On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to local creative who made it onto the Forbes Africa Under 30 list, fashion designer and entrepreneur Orapeleng Modutle.

On the Eraly Breakfast Show Relebogile spoke to Marriage and Relationship Counselor, Anri van den Berg about the aftermath of emotional or sexual infidelity, both the cheater and the person who was cheated on are often left struggling through stages of animosity, resentment and anxiety.

Anri explained the possibilities of being happy again, after an affair and how couples can rebuild trust after infidelity.

In celebration of youth month, on the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Head of Digital at Instinctif Partners, Dirk Visser about how south africas youth are using social media.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to travel writer Iga Motylska about the Whale season at De Hoop Nature Reserve .

The De Hoop Nature Reserve which is one of the Western Cape’s largest nature sanctuaries and one of the largest marine protected areas in Africa. It is set within a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site in the Overberg region along the Garden and Whale routes, a three-hour drive from Cape Town.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke Chief marketing officer at the SANBS., Silungile Mlambo about World Blood Donor Day and their global campaign about missing blood types.

This theme emphasises “blood donation as an act of solidarity” with our fellow human beings, highlighting the fundamental values of empathy and kindness that underpin the selfless act of blood donation, according to the World Health Organisation.

Every year, World Blood Donor Day highlights the need to maintain a stable supply of healthy, safe blood and blood products, while encouraging people to become regular donors. It’s also an opportunity to thank the volunteers whose donations of blood save and enhance the lives of people.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Motivational Speakers and philanthropist, Phillip Ramphisa who explained how millennial's can survive unemployment.

Phillip explains that this is fitting considering that we just had a record petrol price increase of 82 cents this week, an economy slow down is anticipated and we recently had a 2% drop in economic growth.  This is going to be even tougher to the inexperienced unemployed millennials.

 

He shared 4 tips with the millennials on how to survive unemployment:

1. Using time wisely

2. Using money wisely

3. Focusing on learning and creating relationships instead of job 

searching

4.Adopting a positive attitude when unemployed

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to  head of Alliance Francais in South Africa, Gerald Candell spoke about 7th edition of the Fête de La Musique – the iconic global celebration of music which celebrates the universal language of music.

On the Early Breakfast SHow Relebogile Mbaotja spoke to entertainment Reporter and Pop Culture Enthusiast, Lwazi Hadebe from Prevadar Magazine.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to National Adoption Coalition of SA (NACSA) spokesperson, Pam Wilson and Child protection advocate and researcher, Dee Black discussed why adoption is still taboo in black communities.

Adoption advocate Dee Blackie, who has conducted extensive research into the subject over the years, believes it’s got a lot to do with ancestral considerations.

From a traditional perspective, families are guided and connected by their ancestors who help them understand who they are and it gives some people an uneasy feeling about who they are bringing into the fold when a person’s ancestry is unknown, as would be the case in an adoption.

National Adoption Coalition of SA (NACSA) spokesperson Pam Wilson concurs, saying that black communities tend to be more apathetic towards adoption because some fear that they will provoke the wrath of their ancestors if they bring in a child whose background is unknown – worse so if it is a boy child – who doesn’t share the family bloodline, but who would ultimately carry the family name forward and be in line for any future inheritance.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to ead of Digital at Instinctif Partners, Dirk Visser about how Africa lives online.