The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Gushwell and Mamello Mosiana from Open Secretes looks in to the life and legacy of the anti-apartheid activist Dulcie September who remains the only high ranking activist who died in exile, following  their podcast series about the murder of Dulcie’s life “They Killed Dulcie”.

Refiloe speaks to Founder of Tears Foundation, Mara Glennie on concerns around the overall conviction rate of rape cases, difficulties of reporting domestic violence and sexual abuse cases and on what the #BlameNoMore campaign hopes to achieve.

Taking a look at what’s showing in the big screens this week  

Movie: Apocalypse Now: Final Cut

Gushwell speaks profiles Nuclear scientist & Founder of Women in Science and Engineering in Africa, Senamile Masango on her ambitions of being the 1st African woman in space and more.

Gushwell and Clinical Psychologist, Dr Dimakatso Maboea gives some tips on how to accept and navigate the ending of a marriage or relationship, following reports that Miley Cyrus is struggling to accept that Liam Hemsworth has filed for divorce.

Gushwell and BBC Africa Correspondent, Princess Abumere gives an update on the latest biggest news from the African continent

David Katz talk to Gushwell Brooks about running with your kids

Nikki Bush discusses the benefits of board games and some of the newcomers in the market. She says it’s  a great way to connect with kids

Gushwell and Car Expert, Warren Tucker discusses the impact of Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) bill which was signed into law last week.

Gushwell and Dr Fundile Nyathi discusses reproductive health condition “Endometriosis” and how to deal with the misery as a result of the associated pains, discomfort and other complications