On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja got the latest in entertainment news with Entertainment Reporter and Pop Culture Enthusiast, with Lwazi Hadebe from Prevadar Magazine

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Julia Sotirianakos, CEO, Reach For A Dream and Jacques Cronje, Marketing Executive at Wimpy South Africa spoke about National Slipper Day and Reach For A Dream foundation have partnered with Wimpy to raise funds and create awareness for children fighting life-threatening illnesses with the hope of changing their lives.

Is there any hope for innocent flirting? One theory about the recent swathe of reports of sexual harassment is that this is about a failure to flirt. The advent of dating websites and apps means swipe right has replaced the art of seduction, so perhaps we have become de-skilled at how to attract as opposed to how to pounce.

On the Early Breakfast Show Stand In Host Bonolo Laukita Moloi‏ chats to relationship expert Dudu Nhlabathi who gave "how to" tips of flirting as well as the  the DO's and DON'Ts of flirting.

On the Early Breakfast Show Stand In Host Bonolo Laukita Moloi‏ spoke to Dirk Visser, CBR Marketing Solutions and head of Digital at Instinctif Partners who explained what recourse she has as well as why people should be careful on what they post especially when it involves another person.

On the Early Breakfast Show stand with Stand In host Bonolo Laukita Moloi‏ spoke to  Dr Arien van der Merwe, a GP specialising in body-mind and integrative natural medicine, health book author and director of the William GG Gauché's Weight Control Clinic in Pretoria who explained how intermittent fasting can improve your health and gave a few reasons why people should try it.

On the Early Breakfast Show Stand In host Bonolo Laukita Moloi‏ speaks to travel writer 

Iga Motylska talks about The Great Migration: Tanzania and Kenya.

The Serengeti in Tanzania and the Masaai Mara in Kenya are safaris to top all safaris, due to their vastness, conservation efforts. Here you can witness the world's largest concentration of animals during The Great Migration – the seventh New Wonder of the World.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Bridget Khaba, now turned therapist who specializes in addiction, joins us, to share her survival story of child abuse and how it has shaped the women, she has become today.

Relebogile also speak to clinical psychologist Mzamo Mbuli, to discuss how recovery is possible with the right help and support survivors can live healthy connected lives.

On the Early Breakfast SHow Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Casey Rousseau, Marketing Manager 1st for Women Insurance to share more insights on the platform and how it can be used to empower women who have been abused.

In its effort to fight against women abuse in society, 1st for Women Insurance established its For Women initiative<http://www.for-women.co.za/#/home>. An online platform aimed at addressing women abuse holistically. The website has a database of organisations which specialise in offering the right support where people are able to get help, whether they are survivors of women abuse, or know of someone who has been abused. In addition, the platform allows South Africans to give help and support these organisation to continue their work in the fight against women abuse.

On the Early Breakfast Show  Relebogile Mabotja Thembokuhle Shongwe, self-made millionaire at 21, qualified financial analyst, Forex trader and full-time serial entrepreneur and is now to add a tittle author at the age of 25.

Thembokuhle is set to launch his book ‘THE LAST MAN standing’, on 26 May 2018 at Davinci Hotel in Sandton, Time 12:00 o’clock midday the day.

Relebogile had a chat with Thembokuhle to find out more about his journey to success by becoming a self-made millionaire at the age of 21.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja got the latest in entertainment news with Entertainment Reporter and Pop Culture Enthusiast, Lwazi Hadebe from Prevadar Magazine.