On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Relationship expert, Paula Quinsee who is back for the 2nd season of Married at First Sight SA.

Paula shares her involvement as the Relationship expert on Married at First Sight South Africa on how she’s worked with the couples on their journey together to help them build their relationship, manage conflict and communication, overcome challenges and also to provide insight and support to them.

Married At First Sight SA airs Fridays on Lifetime (DStv 131)  at 20:50.

At the prime of her career and her tenacity to yet achieve her set goals, Romy Chanee was diagnosed with a debilitating condition – Multiple Sclerosis (MS).

She then went through a series of lows that affected her personal life and career. However even through such trying times she was able to overcome the impossible.

 Romy Chanee, shared her triumphing story ont the Early Breakfast with Relebogile Mabotja.

On the Early Breakfast Gushwell Brooks spoke to Mr Narcizio Makwakwa, Executive of Tax Strategy at  the South African Revenue services (SARS), regarding the taxi indussty and what important role they play within the South African context and in the South African Society.

 On The Early Breakfast Gushwell Brooks spoke to  Mncane Mthunzi, the President of the Black Management Forum (the BMF),  regarding how The Black Management Forum Annual Conference 2017 is aiming to acknowledge and commemorate the good that we see within the leaders and people who choose to continue make South Africa great, despite the current economic and political troubles that faces the country. 

The Black Management Forum Annual Conference is taking place at Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, on Thursday, 12th October 2017 as well as host its Annual Achievement Awards taking place on Friday, 13th October 2017.

On the Early Breakfast, Gushwell Brooks speaks to Dr Michelle Meiring, the director of PATCHSA regarding the importance of Palliative Care among children and the need to continue raising awareness around children with life-threatening and life-limiting illnesses.

The ICPCN is delighted to bring you the 3rd ICPCN Conference: Inspiration, Innovation, Integration to take place in Durban, South Africa from Wednesday 30 May – Saturday 2 June 2018.   The conference aims to bring together people from around the world and from all professions working with children with life-threatening and life-limiting conditions and encourage the exchange of knowledge, new and innovative ideas, research and experiences between them.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja spoke to 20-year-old multi-talented Gino Lee about his current and future plans as entertainer. 

Gino Lee may still be finding his feet within his multiple careers but he is definately a force to be reckoned with.

In order for new business prospects as well as existing clients to ensure that they are targeting and catering for the correct market, they need first-hand information about key trends in the South African communication, marketing, procurement and advertising industries.

 On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja speaks Johanna McDowell, a partner at SCOPEN, regarding A South African  First Of Its Kind Study For Marketers And Agencies Maintaining A Competitive Edge.

This year marks the 5th annual South African Premier awards, which recognise and reward the entrants in growing and transforming the economy.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Ms Mpumi Mabuza the General Manager of Stakeholder Relations, at Brand South Africa about the 2017 South African Premier Business Awards and to also invite eligable companies to enter in the applicable categories by the 13th of October.

The South African Business Priemer Awards will be taking place in Johannesburg on the 7th of December at the Sandton Convention.

It is estimated that one in five South Africans will or does experience a form of a mental illness in their lifetime. However, this Mental Health Awareness Month, The Crazy For Walking campaign aims to assist in educating and informing South Africans about mental illness.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Mr Francois Louw (Project CEO & Director NHN) and Hannetjie Buitendag who is walking the entire distance from Pretoria to Cape Town. Today, on the 4th October, she now has 5 more days of walking to get to Cape Town and the V&A Waterfront, in the hopes of elevating awareness of Mental Illness today.

On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja speaks to Cheryl Webber the legal consultant at the family law clinic, Tebego Rameetse researcher, writer, content producer and a channel manager, who has worked on shows like uTatakho and Family Feuds and Clincal Psychologist Nondumiso Mphambo regarding the misconceptioon of absent fathers.

The discussion involved fathers addressing their challanges of trying to be actively involved in their childrens lives but certain circumstances do not allow this to be possible.