The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Resident Car Enthusiast, Warren Tucker on what to make of the new study by UK based company Zutobi which concluded that South Africa’s roads are the most dangerous in the world, that’s according to new research, after factoring in criteria such as the number of road deaths as well as maximum speed limits and the number of people who wear a seatbelt, to calculate a score out of 10.

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CEO of Proactive Health Solutions, Dr Fundile Nyati on the health implications of too much Salt intake and on what to make of World Salt Awareness Week marked on 8th to 14th of March.

 

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Founder of CrossFit Cyprium, Eduan Viljoen on what expect at the 2021 CrossFit Open Games competition which will see athletes from all fitness levels compete for the highest scores in the world at the CrossFit Cyprium in Randburg. 

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Doctor of Music & Director of Culture at Southdowns College in Centurion, Dr Sheldon Leal on some interesting facts about the 2021 Grammy awards, on his former student, Anatii’s connections with Beyoncé’s popular song Brown Skin Girl and on whether Billie Eilish will break the Grammy’s curse.

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Clinical Psychologist, Khosi Jiyane for more on why do kids act out, on how to help them speak out instead of acting out and on how this behaviour translates to adulthood.

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Philani Potwana is the person to thank for giving people the ability to withdraw money from their bank accounts without using their bank cards. The cashless withdrawal system led to FNB being named the most innovative bank in the world in 2012. Philani is now FNB’s youngest chief executive and is said to be a man who leads with humility and a massive Formula 1 fan.  

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Film Critic, Gayle Edmunds on reviews ‘Chaos Walking’ a 2021 American dystopian action film directed by Doug Liman from a screenplay by Patrick Ness and Christopher Ford. It is based on the sci-fi trilogy Chaos Walking, adapting its first book, 2008's The Knife of Never Letting Go by Ness.

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Mandlenkosi Nkosi of Man Recycling and Christopher Smith, director of Palletplast on what it means to part of the winners of the 2021 PETCO awards, which recognises recycling champions who are doing great work in the recycling of plastic.

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Certified Financial Planner, Paul Roelofse takes a look at shrunken incomes and the danger of unsecured lending and on some of the hard financial decisions consumers has to make this time. 

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Ralph De Nobrega, General Manager, Hope Again Recovery Centre for more on the work of the Hope Again Recovery Centre, a Non-Profit Organisation centre located just outside Potchefstroom which helps the community in tackling the battle against alcohol and substance abuse, on how on the effects that alcohol and substance abuse has on our country and on how they are playing their part to assist those broken individuals and re-integrate them back into society.

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