The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Refiloe Mpakanyane speaks to Wandile Sihlobo ahead of his article on the Business Day in which he shares his opinion, suggesting that looking to china in either some sort of partnership or purely export of for our agricultural goods, could a viable options for the agricultural sector amid this US-China trade tension.

Certified Financial Planner, Paul Roelofse investigates how South Africa could possibly benefit from The World Economic Forum

Raeesah Noor-Mahomed is an ordinary 17-year-old schoolgirl. She’s worked hard throughout her school life, done well in her exams, and has dreams and ambitions for her life. But last week, she deliberately steered her life into uncharted territory. For six long hours, hours that she described as “lonely and hard”, she sat outside her school, Parktown High School for Girls in Johannesburg, and began an indefinite Friday boycott of her classes.

Tim Neary and Refiloe Mpakanyane take a look at several nature topics, which include the rain and the effect on washing out rivers

Understand the benefits

The earlier you start the better

The more you do the quicker the results

Master technique then progress

You can do a lot a little

Quantity in the winter, quality in the summer

Well this morning Refiloe Mpajanyane joined in studio by Dance teacher, Choreographer and Fitness Trainer, Mpho ‘Lepantsula’ Regalo who ingeniously married the two as a form of fitness exterior

Resident Car Expert, Papi Mabele looks at some of the electric cars coming to South Africa in 2020 and reviews the Range Rover Sport P400e (hybrid version)

Associate Professor in Public Law at the University of Cape Town, Cathy Powell, details the process of holding Judges to account following the allegations levelled against Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe this past week.

With school leavers going off to university over the next few days, many leaving home for the first time, Refiloe Mpakanyane speaks to our Human Potential and Parenting Expert, Nikki Bush, for some advice for parents who are on the path to letting their young adults go.

Vuka Machel, a revolutionary comedy told by two chicken thieves from Kanyamazane, just outside Nelspruit in Mpumalanga. Through the eyes of this infamous pair, the audience is taken on a journey in which Samora Machel wakes from the dead to find his wife married to Mandela and Mozambique suffering. And so you probably wondering, what happens next! tells us more about this play is the Writer, Director and Actor, Mncedisi Shabangu.