such a situation? These are the questions that lingers.

Ayesha Laatoe speaks with AMA Regional Manager Hussain Choonara about: In the past Africa Muslims Agency has run a large Qurbani program, which goes far beyond the act of the actual Qurbani. The qurbani Campaign slogan is Sustain, Sacrifice, Share. AMA has been proactive in its approach to afford those less fortunate to fully benefit from the act of Qurbani. From the Herdsmen receiving an increase in business, to the villagers experiencing the Qurbanu and of course the recipients of the meat.

James Mathubeng speaks to Ayesha Laatoe about Empowering entrepreneurs through technology.

Ayesha Laatoe spoke with Brian Jones about how to prioritise effective education and awareness-raising for low-income energy users, including information about energy efficiency, safety, tampering, vandalism and theft. Awareness and education are vital areas of intervention in decreasing energy poverty in low-income households.

Civilians continue to flee armed conflict and insecurity in northern Mozambique, more than two months after militants attacked the coastal city of Palma, located in Cabo Delgado province. The Al-Imdaad Foundation has been on the grounds bringing relief to these people assisting them and here today we're joined by Qari Ziyaad Patel who speak about how they need your help to help others.

Home safety is important and to prioritise effective education and awareness-raising for low-income energy users, including information about energy efficiency, safety, tampering, vandalism and theft. Awareness and education are vital areas of intervention in decreasing energy poverty in low-income households. To discuss some energy saving tips we have Kadri Nassiep the Executive Director and Energy and Climate Change Directorate with us on line.

As children have returned to schools across the country last week, many cash-strapped parents are having to buy school uniforms yet again for the new academic year. Schools have opened their doors to teaching and learning and started with a new term.

February is National Cancer Prevention Awareness Month. Belinda Wagner is a facilitator, marketing consultant and life coach who was diagnosed with a rare cancer called Angiosarcoma and due to lack of information online, she decided to open up a patient-led registry for people living with cancer. Belinda Wagner, Founder of Living with Cancer and Collin Govender, MD of Altron Karabina joins us online to speak to us more

Afrika Teen Geeks is inviting all those interested in Learning Robotics and Coding Online this holiday from qualified teachers to develop STEM skills and Life skills

The University of Cape Town’s Muslim Students Association will be hosting their stationery drive to help those less fortunate with stationery.

Lufefe Nomjana is a social entrepreneur based in Khayelitsha dubbed the ‘spinach king’ who has built a healthy eating empire known as Spinach King/Espinaca Innovations with a R40 and an idea.

Shaykh Anwar Adamson speaks to us about knowledge and acquiring knowledge

Clint Higgins is formerly from Tafelsig, the once troubled teenager dropped-out out of school because of social ills that our society is faced with the drug-use. He uses his personal experience to guide youth in his community and has recently graduated with a master’s degree in development finance from the University of Stellenbosch

The launch of the “don’t be a mampara” behavioural change campaign from The Solidarity Fund is a pre-recorded interview with Wendy Tlou, Exec Head: Humanitarian Response & Behaviour Change Pillars.

Every Tuesday we have a book review segment on our show. Joining us online is Maryam Ismail, author of The Orphan in Search of The Truth

The year 2020 have been tough on many of us as the majority of South Africans still feel the pinch of the financial strain brought about by the covid-19 pandemic. Companies closed their doors because they could not sustain the business as our economy has been negatively impacted and it resulted to salary cuts, retrenchments, and job losses.

Mr Mogamat Williams is appealing to the community for building materials. The Wendy house caught fire and burnt down in the backyard of Mr Williams home while the main house was affected where windows, glass door, gutter needs to be replaced.

Lockdown has had lots of changes and effects on our lifestyles and bodies. We’ve been speaking with Pretash from Tibb Health Sciences about Tibb Blackseed – a product that has amazing properties and that can help us stay in shape during summer. With Covid-19 and the second wave a hot topic, we’re also going to be talking with Pretash about building your immunity with Tibb Blackseed.

Markazul- Ashbāl is a hifth and madrasah school which teaches learners to gain knowledge and understanding of the Quran.

Beryl Williams is a resident of Lotus River who has been feeding the less fortune children in the area for more than a decade.

As we continue celebrate the life and time of our Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) we remember his teachings and how he became a shining example of living a simple but fulfilled life. We are continuing with our ladies moulood program.

The Silvertown Community will be hosting their upcoming market day to raise funds for various outreach projects.

Every Thursday, we invite a home-based baker or cooker to share one of their best recipes for our recipe segment.Amiena Ismail shared her braai chicken and savory rice recipe.

Topic: Steps to happiness

Every Wednesday, we focus on the Relief Hour with our relief agencies and joining us online is Steven Ross, CEO and Founder of Inspire Network to speak to us more

MOTTO- Men of Tomorrow Today will be hosting their upcoming event on Wednesday to educate men about being positive role models in our communities.

GiveLight South Africa (GLSA) is raising funds to purchase land on which to build an orphanage.

The Mowbray Maternity Hospital is celebrating its 104th Birthday with a virtual walk/run/cycle to raise funds.

New mothers are encouraged by health care workers to breastfeed their babies. Breastfeeding is affordable which helps with bonding and has health benefits for both the infant and the mother.

VOC in collaboration with the MJC has been bringing you daily updates and also been answering numerous of your questions during the month of Ramadhan. We now continue this great initiative by carrying on with it. Today we will be speaking to Ml Mohamad Carr about the MJC 16 days of activism : Shariàh

As we continue celebrate the life and time of our Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) we remember his teachings and how he became a shining example of living a simple but fulfilled life. We are continuing with our ladies moulood program.

Every week we have a book review segment. This week we spoke to Louis Wagner who is a rape survivor who pened a book called walking without skin, a journey of healing- from fear to forgiveness to freedom.

We have organisations that makes a difference in our communities. Joining us online is Mogamat Fathie Petersen, Zakah Advocacy Officer at SANZAF

Every Thursday, we invite a home-based baker or cooker to share one of their best recipes for our recipe segment.

Wynberg Concerned Citizens (WCC) will be hosting the Fishing Contest Fundraiser in aid of raising funds for the masajids and feeding the less fortunate in and around the Wynberg area.

We have organisations that makes a difference in our communities and that have continued with the sterling work of feeding the underprivileged and vulnerable people during the covid-19 crisis where many people have been hit hard by the lockdown due to financial strain of unemployment.

The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children is a United Nations campaign that takes place annually from the 25th of November to 10th December.

#She Means Business is a digital marketing workshop designed for entrepreneurial women to access digital marketing training.

We have organisations that makes a difference in our communities. Joining us online is Mogamat Fathie Petersen, Zakah Advocacy Officer at SANZAF

Every Tuesdays we have our entrepreneur segment where we feature men and women who do extra ordinary work and keep on shining the light on other entrepreneurs who do outreach projects in various communities of Cape Town.

Every Tuesdays we have our entrepreneur & women empowerment segment where we feature women who do extra ordinary work and keep on shining the light on other women led small businesses and outreach projects in various communities of Cape Town

Joining us online is Will Stevens, Deputy Consul General at the U.S. Consulate in Cape Town to speak to us about the International Education Week and to host online programing that will assist South African students who are wanting to study in the U.S

Position: PHARMACOVIGILANCE OFFICER at TIBB, QUALIFIED CHIROPRACTOR, 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY)

Today is World Orphans Day and what better way to highlight Adoption month at the same time. UNICEF statistics state that there are 140 million orphans worldwide—15.1 million have lost both parents. Suffice to say, there are lots of vulnerable children all over the world. South Africa has many orphans that up for adoption

The Parow Muslim Community Trust is appealing to the ummah for their fundraising appeal of the Parow Mosque Building Project.

Every Thursday, we invite a home-based baker or cooker to share one of their best recipes for our recipe segment.

Every Wednesday, we focus on the Relief Hour with our relief agencies. Joining us online is Shakeela Abbas, to speak to us more. We would like to thank Bond Food Relief NPC for their support in sponsoring us the chicken akni for our pink hijab day event.

VOC Annual Pink Hijab Day Panel discussion hosted by Ayesha Laatoe guests are Dr. Bassaam Najaar and Nadia Charles.

According to ChildSafe, pedestrian vehicle accidents account for 70% of transport related injuries rushed through the Emergency Centre doors at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital. Last year, 552 of 771 transport related trauma cases were pedestrians and since 2015 (until August 2020) the figure stands at a shocking 3 850.Joining us online is Thuli Mashabane, Project Officer of ChildSafe to speak to us more

Global Handwashing Day is commemorated each year on the 15th of October. The campaign was established by the Global Handwashing Partnership in 2008 and made to help motivate people to improve their hand washing habits. This day was promoted by the UN General Assembly when its first event took place during World Water Week in Stockholm, Sweden.

To mark World Food Day on the 16th of October, , Environ – a South African born and internationally renowned skincare brand has partnered with GROW Educare Centres and have pledged to support a vital children’s nutrition programme which vastly reduces their risk of malnutrition.

Every Thursday, we invite a home-based baker or cooker to share one of their best recipes for our recipe segment. We speak about lemon cup cakes

With National Nutrition and Obesity week taking place from 09 to 19 October, the Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa agrees, “As a country, we have one of the highest rates of overweight and obesity in the world, making poor food choices every day and maintaining an unhealthy weight greatly increases the risks of disease and death

During the covid-19 pandemic, women have taken over the entrepreneurial space in a big way as small businesses move to the virtual market. Joining us online is Jacqueline Aylett, CEO & Founder at Flexiroam Africa to speak to us more

The on the Verge is a community greening and gardening project will be hosting their Annual Noordhoek Open Gardens to give you an opportunity to wander through local gardens.

The Learn to Live School of Skills promotes project-based learning at World Education Week.

The Development Action Group (DAG)’s Contractor and Developer Academy (CDA) program will be hosting the 2020 Contractor Support Awards Ceremony.

Two brothers started a feeding scheme project in Greenhaven to help feed the less fortune with hearty meals

Every Wednesday, we focus on the Relief Hour with our relief agencies and joining us online is Sandy Bukula, Interim CEO of Operation Hunger to speak to us more

4Given NPO is a Johannesburg based charitable organisation which works on poverty alleviation and to empower ordinary South Africans to make a difference in the lives of individuals and the community

We have organisations that makes a difference in our communities and that have continued with the sterling work of feeding the underprivileged and vulnerable people during the covid-19 crisis where many people have been hit hard by the lockdown due to financial strain of unemployment.

As we celebrate Heritage Day on the 24th of September, which is a public holiday, South Africans are encouraged to celebrate their cultural heritage of the many cultures that make up the population of South Africa.

Every Wednesday, we focus on the Relief Hour with our relief agencies and joining us online is Aisha Adam, Media Coordinator at Muslim Hands to speak to us more

The Scarf Shop CPT empower women to choose from their collection of scarfs and hijabs to suit any budget

SANZAF unpacks as to what their plans are for the year 1442

Souper Troopers is a food relief organisation that has been feeding homeless people on the streets of Cape Town and is now on a mission to assist soup kitchens as well as feeding schemes in vulnerable areas in the city.

The Institute of Islamic Shariah Studies in collaboration with Tazkiyah Women and Youth will be hosting a thrift market in aid of raising funds for the needy and underprivileged

Bismillah Foundation is appealing to the public for assistance to continue with their feeding scheme in bokmakierie

The Yosef Dream Foundation NPC will be hosting their Happy Hearts Fundraiser Tea Party to raise funds to continue with the community projects

Every Thursday we invite our home based cook or baker to share with us a recipe. Herein we spoke to Sadiyah Jabaar.

The Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital (RCWMCH) annually treats approximately 7500 children for injuries which are preventable but there is little focus on these injuries despite injury being the number one killer of young children in our communities in South Africa.

The Village Feeding Scheme is requesting assistance from the public in order to continue feeding their community.

Every Wednesday, we focus on the Relief Hour with our relief agencies and joining us online is Moegamat Busby, resident of surrey estate and Ebraheem Rinquest, owner of Braaimans Fire Foods to speak to us about the food relief programme

We have organisations that makes a difference in our communities. Joining us online is Faeza Govind speaking to us about the BURSARY APPLICATIONS FOR 2021

We have organisations that makes a difference in our communities. Joining us online is Ashraf Kenny, HOD of income Department at SANZAF.

With the celebration of Women’s Month, we profile women who are making an impact in communities and society.

August is National Organ donation awareness month, and we are encouraging South Africans to make the decision to become an organ donor.

We have organisations that makes a difference in our communities. Joining us online is Mogamat Fathie Petersen, Zakah Advocacy Officer at SANZA to speak to us more

The Village Feeding Scheme is requesting donations from the public in order to continue feeding their community.

We have organisations that makes a difference in our communities. Joining us online is Mogamat Fathie Petersen, Zakah Advocacy Officer at SANZA to speak to us more

July month is Osteoarthritis Awareness Month which is commemorated each year on the 27th of July. The day aims to bring awareness to this form of arthritis

With the covid-19 pandemic that has left many organisations with financial difficulties as they struggle to keep afloat with the running of the day to day operations. The organisation is appealing to the public to donate items towards their Mandela Month Wish List. Joining us online is Ronita Mahilall, CEO of Saint Luke’s Combined Hospices to speak to us more

The covid-19 pandemic has left many families with no income as they struggle to put food on the table. Joining us online is Marcia Joubert, Data Engineer to speak to us more

Ottery community members under the banner of Ottery CAN started a food aid programme when they saw a need arise in the community where people did not have enough food as they lost their jobs because of the covid-19 lockdown

ChangeMakersHub is on a mission this Mandela Day to feed thousands of people. Joining us online is Michelle Korevaar, founder of ChangeMakersHub to speak to us more about the recipe for real impact

Unchain the Plain is an NPO organisation that has teamed up with the Beacon Valley Frail care centre to help elderly people with basic needs. Joining us online is Ryan Crouse, Vice chairman of Unchain the Plain to speak to us more

We know that covid-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on job losses and as a result there has been an increase in the number of unemployed people in South Africa. Joining us online is Ronald Bownes, director of DreamXChange to speak to us about how we can come up with solutions in dealing with unemployment in the country

Enhlers-Danlos Syndrome is a rare disease that weakens and affects the connective tissues of the body such as tendons and ligaments. Joining us online is Dr. Claude Bailly, clinical geneticist and Gafsa Garson, a patient to speak to us more Enhlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS)

Every Wednesday, we focus on the Relief Hour with our relief agencies and joining us online is Sheikh Shakir Baker, project co-ordinator at Al Quds Foundation SA to speak to us more

Mina Se Kinnes NPC is hosting a winter drive campaign to help the needy in the community. Joining us online is Najuwa Matthews, Liaison Officer to speak to us more

The Cosmetics Chef will be hosting a webinar on how to make cosmetics with natural products. Joining us online is Conny Oberrauter, founder and MD The Cosmetics Chef to speak to us more

June marks the Care for Your Grandparents Month and grandparents play such an important role in the lives of their grandchildren. Joining us online is Wren Mast-Ingle, founder Grandparents Association of South Africa to speak to us more

Many Early Childhood Development centres have been the hardest hit ever since the lockdown regulations started and some centres might face closure due to the financial strain Joining us online is, Prof Eric Atmore, founding director of the Centre for Early Childhood Development to speak to us more

Joining us online is Mari Crafford, principal of Helen O’ Grady of the Cape Town North and Winelands Academy to speak to us more

We know the importance of maintaining family ties in Islam. The Holy Quran says, "And be careful of [your duty to] God in whose name you demand [your rights] from one another, and [to] the ties of relationship; surely God is ever watchful over you!" (4:1) Joining us online is Naseera Ebrahim, social auxiliary worker and certified life coach to speak to us more

The Tygerberg Children’s Trust has recently launched the Tutu Tygers Club with SA Sport Stars. Joining us online is Jason Falken, CEO of Tygerberg Hospital Children’s Trust and Juan De Jongh, professional rugby player to speak to us about the launch of Tygerberg Hospital Children’s Trust

We continue with our home-schooling topic. Joining us online is Basheerah Van Wyk-Mollagee to speak to us more

The National Book Week has come up with an initiative called Books Beyond Words to encourage people to keep reading under lockdown. Joining us online is Madoda Ndlakuse, storyteller, poet, writer and reading activist to speak to us more about Books Beyond Words

Soapbox South Africa is having a book launch of the legend of Captain Fanplastic.Joining us online is Yanga Gceya, Account Manager to speak to us about the book launch

Precious Gems will be hosting blankets of love this winter. Joining us online is Shinaaz Adjiet, founder member of Precious Gems to speak to us about blankets of love

Food for Life Cape Town is running a feeding scheme across South Africa to eradicate hunger and malnutrition in the country. Joining us online is Naynesh Deva, founder of Food for Life Cape Town to speak us more

Today we are talking to Quinton Oosthuizen, Development Manager Business from Laddcorp regarding their safe sanitizing solutions to protect us from germs and viruses in this crazy time

The Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga announced yesterday in the media briefing address of reopening of schools. She said that parents who do not wish to send their children back to the public mainstream schools, have the option to home-school them.

With the easing of the lockdown to level 3 will see some companies opening their doors which means that companies need to have both employers and employees screened daily for covid-19 Joining us online is to Grant Field, CEO of Fedgroup speak to us more

. We start off the show with Sanzaf . We will now link up with MI Hassiem Cassiem, SANZAF 1st National Deputy Chairperson and Fayruz Mohamed, SANZAF National Chairperson who joins us online to speak to us about Zakah in Focus. This Ramadan remember the divine promise of Allah (swt) has made to all those who give charity – the more you give for the sake of Allah, the more Allah will give to you. Allah has promised that He will multiply the reward of giving charity by at least 700 times. When you give your Zakat and Sadaqah, you are not only helping someone in need - you are also investing in your akhirah. Your generosity can be a lifeline to those affected by war, poverty or disaster. By giving more this Ramadan, you can save countless lives while gaining Allah’s pleasure in this life and the next. Follow the Sunnah of the Prophet (saw) and increase your generosity during this special month just as he did. Do not miss out on the blessings of this divine promise. Give More, Gain More.

Nativa Assalaamu alaikum and welcome to NURUD DAKHIL (THE LIGHT WITHIN) I am your host Ayesha Laatoe. In this part of the show we now link up with Pretash Jivan , spokesperson at TIBB who now joins us online to speak to us about Tibb Black Seed

RAMADHAN 1441 We will now link up with Showkat Mukadam, SANZAF National 2nd Deputy Chairperson and Mogamat Fathie Petersen , SANZAF Zakah Advocacy Officer who joins us online to speak to us about Zakah in Focus. This Ramadan remember the divine promise of Allah (swt) has made to all those who give charity – the more you give for the sake of Allah, the more Allah will give to you. Allah has promised that He will multiply the reward of giving charity by at least 700 times. When you give your Zakat and Sadaqah, you are not only helping someone in need - you are also investing in your akhirah. Your generosity can be a lifeline to those affected by war, poverty or disaster. By giving more this Ramadan, you can save countless lives while gaining Allah’s pleasure in this life and the next. Follow the Sunnah of the Prophet (saw) and increase your generosity during this special month just as he did. Do not miss out on the blessings of this divine promise. Give More, Gain More.

RAMADHAN 1441 SANZAF Zakah In Focus We will now link up with Moulana Hassiem Cassiem, SANZAF 1st National Deputy Chairperson and Fayruz Mohamed, SANZAF National Chairperson who joins us online to speak to us about Zakah in Focus. This Ramadan remember the divine promise of Allah (swt) has made to all those who give charity – the more you give for the sake of Allah, the more Allah will give to you. Allah has promised that He will multiply the reward of giving charity by at least 700 times. When you give your Zakat and Sadaqah, you are not only helping someone in need - you are also investing in your akhirah. Your generosity can be a lifeline to those affected by war, poverty or disaster. By giving more this Ramadan, you can save countless lives while gaining Allah’s pleasure in this life and the next. Follow the Sunnah of the Prophet (saw) and increase your generosity during this special month just as he did. Do not miss out on the blessings of this divine promise. Give More, Gain More.

Today, we are talking about the holistic wellness and healing during this dire time of the covid-19 national lockdown. Joining us online is Nazia Slamong-Tofie, Life Coach & Dietician to speak to us about the holistic wellness and healing

Discussing relief projects and events we speak to SANZAF

Ilhaam Noordien is a master's graduate nursing student at UWC, where she investigated the challenges of male nurses in her research paper. She joins us online to speak to us

Today, we are talking about the holistic wellness and healing during this dire time of the covid-19 national lockdown. Joining us online is Nazia Slamong, Life Coach & Dietician to speak to us about the holistic wellness and healing

The Tygerberg Hospital is appealing to the public to support the vulnerable children.

We have the head of nursing of The Groote Schuur Hospital bringing us an update on whats happening and what is and will be put into place for the current situation called COVID-19

World Young Rheumatic Diseases Day is observed each year on the 18th of March.

World Hearing Day 2020 is an annual day which is commemorated on the 3rd of March. The day brings awareness about hearing loss and people affected by it. Joining us in studio is Vera Genevey Hlayisi, Clinical educator, Qualified Audiologist & academic researcher at UCT and UCT Audiologist students

Ayesha latoe carries on with the series on the four-part series on Monday Motivational talks and this week we discuss Goal setting for 2020.

Aunty Ayesha speaks to Malcolm Fielies on a four-part series every Monday Motivational talks and this week we discuss Goal setting for 2020.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Shaykh Bassier Benjamin & Shaykh Achmat Siers soeaking about Jam Eyyatul Quraa. What they do and what they offer.

Wiedaad Petersen is joined by Shubnam Soeker who is a homebaased baker and cooker at Shibby's Kitchen. She speaks to us about her journey to confectionery and she also shares with us one of her delectable recipes.

Wiedaad Petersen in conversation with Na-ilah Kippie the founder and program head at read 2 lead about the importance of reading andwhat they do to make our children leaders through reading.

Wiedaad Petersen in conversation with Khadija Abbas the office manager at Africa Muslims Agency, speaking to us about their upcoming and ongoing relief projects.

Wiedaad Petersen in conversation with Dr. Ebrahim Essop who is a Homeopath discussing the "change of life"

Ayesha Laatoe speaks to Malcolm Fielies as we start a new series that will handle motivational talks and Goal setting for 2020.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Aaisha Adam a representative of Muslim Hands speaking to us about their relief projects.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Beauty Wright-Sipondo. Talking about Leading your children into living a healthy lifestyle

Ayesha Laatoe speaks to Hilliray Morris who is a Board member with training portfolio at LifeLine Western Cape. She explains the course on offer and what it all entails.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Basheera Fakier who is a home based baker and also the owner of sweet miracles. she shares with us her journey and also a recipe of her own.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Waldo Houlies who is the Deputy Chairperson at Eureka Community Care. They speak about the good Eureka does for our local communities.

Ayesha Laatoe speaks to Moulanaa Yusuf Raja who is the Project Co-ordinator of Al Imdaad Western Cape branch. They discuss the projects and events taking place and how they assist the broader communities

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Nazeema Abrahams, the founder of paradise for kids talking to us about the little paradise she has to keep our children safe and educated while we are at work.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Sheikh Moegamad Colbie Al-Azhari who offers this class to the public.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Moulana Khalid Omar Ziyaee the Founder of Uitenhage Islamic Educational Centre madrassa tul munawwarrah and he speaks to us about the institute as well as the enrollments that are open.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Kauthar Salie and Sana Sana Saldukar members of Shawco health. Appealing for assistance

Ayesha Latoe in conversation with Ruben Hazelzet the Creative Director at SoapboxSA. We all know the importance of keeping our environment clean by getting rid of plastic in our beaches. Ruben expands on the importance hereof.

Jasmina Petersen in conversation with Candice Noakes, a book writer and author.

Jasmina Petersen in conversation with Jada Johnson, the founder of Waterlilly arts & crafts. She demonstrates and explains the courses she offeres and shows some beautiful art.

Jasmina Petersen in conversation with Amanda February, the founder of arts and crafts arena cape town.

Jasmina Petersen in conversation with Chimnese Davids , an author, poet and motivational teacher. she speaks to us about her range of books which she has completed already.

Jasmina speaks to students of the Zahraa Institute. Telling us more of what is offered at teh institute and also encouraging girls to join the institute to feed their souls.

Yasmina Petersen in conversation with Mrs Ricki J Fransman, the Executive Director of Child line Western Cape. They discuss the importance of keeping your children under watch.

Gouwa Soloman in conversation with Mama Mikey Linda the Founder at Yiza Ekhaya Soup Kitchen... Seeking assistance.

Gouwa Solomon in conversation with Kim who is a art fanatic... she shares with us her story and also some of her classes she has on offer

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Nadia Charles, the Director of Collaboration for Good discussing community projects and they also speak about the drive run by Collaboration for Good

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Mandi Jaman the sales and marketing manager at the city Sightseeing. They talk about the various cruises we fcan take and also discuss their various services offered.

Ayesha Laatoe in conversation with Shafiek Gilbert a registered tour guide at Chaffeur G Cab & Tours. They continue the series of advising our listeners about which places to visit during this festive season.

Ayesha Laatoe is in conversation with Fatima Hoosain, the founder of Upswing SA. They explain to us how to make a few crafts with things we have in our homes.

Ayesha Laatoe is in conversation with Mandisa Makhubalo, the founder and managing director of Unlimited Experience SA. They talk about her entrepreneurial journey and how she assists young and upcoming business owners in the local townships.