We kickstart the show observing March as Human Rights month in South Africa. With celebrations on the 21'st of March marked by nationwide events aimed at fostering national unity and addressing issues like inequality and injustice. The commemoration is rooted in the events of the 21'st of March 1960 in Sharpeville - a turning point in the struggle against the apartheid regime. We tour the Nelson Mandela Capture Site in Kwazulu-Natal. Still in KZN, Symphony by the Water is a major music and lifestyle event that features many South African musical giants. We unwind and enjoy some great Orchestra sounds. Then onto a celebratory event that truly places Africa on the map; the recent Joburg Film Festival hosted films at various venues in Johannesburg. The platform unearths outstanding cinema, nurturing young talent, inspiring industry dialogue, and strengthening Africa's position in the global creative ecosystem. Still on film but now onto a film whose director was determined to change the life of a young man. Born deaf, Ndumiso Nkosi had his dream realized as he finally featured in a film. South African film Rearview has already premiered in Russia and was selected by the American black film festival in Miami as one of the films that are the new upcoming voices of South African film. Now putting pen to paper, a powerful relationship pocketbook Intimate You, guides readers towards healthier and more intentional connections, starting with the most important relationship of all, the one with ourselves.The book is written by none other than, life and relationship coach - Mapaseka Mokwele. Still on books, hidden triggers of infidelity that have somewhat birthed a new chapter. Broadcaster Puleng Magape has written a book that contributes to the healing we should experience after being betrayed. It's titled the Betrayal Code. Trendz Live then took a detour to the lush backwaters and rich cultural heart of Kerala, famously known as "God's Own Country." This space captures its spirit through design, atmosphere as well as storytelling. Finally, an escapism with a rather unusual, but very appealing getaway accommodation options. If you're seeking tranquility and to reconnect with nature's atmosphere, then Rosemary Hill Farm, just outside Pretoria and 50 minutes from Johannesburg, is certainly a place to explore. Here, authentic overnight structures will leave you with no desire to return to the hustle and bustle of city life. Always committed to giving the best in Lifestyle and Entertainment, Trendz Live is the show for you!

Tonight, we shine a spotlight on South Africa’s digital trailblazers as Humanz announces the winners of its inaugural Humanz Top 20 Awards, celebrating creators who are redefining influence with authenticity, innovation, and impact. We’re also on the red carpet for the 2026 Metro Awards nominations, where the biggest names in music gather and the excitement for one of the country’s most anticipated nights in entertainment is already building. Then, we escape the city for a breathtaking afternoon at Rosemary Hill, where luxury meets nature in the perfect scenic getaway. And in studio, author Gugu Mbuku joins us to share his new book, thoughtfully written to explore matters of the heart and the courage it takes to walk away from toxic relationships.

We kickstart it in style where the global flying dress trend is officially making its way to South Africa , and it’s turning ordinary photo shoots into unforgettable luxury experiences. Fashion, confidence, and creativity came together to create picture perfect moments. Then we honor the memory of a legend, Bra Hugh Masekela and unpack the phenomenal life he lived as a Jazz Club is birthed in his name. Then we chat to South African born and New York based, multi-award-nominated vocalist and composer, Naledi on what she's been up to lately.

We're committed to serving amazing lifestyle and edutainment pieces. We kickstart the show as incredible Saxophonist, Bongane Sax serenading us as we step into the month of love. We the move over to the East Rand as a new BNB comes to love. The beauty of lifestyle, aesthetics, and unwinding with a decent budget. The importance of healthy environments is quite refreshing. We take to the office to unpack productive environments while incorporating style. Now, we crossover to Tech. We explore an AI APP, Jo App that guides us through the city as we evolve on a digital platform. Then we take to a cheese farm as we get into the crux of cheese making, and how much of a unique process it is. Bongani Sax is back on our stage as we talk all things musical instruments and his journey to becoming, he then performs for us yet again. Moving onto Fashion, the catwalk at Nairobi Fashion Week shimmered with upcycled silks and reworked denim recently. Kenyan designers embraced a “Decarbonize” theme urging slower, longer‑lasting fashion. We wrap up the show with some self-defense as we explore the world of kick-boxing, martial arts, and jiu jutsi.

We kickstart the show by finding inspiring and creative ways to indulge in nutritious meals in our kitchens at home with a dietitian. Now, as we're easing back into routine, we unpack and explore the importance of various forms of fitness and getting facials done. We then move over to adventure. Mount Grace Hotel and Spa is a destination that reimages what it looks and feels like to be a traveller today. Still on adventure, blue skies, and fresh air. We take to the city of Johannesburg in style, in a helicopter. Moving onto art. Curated visual arts with live music, performance, and storytelling. Soweto is the heart of reflection and warmth. The spirit of wellness continues throughout the show as we visit a yoga lounge with health experts emphasizing the significance of caring for our minds, bodies, and souls, we look into what sound baths are. As we wrap up the show, Gogo Nomalanga Manyosi, an 85-year-old who still believes in dreams coming true. A heartwarming journey on how she absolutely loves painting. She displays her artistic craft with all of us.