Colin Moss is a seasoned entertainer, well known in South African film and comedy circles. He was described by the Sunday Times as the "most famous face in South Africa".

This three-time PGA Championship winner; the Swiss, Spanish, Italian, Colombian, French and S.A. Open winner and World Cup Winner in 1974 was born in Pretoria.

Francois Pienaar, with twenty nine international caps to his name, reached the highest peak in rugby union: he captained his country South Africa, to World Cup victory in 1995 on home turf and was presented the Webb Ellis Trophy by President Nelson Mandela.

Gerry Rantseli started her work within the liberation struggle as a teenager on the Cape Flats and followed the move of one of her mentors, Cheryl Carolus to Johannesburg to work for the African National Congress at National level. First in the Department of International Affairs as a secretary to Thabo Mbeki who was then the Head of International Affairs and now our second democratically elected President, and finally the Department of Local Government and Housing learning from men such as Joe Slovo.

Jana Strydom was born in Schweizer Reneke and has spent the largest part of her life in Pretoria before moving to Johannesburg.  She has been in the industry for 4 years.  When she finished matrix, she went overseas to work and travel Europe for 2 years.  She returned and enrolled at the Tswane University of Technology (previously known as Technikon Pretoria) where she graduated Cum Laude with a B-Tech Drama diploma.

Having first won admiration as a promising flyhalf in Pretoria, Stransky leapt to fame in the 1990 Natal team that clinched the Currie Cup for the first time in their history. He kicked the goals and directed the backline with notable authority. He has since moved to Cape Town and settled comfortably in the Western Province side, emerging as an icon at Newlands. He won national colours on tour to Australia in 1993, scoring an unforgettable intercept try against the world champion Wallabies

The gorgeous blonde hair and deep, gentle, brown eyes are disconcerting. She’s bright. She’s charming. She’s energetic and …  she’s very wise. Even at school there was no stopping Juliet Newell. A natural born athlete, she jumped right over the long jump pit at the first sports trial. No young lady had ever jumped that far at her new school. This concentrated readiness is a Newell trademark, be it in sport or firing tough questions in a news interview.

Kass Naidoo Commercial Manager of Cricket South Africa.

An award-winning sports journalist who defied the odds, Kass achieving her childhood dream of becoming South Africa’s first female cricket commentator at the age of 27. 

Leanne Manas is the new female anchor of the SABC's flagship breakfast program - Morning Live. Prior to this she was the host of two Business programs on SABC 3 - Business update and Business Focus.

She may be a new face to South African television audiences but SABC 3 continuity presenter, Liezel van der Westhuizen has long been working in the homegrown entertainment industry.

The best kept secret in television history is out. Over 100 people auditioned, but it was the Capetonian with the rugged good looks and sexy voice who won the prized slot of Presenter: Survivor SA Panama, proving that dreams do come true....

With his distinctively "dome" look, charismatic personality and easy-going demeanour, popular radio DJ and TV presenter Mark Pilgrim has quickly become a favourite personality in South Africa 's entertainment circles.

Michael Mol is best known as one of South Africa 's top TV presenters, having co-hosted Top Billing (SA's longest running prime magazine show ever) for the last five years.  Besides his TV work, he is a sought after MC, presenter and transformational speaker, and has in recent years been shifting his emphasis to assisting people and organisations understand the basis for truly significant living.  "From success to significance" is a phrase you will hear often from him.

Naas played his first test for the Springbok Rugby Team on 26 April 1980 at the age of 22 in the flyhalf position against South America at Wanderers, Johannesburg . He played his last test on 14 November 1992 at the age of 34 as flyhalf against England at Twickenham, London .

Arguably, South Afrcia's most successful rugby coach ever, Nicholas Vivian Howard Mallett was born on October 30, 1956 in Heartfordshire , England , taking a middle name from his mother Vivienne. He came to Africa, being only six weeks old, when his family re-located to Zimbabwe . His father Anthony took up a post as Headmaster of Peterhouse School, just outside of Harare .

Nico was born and bred in a beautiful little village known as Pretoria. After matriculation at Pretoria Boys High School, Nico went on to complete his military service in the South African Navy. He was appointed the Captain of his Division and was ranked Able Seaman.

When Noeleen Maholwana-Sangqu burst onto South African TV screens early this year, it may have been her screen debut but she brought a formidable CV as the queen of talk.

Having worked in the corporate and private sector of business for 14 years prior to being selected to play cricket in an industry that demands total dedication and commitment to achieving results, the many same principles that are applied can be found in both the Sporting and Business environment, and having being part of the era in South African cricket that was termed successful in world terms has enabled him to grasp and isolate many fundamentals that are often overlooked when striving for success.

Pepsi has over six years experience in television and training, having worked as a television presenter on SABC1, Cinemagic and The Toasty Show, with his most recent appearance on the classy, inspirational magazine programme on SABC 2 called Mamepe.

Peter is a well-known Radio & Television Presenter in South Africa and has more than 13 years experience as a broadcaster. He has produced many TV series for both the national broadcaster SABC and the Pay Television channel M-Net. He has also produced many corporate videos for various South African Companies.

"Multi-Talented", a vibrant personality who is guaranteed to create a fantastic vibe at any function!Rick has been a valued entertainer in tge pub and club circuit m the corporate and public entertainment arena, hosting fashion shows corporate events , beauty pageants, store openings, golf days, product launches casino and shopping center promotions and is known in the sporting arena as both as artist and producer, He is a creators of stadium magic according to on critic. All this has made him one of the countries most experienced MC's.His appearances as a presenter on both the Pop Idols and Big Brother functions have taken the South African entertainment industry by storm His charisma and stage presence is delivered perfectly with every performance!Rick also spent time hosting radio shows and has entertained on the worlds largest cruise ships

Shaun Maclean "Polly" Pollock

Having played in the backyard with his uncle and considering the type of stuff floating around in his gene pool, it would have been surprising if Shaun Pollock had not been an international cricketer - and a very good one at that.

With his warm charismatic personality, popular TV and Radio presenter, Tshepo Mabona has become a favourite personality in the sporting world. He is best known for the soccer show on SABC 1 Laduma every weekend, Tshepo has hosted a number of diverse shows.

Zaa was born in England, and raised in Canada to parents of Cameroonian descent. He first appeared onstage at the age of six, and continued his stage career throughout his schooling. In 1990, while studying for his BA in Film & Communications, at McGill University, Zaa was recruited into The National Theatre School of Canada.

Packed with the power ingredients that make a radio show pure entertainment. Zuraida Jardine explodes all over your radio every weeknight bringing you the freshest music news and interviews -night radio like never before! And. she's still with you every Saturday afternoon!