This will take up the role as from March 2nd on the weekly one-hour show, at 4pm. She was recruited to host the show last year in November and immediately took it up.
“I got a call around November and after agreeing, I was asked to send my bio. First week December I started meeting the team and they are very exciting people to work with,” Mantsoe recounted.
The show has a different set from other lifestyle TV shows as instead of discussing tweets and celebrities, they will focus on ordinary people’s social media interactions.
“We won’t only discuss the usual, such as social media and the big (names) in the country. We (will) look at everyday people who never have their stories told.”
The new show also aims at discussing community issues and stereotypes.
“We help in every way we can like helping students without enough funds to pursue their dreams.
“We talk about personal issues like the Sophie Lichaba cyber bullying, (to) relationship advice and, but not limited to, abuse in public.”
The aim of this is to prevent similar situations from happening.
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