Young, Wild & Free

IFP MP Mkhuleko Hlengwa, who is also the leader of the IFP Youth Brigade, is in studio with Manqoba - talking about the misconceptions around what the IFP stands for currently, versus what they stood for a few years back. They also discuss the importance of not doing things to sell headlines and produce soundbytes, but doing what the people at grass-roots level need.

Manqoba discusses the African Union Agenda 2063, with a particular focus on women development and involvement in all aspects of society. His guest is Carol Mhlarhi, MD of Lourel Holdings and Divine Women Empowerment - she discusses how they are addressing women development in SA.

Dr Elna Rudolph speaks to Manqoba about the decline in men's testosterone levels in SA. How can young men take precautions against possible sexual issues in the future?

How can you use social media to maximise your market share and social media presence? Tumelo Komape (TK), digital manager of City of Joburg talks about he moved the City of Johannesburg Twitter account from 3,000 to over 250,000 followers with a single strategy. Also find out how young people can benefit from being in the city of Joburg and all the projects they're running.

On this edition of Young, Wild & Free, Maqoba does his part in promoting local music by hanging out with up and coming rap artist Slug Lugho. They speak about his music, who he looks up to in the South African music industry and more.

On this edition, Manqoba Ngubo speaks about HIV/AIDS. He zooms in on the youth, especially in universities... do they know enough about the disease? He also touches on the new 'Blesser' trend and prostitution.

City Press Journalist and radio night time talk show host, Gugs Mhlungu, speaks about gender transformation in South Africa, both in sports and corporate. Gugs also provides you with a sneak peek into her book that is set for release later in 2016.

Celebrity make-up artist and model Muzi Zuma is in the house and holds nothing back! She speaks politics, digging into President Jacob Zuma and why even with everything happening he remains ANC at his core. She takes us through her role as the Ambasaddor of LGBTI Society in South Africa. Then, later she chats more in-depth about her work as a celebrity make-up artist for the likes of Bonang Mathebe, DJ Zinhle, Terry Pheto and Thembi Seete, to mention but a few.

This edition is all about political awareness. Do young people realise that the future of South Africa rests solely on their shoulders. Manqoba Ngubo talks to an EFF Spokesperson who reveals why he thinks the EFF is the way to go. Trust that it won’t be an easy time for him as Manqoba is definitely not pro-EFF.

The show that profiles day to day people, finding the common thread that binds us together. On this edition Manqoba and MaBlerh discusses polyamory. They are joined by special guest, DJ AJ.