The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Khumo Tapfumaneyi, Co-founder of Ethnikids on their virtual book reading by former Miss SA, Bokang Montjane-Tshabalala later today and being allowed to operate during the level 4 lockdown. Ethnikids is an online bookstore specialising in children's books that feature characters of colour in various South African languages.

Anna Trapido, Author and Food Critic reviews Ubuntu Project, an initiative that was set up in response to COVID19 lockdown food scarcity crisis by Tim Abaa and other established Orange Farm food gardeners and small farmers, who are helping their community begin home gardens by donating seeds.

Chef Siya Kobo from Kobo Cuisine Restaurant at Maboneng on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected their business and also on how the restaurant plans to re-invent itself in order to survive post lockdown.

Resident Car Enthusiast, Warren Tucker and Mike Mabasa, CEO of the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of SA (Naamsa) on a clarification on whether car dealerships can start operating under level 4 lockdown following their meeting DTI.

CEO of Proactive Health, Dr Fundile Nyati on the effects of smoking in relation to COVID-19 and also interrogates the Madagascar alleged COVID-19 cure.

Certified CrossFit Trainer and Founder of online training program “Hero In Me”, Chad Theron looks at a number of safe, effective strength training exercises one can do at home during lockdown.

Renowned Singer and Song writer, Simphiwe Dana on the making and inspiration behind her long awaited and muchly anticipated fifth studio album called ‘Bamako’, which was co-produced by the legendary Grammy Award winning Mali musician, Salif Keita, and recorded in Mali.

Clinical Psychologist, Khosi Jiyane, interrogates the clinical phenomenon of ‘Compassion fatigue’, also known as second-hand shock and secondary stress reaction, describes a type of stress that results from helping or wanting to help those who are traumatized or under significant emotional duress.

Phathutshedzo Makwarela, Award winning TV producer and Co-founder of Tshedza Pictures on winning 17 awards at the SAFTAs this year and on what it takes to make a successful telenovela.   

Phathu and his partner Gwydion Beynon, the co-creators of local telenovela, The River and The Republic scoped 17 awards this past week at the SAFTAs for their production company Tshedza Pictures.

Movie Review: ‘The Last Dance’ series

Resident Film Critic, Katarina Herden, reviews ‘The Last Dance’ Netflix series, a docuseries which gives a definitive account of Michael Jordan’s career and the 1990s Chicago Bulls, packed with unaired footage from the 1997-98 season.