On the Eraly Breakfast Show Relebogile spoke to CEO and founder of RDSA, Kelly du Plessis about Rare Diseases launching its annual Rare Disease Day on 28 February 2018 alongside Sanofi Genzyme.

This year’s theme is ‘research’ and the intention is to encourage the local community to ‘know your genealogy’ and ‘research your family tree’.

Rare diseases include those of genetic origin, and are life threatening or chronically debilitating disorders which are of such low prevalence that special combined efforts are needed to address them.

In South Africa, where lack of medical infrastructure, research and support is a challenge, the aim of Rare Disease Day is to advocate timely and accurate diagnosis and intervention, improve research efforts, as well as early detection of rare diseases, thereby enhancing patients' quality of life through correct medical treatment.

Rare Disease Day will allow supporters to get involved and ensure that clinics and therapies are developed; that support-groups are properly structured and funded and that people suffering from these diseases aren’t left on the fringes of society.

You can pledge your support by heading to the following link www.rarediseases.co.za and offering donations, applying to become a volunteer or activist and by sharing your will to help across social media platforms with the hashtag #RareDiseaseDay.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Mr Motlatsi Molefe, Chief Executive Officer of the Attorneys Fidelity Fund about how they provide a service of  protecting the South African public from corrupt lawyers.

  The Attorneys Fidelity Fund (AFF) is a fidelity guarantee fund, which exists in terms of the Attorneys Act. The AFF exists to protect the public against loss as a result of theft of trust funds. The protection provided by the Fund encourages the public to use services provided by legal practitioners with confidence. The Fund’s sustainability and ability to serve the public relies on its ability to respond to and adapt to internal and external trends and challenges in the regulatory and South African legal environments.

The primary purpose of the Attorneys Fidelity Fund (‘the Fund’) is to reimburse clients of attorneys who may suffer pecuniary loss due to the theft of money or property entrusted to an attorney in the course of his/her practice as such, or where an attorney acts as executor or administrator in a deceased estate, or as a trustee in an insolvent estate. (Section 26 of the Attorneys Act, 53 of 1979).

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Dr Bheki Shongwe, the Convener of Vote South Africa First about how South Africans can take charge of their own destiny through Vote South Africa First.

On the Eager Journeys travel feature, Iga Motylska about what to expect the Clarens Craft Beer Festival taking place this weekend,from trending beers and flavours, ciders and flavoured beers that are expected to attracting more female attendees.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogle Mabotja spoke to Disability facilitator, Justene Smith who addressed the issues around whether one should to disclose or not to disclose to a prospective or current employer about their epilepsy status.  

South Africa is one of the most complex countries for debt collection for businesses according to the latest Euler Hermes Collection Complexity analysis. The country is ranked eighth after Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, China, Russia, Mexico and Indonesia for slowness and complexity of debt collection.

On the Early Breakfas Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Justin Jacobs who heads up Euler Hermes South Africa's Underwriting, Information, Claims and Collections  who discussed the methodology behind conducting the research and explained what the complexity level of collecting debt in Suuth Africa is.

On the Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to the current CEO of HumanWrites, popular spokesperson of chaos and innovation, educator at Duke University who has also been featured many times on Tedx, Pierre du Plessis who disccused this weeks Monday Motivation theme: Chaos is a gift.

On The Early Breakfast Show Relebogile Mabotja spoke to “Throw Back to Love” cast – Jamali(female musical group)  Liesl Penniken , Jacky Carpede, musician, actor, Clint Brink and SA's favourite Idols singer of 2016, Terra Cox  about celebrating love, music and future plans.

On the Early Breakfast Show Stand In Host Wasanga Mehana spoke to relationship expert Dudu Nhlabathi who will be discussing why We chose partners that are similar to our primary care givers.

On the Early Breakfast Show Stand in host Wasanga Mehana spoke to Sasol spokesperson, Mariska Davids and Marvel Makhubele, Exploration Geophysicist to inform students and parents about  Sasol now accepting bursary applications from top Maths and Science learners for 2019.