We geek our in the world of cosplay with award winning Mauritian cosplayer and prop maker, Frederic Lamarque and Tapelo Zama, co-founder of the Afro Geek Fest.

Zimbabwean author, Busisekile Khumalo, tells the story of young Zimbabwean women who reject the prospect of romance in favour of the "sharks" who pay their bills, in the book titled, "Sunshine and Shadows".

The Technology Information Confederation Africa is a gathering that brings together African IT professions together to improve the sector on the African continent. The theme for the conference this year taking place later in the year has recently been announced. The theme being “Advancing ICT solutions for sustainable development in Africa”. These gatherings are important as ICT solutions are critical for the advancements of the continent. Jannie Zaaiman, Chief Executive for Education and Academic Collaboration at Belgium Campus iTversity, a stakeholder of the Technology Information Confederation Africa gathering.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) has been described as an episode of depression that occurs annually at the same time each year. Most often, people experience it in autumn as the days get shorter. However, it can also occur during the summer months. We have on the line… Dr Marisa Roets, psychiatric specialised nurse manager at Life Poortview, a Life Mental Health facility.

Zimbabwe has introduced a new currency that is now gold-backed. They have called it the ZiG, which stands for Zimbabwe Gold. However, since the introduction of ZiG currency locals have been struggling as local businesses, transport and government services have not been accepting the old notes. This is despite the fact that the new ZiG bills will only be available by the end of April if all goes well. Today we look at the impact the new Zimbabwe currency has on the ordinary person in the streets of Harare and elsewhere. We are joined by Dzikamai Bere, from the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association.

Program Director of the Blue Nile Program, Dr Samuelson Appau, unpacks the subsidised program designed for African Australian entrepreneurs and leaders of not-for-profit organisations. 

Economist, Amanda Fitschen, expelain how debt can be good and can help you leverage a healthier relationship with your personal finances.

In conversation with the CEO of Rennies BCD Travel, Reece Oaks, a corporate that has collaborates in the "I Am Me" Conference which promotes  a more inclusive, accommodating, and sensitized workplace environment for LGBTQIA + individuals, Persons with dis-Abilities, and the youth. 

Africa has seen a significant transformation in politics. We are seeing the rise of youthful leaders. This was made much more so with the triumph of Senegal's new president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye.  On this we speak to Nyasha Mpani, from the Institute of Justice and Reconciliation. 

Afriautism Magazine is a specialty publication that highlights information on autism in Africa.  We speak to Lerato Mosedame on this. 

Veteran broadcaster, Richard Nwamba, has been the voice behind Channel Africa's "Africa In Song" . With decades of broadcasting experience and a deep connection with his audience, Richard bids farewell to Channel Africa  for retirement. Today we give him his flowers and take a beautiful journey through the life and passions of Richard Nwamba

This human rights day to spotlight the 30 years of democracy we look at a side by side definition of what Justice looks like today VS pre-democracy.  We speak to the Executive Director of the Institute of Justice and Reconciliation, Professor Cheryl Hendricks to give us perspective on modern-day justice. We also speak to 30 year old entrepreneur, Thabiso Mhlongo, as a child of "freedom", to unpack his experiences in the 30 years of democracy and way he defines as "justice". 

Seasoned and celebrated actress Sophie Ndaba has been a South African household name for decades. Her journey has not ended on our screens, but has been and still is active behind the scenes. Sophie Ndaba is also an entrepreneur, and through her own health challenges, has become an ambassador for health and wellness. Sophie Ndaba joins us in studio to discuss her life's journey.

MaXhosa Africa is a South African fashion brand that celebrates our culture and heritage.  MaXhosa will be presenting their latest collection this Saturday at the MXS Kulture Festival - a half-day festival that fuses fashion, music and food.  We speak to MaXhosa Africa founder Ladumo Ngxokolo joins us. He expands on opening a new store in New York. We chat to his recent debut at the Paris Fashion week, amongst other strides the brand has made.

World Health Organization Africa's Technical Officer, Dr Louis Abena, speaks on the current state of TB in Africa.

In light of National Water Week in South Africa, Dr Manjusha Sunil, the programme manager at the Water Research Commission unpacks the Young Engineers “Changemakers” Programme aimed at enhancing the capacity of South African engineers in areas of water and sanitation treatment.

Why does the African Union (AU) have a theme each year? Does it even matter?  The theme is “Educate an African fit for the 21st Century: Building resilient education systems for increased access to inclusive, lifelong, quality, and relevant learning in Africa.” We diagnose what the theme means and look at its objectives. We are joined by Nyasha Mpani, from the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation.

Today we chat to gospel singer Futhi Mhlongo on vying for Mrs South Africa. The vocalist is not only a singer but has  been an ambassador for autism advocacy. She started her foundation called focusing on children with Special needs and the autism spectrum disorder. She joins us in studio.

Heavy fighting  continues between between the Congolese armed forces (FARDC) and the M23 rebel group in the country’s troubled North Kivu province. Dozens have been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced since January. In the Poli-tricks of Politics feature we chat to Nixon Katembo, executive producer here at Channel Africa. We answer the question: What is the M23?

An in studio live concert and conversation with singer and guitarist, ZikaMdali.

Exploring the journey in art, life and language with musicial Kekelingo.

Executive Director of the Incarceration Nations Network, Dr Baz Dreisinger, speak on global prison reform alternatives.

Discussing women in art with Senior art specialist, Jean le Clus-Theron

In our Money Matter feature today we look at saving! We chat about stokvels as an alternative method of saving with Palesa Lengolo. Palesa has over 14 years’ experience in financial services (investments, banking and accounting) and is also an award winning author of a book called ‘Stokvels - How they can make your money work for you’.

The South African Heroes Awards (SAHAs) are bringing the 6th instalment and its going to be bigger and better. This is a feel good award celebrating community builders and change makers in society. The founder Amanda Matshaka, the founder, tells us about the nomination process for this year.

This week, we observe WORLD GLAUCOMA WEEK between the 10 - 15 MARCH.  Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve, essential for good vision, is one of the leading causes of irreversible blindness in Africa affecting more than 6 million people. We are joined by Dr Jaco Maartens, executive member of the Ophthalmological society of South Africa.

In this weeks Politricks of Politics feature, Head of Cybersecurity, Gilchrist Mushwana, discusses the landscape of AI and cybersecurity and its impact on the democratic process.

Anthropologist, Dr Matthew Mabefam, unpacks the financial inclusion for refugees.

Investment analyst, Casey Sprake, unpacks the new economic trend termed "Slowbalisation".

Teacher trainer at The TEFL Academy, Luan Dreyden, helps us explore the prospects of receiving a TEFL qualification and teaching English abroad.

Poli-tricks of Politics: We continue with our election coverage in South Africa. With the upcoming elections, trust amongst the people of South Africa in the leaders, both public and private, is low.  Prof Mias de Klerk and academics from the Centre for Responsible Leadership Studies  have established a manifesto to assist SA’s leaders in business, government, civil society and the media to “stress-test” and assess themselves. We are joined by Prof Mias de Klerk Director of the Centre for Responsible Leadership Studies at Stellenbosch Business School.

Today we look at the Ajabu Cocktail Festival. Globe trotting bartender Colin Asare Appiah has co-curated a cocktail festival that will bring together the best mixologists on the African continent. It will also include international bars such as Milady's, Rayo and Trailer Happiness collaborating with the local bartending scene.   We speak to Colin to tell us why he has brought this American to our African shores. And we find out more about the world of mixology. 

Multi-award-winning author/grief, loss and recovery coach, Patrick Neo Mabiletsa, unpacks his latest book titled "Does time really heal?". 

Dr Nandipha Ndudane, President of the South African Veterinary Council (SAVC) speaks to On the Move about zoonotic diseases, infections that can be transferred between animals and humans.

Poli-tricks of Politics: We continue with our election coverage in South Africa. With the upcoming elections, trust amongst the people of South Africa in the leaders, both public and private, is low. Prof Mias de Klerk and academics from the Centre for Responsible Leadership Studies  have established a manifesto to assist SA’s leaders in business, government, civil society and the media to “stress-test” and assess themselves. We are joined by Prof Mias de Klerk Director of the Centre for Responsible Leadership Studies at Stellenbosch Business School.

Vice President of the South African Chefs Association, Coo Pillay, discusses the growing popularity and unique perspectives of African chefs.

Multi award-winning Zambian artist, Wezi, unpacks her path as an afro-soul artist and debuts new music.

Zimbabwean born singer and singwriter, Faith Faye, speaks about her musical journey and her unique sound.

Today is Rare Diseases Day. Guess what? There are more than 7000 known rare diseases, collectively they are more common than anticipated. We learn more about the rare diseases called Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSD). We are joined by Monique Nel, Medical Advisor of rare diseases at Sanofi, joins us in this conversation.

How was the fan experience at the now completed AFCON tournament? The stadiums looked full of colour and energetic flair in typical African fashion. Today we speak to TT Mbha who enjoyed the vibrancy of the semis in Ivory Coast. After enjoying the soccer tournament the entrepreneur and socialite came back home with a renewed energy of how Africans need to celebrate the continent. 

Most people live paycheck to paycheck and end up feeling like money is like water through their hands and they have no clue where their money is going. This can have us feeling overwhelmed by our financial expenses and responsibilities. WealthyMoney.com is an online platform which hosts various money literacy courses. We zoom into one of the courses titled, "fall in love with your bank account". Ancestral money trauma coach, author and founder of the online platform, WealthyMoney.com, Vangile Makwakwa joins us.

Discussing nuclear energy in Africa with Dr Trevor Dudley, CEO at Mozweli Nuclear Engineering, a nuclear technology company...

Conversation with Dr Webster Zambara on Senegal's current election crisis.

African Philosopher, Osinakachi Kalu, discusses systematic racism in the digital age.

Founder of Bee African, a company that offers a range of Beekeeping products and services, Mems Ramaila, speaks about sustainable beekeeping.

Delving into the latest unemployment statistics in SA with Casey Sprake ,investment analyst at  Anchor Capital. 

Murray Legg, Co-Founder of SoSerene talks about self-talk and a positive relationship with our inner voice.

Amelia Ratlhankana, known as Dr Amelia through the African National Healers Association, is an African healer, Sharman and author. Dr Amelia has recently released a book titled, "The Raping of Mother Gaia". In this book, Dr Amelia jots down traumatic true life events that she has experienced from childhood and relates them to how humanity treats the earth (Mother Gaia). Dr Amelia walks us through these events.

It’s Wednesday and it’s time for our Bi-Weekly Inspirational Corner feature with Thobile “Tops” Mkhwanazi, founder of Sisterhood Connect. Today we chat about Self-leadership.

The Tomorrows/Today Prize, South Africa’s most prestigious visual art accolade, for emergent and under-represented artists. The Tomorrows/Today Prize is South Africa’s most prestigious visual art accolade for emergent and under-represented artists. At this year’s Investec Art Fair, it announced its winner. Some of the best in the world of art business came to the the decision; making the decision was  Spanish curator, Dr Mariella Franzoni and also included Zeitz MOCAA Curator Tandazani Dhlakama and Heba El Kayal, an independent curator and researcher based between Cairo and London. The winner is Boemo Diale, who won the R80 000 prize which acknowledges a burgeoning art career. Boemo joins us today on the line