The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Refiloe speaks to Reabetsoe Buys Counselling Psychologist, also known as Shrink Mama on the impact that the pandemic and the lockdown has had on children as well as children with special needs

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Refiloe speaks to Joe Man, founder of Joe's Ginger, his juice business that he started during the covid-19 lockdown

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Refiloe speaks to Anna Trapido about fun and foodie things to do in Johannesburg today

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Refiloe speaks to Car Enthusiast Warren Tucker about South African vehicles sales which have taken another year-on-year plunge in August

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Refiloe speaks to Dr. Fundile Nyathi about albinism in the light of September being albinism awareness month

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Refiloe speaks to Coach Wawa about the Adventists Athletics Club International virtual race, in which anyone can participate, taking place tomorrow from 06:00 to 18:00 

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Paradise Africa Distribution and Africa Rising Music Conference are giving away an epic prize package to female musicians.

Sarah-Jane Nicholson, Managing Director of The Paradise Africa Distribution on how they plan on empowering up and coming female musicians.

As part of Paradise Africa’s mission to provide a dynamic gateway for independent South African artist’s musical talent on a global scale, they’re backing five female artists, producers, managers or label owners as a way of celebrating Women’s Month this August.

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Clinical Psychologist, Khosi Jiyane interrogates the role self-control plays in a person’s everyday functioning and why self-control is important for well-being. 

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Founder of #FunkItImWalking & General Manager of Soweto Theatre, Nomsa Mazwai addresses the problem of unsafe streets in Soweto, lack of civil activism and the planned walk on the 5 September in an attempt to make streets of South Africa safe enough for a woman to walk at any time of day in any condition. 

About: Nomsa Mazwai

Award winning Singer/songwriter Nomsa Mazwai aka Nomisupasta, and now General Manager of the Soweto Theatre, an academic with a Masters degree from New York City, a published author and poet. With an infectious energy and a boldness that cannot be matched, Now under #FunkItImWalking Nomsa is on the 5th of September organising a walk to try make the streets safer for women. 

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Head of Technical at Save the Vaal Environment Committee, Michael Gaade on an update on the on the progress made with regards to the wastewater Vaal River pollution and on how municipalities can better manage their wastewater programs. 

This after week M&G reported on a special manhole for dump trucks that is used to unload human waste collected from septic tanks in Mogale City which may affect the cradle of humankind. The manhole has reportedly been neglected by the city’s authorities over the years and cannot handle the volume of waste that is dumped there regularly. As a result, trucks can often be seen dumping waste on the side of the hill close to the Blougatspruit and Riet rivers, that runs through the Cradle of Humankind — a Unesco world heritage site.

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