Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

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  • Inter-ministerial committee on vaccines and the task that lies ahead
    Guest: Dr. Aslam Dasoo | Convenor of the progressive Health Forum
    President Ramaphosa has established an inter-ministerial committee to
    oversee the roll-out of Covid-19 vaccines in the country. The committee, chaired by
    Deputy President David Mabuza, will be tasked with helping the government to cooperate
    more effectively to ensure the whole process of the distribution of vaccination is
    streamlined.
     
     
     
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    10 min
  • Finance: Back-to-school hacks
    Guest : Vicki Sleet | Blogger at Iwantthat.co.za and cofounder of Luckybird content agency at ...
    Don't fret if you put off shopping for back-to-school supplies after the
    announcement that schools re-open two weeks later than planned. Use this extra time to
    prepare and insure you tick off all the items on your child's stationery list. Mom
    and blogger, Vicki Sleet, has some budget-friendly hacks for all parents prepping for the
    new schooling year.
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    10 min
  • Uber Eats drivers strike planned for this week
    Guest : Duane Bernard | Representative at Uber Driver Partners association
    Uber Eats drivers plan a nationwide strike on Friday, with plans to picket at
    fast-food outlets, and at Uber’s head office, as they demand an increase in their fees. Last
    month, drivers brought deliveries in Gauteng to a standstill for two days in protest of a
    sharp fall in their income over recent months, after Uber Eats cut delivery fees.
     
    Duane Bernard is a representative for the Uber Driver Partners association
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    5 min
  • MeerKAT telescope discovers two rare radio galaxies
    Guest : Dr Jacinta Delhaize | Postdoctoral research fellow in the Astronomy Department at University Of Cape Tow
    The MeerKAT radio telescope, outside Carnarvon, has made another exciting
    find. Two giant radio galaxies were discovered by one of the facility's projects, the
    MIGHTEE survey. A radio galaxy is one that has a supermassive black hole in its
    centre. When interstellar gas falls in towards the black hole, it becomes active and
    releases huge amounts of energy from this region.
    Post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Cape Town, Dr Jacinta Delhaize is the
    lead author of the research.
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    7 min
  • Travel & Tourism: The devastating impact on car rental industry
    Guest : Sandile Ntseoane | General manager at Southern African Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (SAVRALA)
    It is anticipated significant volume reductions in the travel and tourism sector
    will continue. Car rental services have recognised their businesses are not protected from
    the economic devastation. With a revenue that is heavily reliant on air-travel, lockdown and
    travel bans since the pandemic hit have had a devastating impact on the car rental
    industry.
    Sandile Ntseoane is the general manager at Southern African Vehicle Rental and Leasing
    Association.
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    10 min
  • National Alliance for Independent Schools Association on continuing schooling
    Guest : Mandla Mthembu | Chairman at National Alliance for Independent Schools Association
    Independent schools are likely to resume schooling this week despite the
    Department of Basic Education confirming the postponement of public schools opening to
    15 February. The statement by DBE Deputy Minister Reginah Mhaule included that private
    schools that have already reopened would be persuaded with the assistance of the
    National Alliance for Independent Schools Association to follow the new protocols.
    Mandla Mthembu is the chairman of the National Alliance for Independent Schools
    Association.
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    7 min
  • Ugandan confederation in Southern Africa on Museveni election win
    Guest : Moses Ssentongo | President General at Confederation of Ugandans in Southern Africa - COUSA
    Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has won a sixth term in office with 58.6
    percent of the vote, in an election disputed by his main rival Bobi Wine who trailed with
    34.8 percent, the electoral commission announced on Saturday.
    Moses Ssentongo is one of the many Uganda nationals living outside of their home
    country. He is president of the Confederation of Ugandans in Southern Africa.
     
     
    More information: Confederation of Ugandans in Southern Africa (COUSA) is an umbrella
    body for all Ugandan associations, communities and groupings across Southern Africa in
    countries including South Africa, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Lesotho and Swaziland
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    8 min
  • Property: Buying or selling a distressed property
    Guest : Hester van der Merwe | Certified Financial Planner at Ultima Financial Planners
    Whether you are a buyer hoping to substantial bargain or a home owner you
    who has fallen into some financial peril, doing research is vital when looking at a distressed
    property. Most banks regard a property as being “in distress” after three missed mortgage
    payments in a row. There are many different parties involved in the selling of distressed
    properties and the situation can pan out in a few different ways.
    Hester van der Merwe is a certified financial planner at Ultima Financial Planners
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    13 min
  • Remember when... with Andile Ndlovu
    Guest : Andile Ndlovu | Podcast creator at Remember when... with Andile Ndlovu
    "Remember when..." is a new podcast that narrates a walk down memory
    lane. In each episode, host Andile Ndlovu’s revisits different cultural phenomena from
    Penny Heyns winning gold at the 1996 Olympics to a controversial and very popular TV
    series Yizo Yizo that aired between 1999 and 2004. The show is a satisfying deep dive into
    South African popular culture sprinkled with nostalgia.
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    10 min
  • FEDSAS on the postponement of re-opening of public schools
    Guest : Paul Colditz | CEO at Federation of Governing Bodies of South African Schools
    The National Coronavirus Command Council wants the reopening of schools
    to be postponed by two weeks. Public schools are supposed to open on the 27 January.
    The NCCC would like to push out to the 15 February, in anticipation that the second wave
    of conoid-19 infections would have started to decline.
    Paul Colditz is the CEO of the Federation of Governing Bodies of South African schools.
    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
    8 min

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