Matt Tsolo was born and started his primary basic education there before moving to Durban when he is currently based. After pursuing journalism at the Durban University of Technology (DUT) and working with youth stations like the Durban Youth Radio and RadioDUT, He was working on his music podcast premiering soon and website onmusicwithmatt.com where his passion and love for music is also shared...... #creatorscornerza

Rohini Amratlal’s art story is based on lived experiences, and it has opened doors for her to exhibit her work in JHB and PT etc. Besides being a member with KZNSA Gallery…she’s got big dreams and is an AWARD WINNING ARTIST!!!

Siyabonga Mbhele widely know as ‘Lordbear’ by those who’re familiar with him, runs a personal photography business ‘Lordbear Pictures’ where he offers various packages. And does freelance work for various entities he told us not to mention…….here’s his story

Nonopa Vanda is a recent ‘Legal Technologist’ who only graduated with her LLB degree. Being a leader. She has since chartered her own route of employment. After discovering that she wouldn’t really enjoy practicing the law. She has some suggestions for ‘RSA’ and the youths at large with unemployment hikes rising across the globe. #legaltech #ai #employment #LinkedIn

Nomali Zondi wrote and published “The Rusty Tin Hotel” as a second year student, studying Film and TV (Video Tech) at the Durban University of Technology…she’s here to talk about the book and her journey towards penning it. @offishalchannel1 on IG & YT

Gugu Mpungose is a founder of a magazine that speaks to women related matters but she is also on the road to establishing a new one by the name we can't reveal at the moment which seeks to give South African men role modals, after noticing an opening in that space.....

Siphumelele Zondi is a South African radio and television reporter, current affairs presenter, producer and journalism lecturer. Siphumelele grew up in Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal and studied in Durban, Pretoria and England. Zondi also works as a current affairs presenter for Channel Africa Radio, a radio station within the SABC. He has also worked as a senior producer and anchor for CNBC Africa and did some work as a reporter for eTV in his earlier years.

Sandile Dladla is a student actor at Durban University Of Technology's  (DUT's) Courtyard Theatre and he recently won the Best Actor award. Joining me for a conversation is him and his mother on the play that won him the Best Actor, Melinda Phakathi