Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

Topic: From the Continent: Africa's Creative streak during the pandemic

Guest: Sokhu Sibiya, Editor - Africa.com

Guest: Tess Faber, Travel consultant and founder of Travel Bug

Topics: The Travel Bug – No more SAA flights, what's the latest on that?

We are carrying on with the conversation around positive stories in the time of lockdown, to counter all the negativity that surrounds us. We all have had so much extra time over the past few weeks and there’s more to come if one looks at the situation. How can we use this time productively?

Guest: Sylvia Walker, Corporate specialist financial planner 

Topics: Money Matters – Lockdown: drawing on the positives

"Struggling to figure out how you're going to get enough oxygen with a face mask on, during your 5km radius-bound outdoor exercise? Here's how to stay safe in body & breath."

Guest: Liezel van der Westhuizen, KFM early mornings host

Topic: Fitness Friday’s with Liezel V –  Running with a face mask on

From the continent: A Silver Lining for African Airlines

Guest: Sokhu Sibiya, Editor - Africa.com

A lot of people including musicians have come out in support of first responders from across the world. They either stand outside and clap at a certain time of the day or play a musical instrument.

Guest: JP Smith, Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security at City of Cape

Topics: First responders in the City of Cape Town

Guest: Jean-Jacques Cornish, Africa Correspondent

Topics: Africa News Update: In Nigeria, you can be sentenced to death on zoom

Running out of food in Africa during the lockdown 

Raila Odinga says its world war 3 without guns

The Western Cape remains the province with the highest number of positive cases and

deaths.

Guest: Mokete Setoaba, General Practitioner

Topics: Healthcare with Doctor Mokete Setoaba: What is Crohn's disease

Topics:From the Continent: Learn to Sign in Kiswahili in this Tanzanian Cafe

Guest: Sokhu Sibiya, Editor - Africa.com

We know that COVID-19 is a respiratory disease that affects the lungs but the heart then needs to work harder to pump blood to the body when the lungs aren’t functioning as they should. This could then increase the risk of developing heart failure or suffering a heart attack when you have a pre-existing heart problem.

Guest: Dr Anna-Marie Grebe, Medical Consultant to Pharma Dynamics

Topics: Cardiovascular disease and Covid-19