The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Literary Journalist, Karabo Kgoleng reviews A New York Times Editors Choice Selection novel ‘Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982’ by Cho Nam.

Pippa Green, Journalist and Press Ombudsman on the legacy and thoughts of the remaining member of the Rivonia trial, and on the time spent with Ntate Mlangeni during the recording of podcast series.

Eldred De Klerk, Policing and community conflict specialist at ACSIP on what would it take to end the scourge of police brutality and on the regulation reforms needed

Nondumiso Sibiya, Founder of Boombadotmobi on how their company has been affected by the lockdown, and on this "Uber of Waste Removal"  have made headway in the and they collect construction waste, garden refuse and general rubbish industry.

Food critic, Anna Trapido on the role of food in politics and economics and on how foodies relate to what has happened in the USA in the past week in the protests against racism.

Parenting Expert, Nikki Bush about some of the feedback from the ground from schools and parents about the experience as well as some of the issues coming up.

Resident Car Enthusiast, Warren Tucker on what to make of the call by The South African Motorbody Repairers’ Association (Sambra) on the vehicle insurance industry to make its register of written-off vehicles publicly available because of the industrywide practice of selling off previously crashed cars without a correct label of the accident code?

Dr Fundile Nyati, CEO of Proactive Health on concerns over trauma cases experienced at hospitals following the unban of alcoholic drinks since the easing of lockdown regulations under Level 3.

Andi Friedman CEO of Mobenzi on how Mobezi have adapted the way they do business during COVID-19 lockdown, in order to aid of workplaces when reopening for operation.

Gary Crookes, Founder & Director of ShadowBall on how the Shadow ball can help your rugby passing game, especially with solo training and their fund raising in aid of struggling families during lockdown.