Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

Topics: Assassination bid on Sudan prime minister illustrates fragility of transition to civilian rule.

Ethiopia rejects ARab League position supporting Egypt on Nile Dam.

ECIOWAS democratic credential in question over Togo election. 

Guest: Jean-Jacques Cornish, Africa Correspondent

A recent study by In Real Life (IRL) research & insight at Havas has revealed shocking statistics about South African Millennials when it comes to sex. International research suggests Millennials — those aged between 22 and 37 — are having noticeably less sex than generations past, and experts are still struggling to get to grips with social changes which are emerging as a result of modern life. The big question then will be: Is modern life hampering young people’s ability, or even desire, to get into relationships or have sex?

Topic: Why Are Young People Having So Little Sex?

Guest: John Davenport, Chief Creative at Havas Africa

Tertius Wessels,Senior Legal Advisor at Strata G Labour And HR Solutions talks to Abongile Nzelenzele about the rights and obligations of management and staff regarding coronavirus.

Guest: Wonga Ntshinga  Education expert at the Independent Institute of Education 

4 Ways for graduates to gain a competitive advantage in the job market

Guest: Sokhu Sibiya Editor at Africa.com

Erasing the Stigma around Mental Health in Somalia

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How Coronavirus has affected Africa

Guest : Tess Faber Travel consultant and founder of Travel Bug

Guest : Liezel van der Westhuizen

Fitness Friday’s with Liezel V – Fitness in

Buyers – the few of them that are left – have all the power. Sell only if you must, says Huizemark’s Bryan Biehler.

Guest Sokhu Sibiya : the Last Ebola Patient is Discharged

Guest : Jean-Jacques

Special forces Egyptian soldier who turns jihadi is executed.

Kenya asks MPs whose trip was cancelled by coronavirus to pay back the money.

Graca Machel becomes Forbes cover for 50 most powerful African women.

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