The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Refiloe Mpakanyane talks to John Vlismas about the Current Affairs

Papi last week you visited LG Vehicle Components Lab and you came across the tech in the automotive space, so lets now look at the 5 Future Car Technologies That’ll Rock 2020.

Head trainer at Body Back, Wesleigh louw explaining the offering which their elite Mobile Personal Training company offers to their customers.

Dr Nyathi talks about Strokes , which is the leading cause of Disability and death worldwide

David Katz talks to Refiloe Mpakanyane about preparing for 947 Joburg cycle ride

Does sport really unite us or is this a feeling of euphoria? Clinical Psychologist, Khosi Jiyane dives deep into answering this question.

SAMA and Metro Fm nominated DJ, producer and songwriter, Gino Brown discussing big songs to lookout for in the festive season.

Movie Critic, Katarina Hedrén reviews the latest Eddie Murphy movie "Dolemite Is My Name"

CEO and co-founder of fin-tech startup Yoco, Katlego Maphai, speaks on the inspiration behind their card payment machines which helped around 50000 SMME's increase their revenue.

Maphai, who holds a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems from UCT, has a background in management consulting and venture development. Since its launch in 2015, Yoco has become the largest independent mobile point-of-sale (POS) player in the country and boasts big clients including Weylandts and The Neighbourgoods Market. The company, which has helped empower overlooked entrepreneurs to accept card payments at their stores using a wireless reader and a smartphone or tablet, had in September 2018 raised around R248 million from international and local investors.

Literary journalist, Karabo Kgoleng reviews "A Sin of Omission" by Marguerite Poland and Ntozakhe Shange’s biography "For Colored Girls"