Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

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Early Breakfast with Africa Melane episodes

  • Fitness with Liezel van der Westhuizen: Vesperdene Running Club
    Guest: Liezel van der Westhuizen
    Our resident fitness enthusiast Liezel van der Westhuizen travelled all the way to Johannesburg to run with a running club that started in Cape Town, but has gained momentum and stretches to Durban and Johannesburg now. Tune in to hear how this running club has changed the face of running, and why you should join them soon.
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    7 min
  • Listener's Request: Silent Genocide against LGBTI community
    Guest: Frank Gazu | Secretary  at Gay And Lesbian Alliance Of South Africa (Glasa)
    An empasionate call from Thandi highlighted in grave detail the hate crimes committed against the LGBTI community, labelling it a silent genocide - that is not getting enough media attention. The Gay and Lesbian Alliance of South Africa responds. Is it a genocide? What needs to be done?
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    7 min
  • Covid-19 Ministerial Advisory Committee raises concerns about variant found in India
    Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has reassured South Africans that the B.1.617 variant of the covid-19 virus, which is prevalent in India, has not been detected locally. The health department has consulted members of the genomics team, who have intensified their surveillance to ensure the variant could be detected quickly. And has also consulted
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    14 min
  • Health: There is a dire shortage of dental practitioners in the public sector
    Of the more than 6 000 registered dentists in the country, fewer than 2 000 of these practice are in the public service sector, despite the public healthcare system servicing majority of the population. Oral health is critical to overall health, but a dire shortage of oral health practitioners in the public health sector means that many people are not getting the oral healthcare services they need.
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    8 min
  • Listener's request: NSFAS on student funding
    Guest: Kagiso Mamabolo | Spokesperson at National Student Financial Aid Scheme
    Kagisho Mamabolo talks us through study programmes that are no longer funded by DHET through NSFAS and gives an update on the progression of funding for this tertiary schooling year. 
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    7 min
  • Road to Local Government elections: Billions of taxpayers’ monies unaccounted for by govt departments
    Guest: Mashupye Maserumule | Professor of Public Affairs at Tshwane University
    The office of the Auditor-General has revealed that about R6.9-billion of taxpayers’ money is unaccounted for by various government departments and other entities of the state over the past two years. Briefing the Portfolio Committee on Social Development on Tuesday, senior officials of the Auditor General’s office referred to a period of “material irregularities” in the 2018 and 2019 financial years.
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    9 min
  • Finance: Building financial resilience - very few South Africans have an emergency fund.
    Guest: Doret  Jooste |  CEO of Retail Money Management at FNB
    The accepted best practice in becoming financially resilient is having emergency savings available that is equal to at least three months’ worth of income or take-home pay. However according to research done by FNB very few of their middle-income customers who earn between R15 000 and R42 000 per month have enough, or any, emergency savings that would see them through a loss of income. Doret Jooste, CEO of Retail Money Management at FNB speaks on how to build financial resilience through an emergency fund.
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    10 min
  • How best to encourage more elderly South Africans to register on for the covid-19 vaccine?
    Guest: Ian Rheeder - Chartered Marketer and persuasion scientist
    For past two weeks South Africa’s Electronic Vaccination Data System (EVDS), which had previously been limited to accepting registrations from frontline healthcare workers only, has been opened up to the country’s elderly population. There has been a slow uptick in registration from elderly South Africans, what will it take to have more encouraged or knowledgeable on registering? 
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    6 min

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