Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

Guest: Jean-Jacques Cornish, Africa Correspondent

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: Scientists say the possible homeland of all humans alive today is an area south of the Zambezi. 

Human rights watchdogs report on Tanzania's repression. 

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed warns that ethnic violence could lead to further instability.

Guest: Wale Arewa, Xperien CEO

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: Ransomware: Beware of company data on private devices

Guest: Dr Keith Scott, Drug Law reform activist at the South African Drug Policy Initiative

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: Drugs fueling the gang wars on the Cape Flats

Guest: Nola Payne, Education expert at the IIE

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: How important is your Grade 11 marks?

Guest: Sylvia Walker, Early Breakfast show’s resident financial Adviser and Corporate specialist financial planner 

 Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: Money Matters – How Should I invest offshore

Guest: Tess Faber, Principal travel consultant and director and founder of Travel Bug

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: The Travel Bug – Travel insurance Explained

Guest: Liezel van der Westhuizen, KFM early mornings host

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: Fitness Friday’s with Liezel V – Wines2Whales MTB Stage Race

Guest: Ralph Mathekga, Author and Political Analyst

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: Maimane and Trollip quit DA: What now for the opposition?

Guest: Jean-Jacques Cornish, Africa Correspondent

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: The Africa Report: 1. Kenyan public servants ordered to wear locally made clothes of Friday and public holidays

2. Russia vows to double trade with Africa over the next five years

3. Are there Africans among the 39 people found dead in a lorry that came into England from Belgium?

Guest: Dr Mokete Setoaba, General Practitioner

Host: Abongile Nzelenzele, Early Breakfast

Topic: Healthcare with Doc Setoaba: The most common cancers among women in South Africa