On The Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja speaks to fashion designer Mbali Pauline Noko about the success of the Komane brand at the 2017 Soweto Fashion Week and how the Komane  brand aims to continue creating a futuristic aesthetic approach in South AFrican fashion.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja chats to relationship expert Dudu Nhlabathi about "expectations" that may arise in relationships.

On The Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Gastroenterologist, Dr Corne Kruger regarding being more health conscious this festive season when consuming alcohol.

Cape Town photographer Josh Rubin and his family's domestic worker, Caroline Ndlovu's viral video of Josh trying to teach Caroline how to drive, not only brings joy and laughter in our lives as South Africans but reminds us of what we can do when we come together, and have a good time but also work towards something.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Siya Metane aka Slikour about the launch of his compilation album SlikourOnLife Incubator and being a newlywed.

The album, which launched on 10 October, sees Metane using his knowledge and relationships to give 12 young hip-hop artists from cities across South Africa access to the resources necessary to jumpstart their musical journeys.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabojta spoke to MMC for Health, Councillor Sakkie Du Plooy about how he aims to alleviate drug abuse in communities through the Hopeline awareness campaign.

The Hopeline was launched by the City of Tshwane Mayor on Monday, 11 September 2017. The Hopeline is a contact centre between the communities and the municipality, linking all stakeholders that are playing a role in the Drug and Substance Abuse field, assist clients with information and support related to services provided in the Drug and Substance Abuse programme and encourages a strong integrated approach to the epidemic.    

On The Early Breakfast chats to Cindy Glass, the Director and Co- Founder of Step Up Education Centres who helped wish the the class of 2017 good luck and shared a few studying tips for their exams.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Ingo Van Der Merwe, Chairperson of Lesedi Outreach board and the driver of the vision and mission of Lesedi about how the programmme aims tp assist with education of underprivileged kids in Diepsloot.

Lesedi Outreach was started towards the end of 2010 when two varsity students approached HeronBridge College and HeronBridge Community Church to start a “Saturday School” tutoring programme for children who need help in developing numeracy and literacy skills. Lesedi focuses on filling the gaps and to help develop skills everyone needs to be successful. 

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja chats to Communications Manager of P&G, Jeanne Du Plessis who will be chatting to us about how P&G helps with providing girls with support, accurate knowledge and confidence that empowers them to make better decisions.

Through the Always Keeping Girls in School programme by consumer goods cooperation Procter & Gamble, about one-hundred-and-fifty-thousand girls in South Africa and Kenya have benefitted from this initiative in the past ten years. To further enable this programme, the Department of Social Development in Gauteng announced earlier this month, its commitment to collaborating with the P&G.

On The Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja speaks to André Kalis, the NCPD Specialist in Advocacy, Policy and Children’s Matters regarding the Nappy Run: advancing the rights of children with disabilities.

The South Africa’s National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD) aims to continue creating an emphasis on the importance of rights and has started the Nappy Run 2017 campaign, which kicked off at the beginning of October and continues until the end of November 2017.