Early Breakfast with Africa Melane

Abs speaks to Wilfred Solomons-Johannes Speaking on behalf of the Wupperthal Moravian Church

Abs speaks to Matthys Potgieter Debt expert at Debtsafe

Jonovan Rustin, the Western cape Secretary of the South African Democratic Teachers Union talks about matric results from a teacher’s perspective. Also listen to some of the listener's reactions to this.

Education expert at the Independent Institute of Education, Nola Payne chat about the

matric results and what it actually means for those learners.

The National Minimum Wage which came into effect on Tuesday, 1 January stipulates a

minimum national rate of R20 per hour, or R3 500 per month, depending on the number

of hours worked is to be paid to low income earners. Labour expert at Strata-G labour

solutions, Tertius Wessels, Senior Legal Advisor at Strata G Labour And Hr Solutions joins you to explain what recourse there is for an employer

who doesn’t pay the minimum wage, and perhaps what the process is for someone who

wants to report such exploitation.

Zain Johnson and EWN's News Editor, Charlotte Kilbane, unpacked the biggest political stories that made headlines in 2018.

Ricahrd Bosmas, director at the Safety and Security for the City of Cape Town is in conversation with Zaina about this.

Professor Andre Duvenhage, Political analyst at North West University adn Zain take a look at 2018 and the year that was in terms of politics.

The safety of our children is our first priority. Bianca van Aswegen, National Coordinator at Missing Children South Africa give us a few tips on how to be sure our children are safe during this festive season.

We continue the discussion around your feet... If you have ever stepped in one of those, take a listen.