Celebrity MCs

Dan Moyane is a distinguished South African broadcaster, journalist and corporate communicator with over 40 years’ experience in media and business leadership. Currently co-anchoring The South African Morning on eNCA with Masego Rahlaga, he is renowned for his credibility, warmth and authority. A sought-after MC, panel chair and programme director, Dan has anchored at eNCA, led Primedia Broadcasting and held senior roles at Momentum Metropolitan Holdings. A published author and MTN Radio Awards Hall of Fame inductee, his poise, eloquence and insight bring gravitas to conferences, forums and awards evenings, ensuring seamless professionalism on every stage.

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Cape-based, Dalin Oliver is a highly-dependable South African comedian, MC, and radio sports presenter. Known for his charisma, quick wit and dependable stage presence, he is a former high school teacher turned award-winning entertainer. Dalin is a proven favourite on the corporate circuit, bringing humour, warmth and authority to conferences, awards ceremonies, panel discussions and brand activations. He hosts 'The Late Late Tackle' with the Springboks and is a familiar voice on Good Hope FM. With TV credits on Showmax, Comedy Central, and DStv, Dalin’s engaging energy and validated versatility make him the ideal MC or programme director for professional events nationwide.

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Bruce Whitfield helps leaders make better decisions when markets, technology and customer expectations are changing faster than ever. Drawing on more than three decades covering business, he translates global trends into practical insights executives can apply immediately. He is the former host of The Money Show on 702 and CapeTalk and now presents Bruce Whitfield’s Business Week, analysing the forces reshaping business and the economy. Author of four best-selling business books, he won the 2026 UK Speaker Award for Best Motivational Speaker after receiving the Thought Leadership Award in 2025. His presentations equip organisations to navigate uncertainty with greater confidence, clarity and strategic discipline.

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David O’Sullivan is one of South Africa’s most respected broadcast journalists and a credible voice in sports media, with over 40 years of experience across radio, TV, and digital platforms. From hosting 702’s Afternoon Drive to fronting major sports broadcasts for SABC - including the Olympic Games and the Rugby World Cup - David brings gravitas and professionalism to every stage. He is a reputable MC, panel moderator, and media trainer for top corporates, and he produces high-impact business podcasts. David co-authored the bestselling memoir 'Rassie: Stories of Life and Rugby', offering an intimate look into the life of Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus. His deep engagement in South Africa’s media and sporting narrative makes him a compelling choice for keynotes, moderating, or sports-themed corporate events.

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Eugene Khoza is a South African comedian and television presenter who has built a reputation for culturally astute stand up and assured live event hosting. Over nearly fifteen years, he has written and headlined eight solo comedy shows and performed internationally at the Sydney Comedy Festival, the Laugh Factory in the United States, and the New York Comedy Club. As a corporate MC, he blends structured programme management with unscripted audience interaction, maintaining pace without losing control of the room. Event organisers value his preparation, timing, and ability to navigate diverse audiences with intelligence and commercial awareness across sectors confidently.

Faith Mangope is a distinguished South African broadcaster, entrepreneur, and credible MC renowned for her eloquence and insightful engagement. With a rich background in radio and television, including roles at Metro FM and eNCA, she brings a wealth of experience to every event. As the founder of a Technology and Leadership Institute, she champions digital empowerment and leadership development. Her academic involvement with Duke University further underscores her commitment to excellence. Recognised among Mail & Guardian's Top 200 Young South Africans, Faith's professionalism and versatility make her an invaluable asset to any corporate gathering.

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With more than three decades in broadcast journalism and public affairs, he has shaped national conversations across radio, television and live forums. He has held senior communication roles linked to major global sporting events and led national branding initiatives during pivotal democratic milestones. Experience as a chief executive in the technology sector broadened his exposure to governance, risk and institutional accountability. He is frequently entrusted to chair complex policy discussions, political dialogues and board level conferences, bringing measured analysis, historical context and disciplined facilitation to high stakes environments. His perspective reflects engagement with media, government and business and civil society.

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Farai is a moderator, MC, speaker and strategic partnerships leader focused on education, employment and digital capability. She serves as Partnerships Lead for Canva Africa, driving collaborations across education, youth ecosystems, government and corporate partners to expand access to visual learning. She previously held senior roles at Accenture Development Partnerships and the Youth Employment Service, leading initiatives connecting young people to work and skills pathways. Ntuli has moderated for ITWeb, Binance and the Presidential Youth Employment Intervention, and is a TEDx speaker, bringing structured insight to conversations on work, skills and innovation.

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