Katch it with khanyi

Host Khanyi chats to actress Jo-anne Reyneke and funnyman Trevor Gumbi.

schedules may have changed after we went to print. for the latest updates, visit our mobisite on your smartphone at describe yourself i’m the new kid on the block who’s known for her high energy, being down to earth and my overriding compassion. my friendly demeanour lets me easily strike a rapport with the guests and create lively conversations while also connecting with viewers. i’ve set my sights on the media space and i’m aiming to be a household name in the future. what do you bring to shift? a fresh vibey look and my aim is to change how young people think. i have overwhelming focus on uncovering answers that matter most during a discussion. what’s it like working with your co-host aaron moloisi? when i was on yo.tv, i remember telling him that one day i’d co-present with him. guess what? i joined the show a year later and he’s one of the few people who’ve mastered presenting. what topics have you enjoyed covering so far? there was a young guy, mosa mphore, who was diagnosed with cancer. he then opened an organisation called open eye foundation and he teaches young people about different diseases through it. and what are you most passionate about? directing – and i’ve got a company called kamohelo group, which i believe will help decrease the unemployment rate in sa. what, in your opinion, makes you a popular and relatable part of the show? i easily relate to different people, young and old, and the fact that i can speak five different african languages is also a plus.