The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Certified Financial Planner, Paul Roelofse looks at 8 useful websites to help listeners to be in control of the finances during the lockdown.

Being confined to our homes due to the lockdown you might find yourself wanting to go on a game drive, Refiloe Mpakanyane and our Resident CSI & Nature Conservationist chat to Alistair Leuner who is the Regional General Manager Safari Products at Tintswalo Lodges about their venture into the bush, virtually.

Refiloe Mpakanyane speaks to Adults and kids yoga teacher and mindfulness curator, Pranya Naidoo about the benefits of yoga for whole body and spiritual wellness

Literary Journalist, Karabo Kgoleng reviews The Cardinals by Bessie Head and also looks at free ebook and audio book websites during the lockdown.

Refiloe Mpakanyane speaks to Mitchan Adams, Co-founder and head of R&D at OZOW about the options we have as opposed to making cash payments

South African Michael Lucas, PHD student in the Faculty of Engineering at Wits University has developed a futuristic Antimicrobial Coating Technology, which strengthens infection control measures in medical facilities, food processing plants and public transport environments, amongst others

Researcher at Unisa’s Institute for Dispute Resolution in Africa, Adv. Sipho Mantula, and Rastafarian lawyer and activist, Gareth Prince looks at the legacy of Emperor Haile Selassie 1 and on how he gave Africa hope in the fight against colonialism.

It’s the second week of the “becoming your child’s hero” four week series and this week Parentinf expert , Nikki Bush looks at: 

• Craft: Marble painting

• Cooking:  Crunchie Rice Crispie Marshmallow bubble bars

• Science: Colour symphony

• Game:  Newmarket

Author and Food critic, Anna Trapido interrogates the idea of Anxiety baking and/or procrastibaking, what makes these epicurean activities which existed prior to the current COVID-19 crisis fun.

Resident Car Enthusiast, Warren Tucker takes a look at the different scenarios which could playout for the motoring industry after the lockdown now that some car manufactures have started producing medical products