On Monday (6 August) Motswako sets the scene for Women's Day by chatting to Hlengiwe Mkhize about the Progressive Women's Forum of South Africa.

This Monday Motswako profiles actress Kgomotso Christopher who chats about her journey to fame, her American hunk and her role as Katlego on Isidingo.

On Monday Motswako profiles actress Nambitha Mpumlwana who chats about her life on and off screen, her charity work and her role as Mawande on Generations.

On Monday Motswako talks to women who've had their hearts broken in a break-up to find out how they coped. Experts offer advice on how to pick up the pieces.

Monday's Motswako commemorates 16 June with a spotlight on how to make a difference. The line-up includes a look at how the day can be commemorated in fashion.

On Monday Motswako explores the rape crisis that's plagueing the country by talking to teenage boys and their parents to find out where things are going wrong.

On Monday Motswako looks at the issues that result when there's uncertainty about a child's paternity. Penny chats to a father who needs to know if he's raising his own child.

On Monday (23rd) Motswako puts the spotlight on Twasa who chats about the difficult decisions and challenges she's faced in her life and career.

Penny and various musicians pay tribute to Whitney on Monday (27th) by chatting about how she inspired them. Also, an interview with photographer Alf Kumalo.

Kelly Khumalo tells all on Motswako tonight. She speaks about her days with TKO, Jub-Jub's abuse and her battle with drugs and alcohol. How will her story end?

On Monday (5th) Penny has a frank conversation with Mshosa to ask questions about identity and skin lightening: who is she and who does she want to become?

This Monday (21st) Motswako puts the spotlight on climate change in the build-up the Conference of the Parties which takes place in Durban next week.

On Monday Motswako starts the build-up to the 16 Days of Activism campaign. Penny chats to Minister Lulu Xingwana and the show visits victims of domestic abuse.

On Monday Dineo Ranaka and Poppy Ntshongwana join Penny to chat about how to win t'wars - and how to avoid them if possible.

Motswako puts the spotlight on breast cancer this week: a survivor shares her story; and the show tributes a 23-year-old who fought the disease to the end.

On Monday (18 July) Motswako pays special tribute to Nelson Mandela to mark his 93rd birthday. The show features never-before-seen footage.

On Monday Penny discusses human trafficking in South Africa and asks: should prosititution be legalized as a way of preventing the trafficking of women?

On Monday Penny looks at the dark and dangerous side of social networks. A young women who became a victim of a network speaks out about her experience.

Dance Your Butt Off presenter Lebo Mabotja chats to Penny about the world's obsession with weight. Also weighing in: Zolani Mahola and a dietician.

Yup, believe it. Theunis Crous' wife Primrose is on Motswako this week, talking about taking him back after he admitted to his affair with you-know-who ....

Tonight Motswako asks: Does celebrating 16 days of non-violence against women and children mean we condone violence at all other times? ...

On Monday (22nd) Penny looks at the rise-and-rise of Simphiwe Dana, as a live performer, recording artist, cultural activist and African Renaissance woman.

On Monday Penny chats about the phenom. of schleb couples: their hook-ups, break-ups, affairs and second chances. Featuring: Mapaseka and T-bose Mokwele.

Penny catches up with Sandy Ehrenreich (a.k.a. Ngema) to find out about her new married life; and wildest dreams.

Penny's co-host on Monday's Motswako: Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma. Together they celebrate Heritage Day with four icons of the anti-apartheid movement.

Tonight: Penny and guests chat about the diversity of cultures in Mzansi and look at the concept of: knowing ourselves to know where we're going.

Penny chats to women who are moving and shaking the world, including Khanyisile Motsa: a winner at the recent Shoprite/Checkers Woman Of The Year Awards.

On Monday Penny pays tribute to past and present musical sheroes, with a spotlight on Siphokazi, Camagwini; and Lesego Motsepe - as Brenda Fassie on stage.

Tonight: Penny goes to journalist Cassandra Gudhluza's baby shower to unwrap what it means to be a 21st century mom.

Tonight's Motswako explores the increase in home break-ins and talks to T'bo Touch, a victim of the crime.

On tonight's Motswako: Penny bids farewell to the world in the countdown to Sunday's Cup Final. Khanyi Mbau joins her to honour Brazil's man muscle and hair.

Actress and producer Portia Gumede spills all to Penny tonight - to share tips on how single moms can get their sexy groove back on the dating and lurve scene.

Penny hooks up with Khabodacious on tonight's Motswako to ask: why is it so difficult to find Mr Right? Joining them: JC Masithela and Mbuyiselo Botha.

On Monday Penny chats to guests about modern trends in spirituality that sees women coming together to uplift each other in new and different ways.

Motswako dishes the latest on soapie actresses whose lives mimic fiction. On the show: Isidingo's Hlubi Mboya, Muvhango's Jo-ann Reyneke and 7de Laan’s Mimi Mahlasela.

This Monday: a single mom speaks to Penny about raising a child alone, in a society that's become insensitive to what it takes to raise children solo.

Tonight Penny looks at the impact of fake copies of designer labels such as Louis Vuitton and introduces two Mzansi designers, who don't DO fake.

On Monday Penny chats about the phenomenon of child stars gone bad. In the studio to give their take: Bouga Luv, Doc Shebeleza and Salamina Mosese.

On Monday Motswako attends the South African premiere of Precious, with 600 veiwers and schlebs. Also, Penny chats about abuse with Henrietta Bogopane-Zulu.

Tonight Motswako looks at the controversy surrounding international big budget films that tell South African stories with American actors as the stars.

Tonight Penny hits turbo-boost to look at the growing craze of motorbiking and the many tragic casualities of high speed engines.

Tonight Busi chats to Baleka Mbete, President of the Progressive Woman's Movement. She reveals what women are fighting for today, 15 years after democracy.

Sugar daddy relationships are turning deadly with young women swapping their health for bad-dad cash. Busi and a panel unpack the phenomenon.

Tonight Busi chats to Jo-Ann Stauss to find out about her secret-to-success. Pics and fast facts about her ...

On Monday Busi chats to singer-songwriter Puff Johnson. In the motswako/mix: her move to South Aftrica, her battle with cancer; and her latest music.

On Monday's Motswako: muso's Dorothy Masuku and Siphokazi talk about their musical lives and perform together.

DJ'esses chat to Busi on tonight's Motswako to spill what it takes to make it on-air.

Monday's Motswako is a dedication to Caster Semenya and takes a look at the impact of society on everything that's happened.

Women are finding themselves married to strangers or suddenly divorced. Motswako investigates identity fraud and gives Nkosazana Zuma the 3rd degree.

Tonight's Motswako ends Women's Month with a spotlight on babe-power confidence. On the show: Sphiwe Nkosi, Nakedi Ribane and Lebo Mashile.

On Monday Busi catches up with Khanyi Dhlomo to chat about the launch of Destiny Man - a new partner-magazine to Destiny.

Tonight's Motswako marks Women's Month and goes out-and-about with Hillary Clinton to celebrate.

Tonight's Motswako debates the role of women when it comes to juggling full-time careers and families to ask: are priorities shifting?

Tonight Busi catches up with Bassie Kumalo and her DS (dear sister) Johanna - Bassie's, not Busi's.

Tonight's Motswako goes Vuvuzela with a look at Bafana Bafana's Confed Cup performance and their role in the 2010 World Cup - from a gal pals point of view.

On Monday Busi uncovers the passions of author Sindiwe Magona, most popularly known for her post-apartheid book Mother to Mother.

Busi gets up close to Gen. actress Sophie Ndaba in tonight's Motswako. The pair hang out and chat in Sophie's home, while she cooks her fave dish.

Tonight's Motskwako morphs into Project Runway/The Cut and features a catwalk of the latest winter fashion trends.

Tonight's Motswako talks to mothers who've had children in prison and then given them up when they're 2-years old. The episode was filmed in Kroonstad prison.

On Monday Motswako looks at customer service among SA's leading retailers to ask: do we know how to deliver world class service for the 2010 World Cup?