Celebrity MCs

Thembekile Mrototo is a seasoned South African journalist and broadcaster, currently co-anchoring SABC News' prime-time programme, The Full View, and presenting news segments on Talk Radio 702. He also co-hosts 947's "Anele and The Club" breakfast show, where his sharp wit and playful sense of the outrageous add a distinctive flair to morning radio. With over a decade in media, Thembekile has delivered incisive coverage on major national and international events. His dynamic presence and extensive experience across radio and television make him a sought-after moderator and programme director for corporate events, bringing both credibility and entertainment to conferences, panel discussions, and corporate gatherings.

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Host of the weekend “Thomas in the Morning” show from 6 to 9 AM, blending music with current conversation. Presenter of the Saturday morning “9 to 12” slot, where topical issues are discussed alongside listener interaction. Draws on substantial broadcast experience and a steady on-air presence when moderating live sessions. Skilled at directing panel discussions with clarity and poise while maintaining agenda flow. Known for thoughtful questioning and attentive listening that elevates audience engagement. Comfortable facilitating dialogue that emphasises relevance and insight, ensuring discussions retain focus and value for conference and corporate audiences alike.

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John Robbie brings rare insight from elite sport and three decades at the forefront of broadcasting. He captained Trinity College Dublin and Cambridge University, represented Ireland and the British & Irish Lions, and played 83 matches for Transvaal. Named one of South Africa’s Rugby Players of the Year in 1987, he later became one of the country’s most influential radio voices, presenting 702’s breakfast show for 17 years. An accomplished corporate speaker and MC, he combines sharp observation, candid storytelling and quick humour to explore leadership, resilience, communication and performance under pressure, leaving audiences entertained, challenged and equipped with practical lessons.

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A business journalist, broadcaster and event moderator with more than a decade in financial media, he specialises in translating market complexity into clear, structured analysis for executive and investor audiences. He anchors business news and leads in-depth financial discussions across national radio platforms. His experience includes presenting a prime-time finance programme on television and hosting the podcast Everything Counts, examining taxation, investment and economic policy. With a background spanning broadcast journalism and live moderation, he brings disciplined questioning, subject fluency and commercial awareness to conferences, leadership forums and board-level conversations.

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Fanie de Villiers, former South African fast bowler, is celebrated for his match-winning role in the 1993/94 Sydney Test that secured South Africa’s first overseas victory after re-admission. Today he is a sought-after keynote speaker and corporate motivator, known for his acclaimed presentation The Gospel of Belief. Drawing on lessons from elite sport, he challenges audiences to move beyond mediocrity and embrace resilience, belief and purposeful performance. Fanie also hosts exclusive leadership experiences at his renowned cricket museum, offering executives unique, immersive sessions that blend sporting excellence with actionable insights. He brings authenticity, humour and inspiration to every stage.

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