With South Africa’s increasing unemployment rate, innovative ways that help address unemployment are required. Some school leavers may never have the opportunity to obtain a degree and not all will be absorbed in the workforce, hence the need to still harness the skills and talents of those school leavers.

  On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Wandile Cindi, Founder of Telescope, which has developed a school yearbook project that is an innovative approach to building an extra curriculum programme in township high schools that will allow our talented young people to compete on a global scale.

On The Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja had a dating convention with guest experts Thabo Mokwele, Ayal Belling and Dudu Nhlabathi on love, dating and relationships in the modern world.

Comfort zones often stop us from living up to our full potential. It is important to understand the way to step out of them to achieve happiness in life. Only after moving out of your comfort zone you can achieve happiness.

On the Early Breakfast, Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Raphaelle Antwi an author, life coach, conference speaker and leader of several dynamic organizations in Ghana about this weeks motivation monday theme, getting out of your comfort zone and also shared some motivational insight from his latest book, Peep.

On the Early Breakfast, 702 Stand In Host Gushwell Brooks speaks to Wandile Anele Rusi about his latest production “Death of Azania”, which he directed and co-produced with members of the Performance and Exhibitions Incubation at Funda Community College. Today is the last day the play being staged at Soweto Theatre.

Death of Azania is a poetic and musical representation of the conflict and tension between the traditional cultural practices and modernity in African communities and the quest to reclaim what was lost.

The Business Women’s Association of South Africa,  hosts amazing and prominent Awards annually for business and professional women in the country. This year’s Business Women Awards will be held at the Sandton Convention Centre on the 7th of September 2017.

On the Early Breakfast, 702 stand in host, Gushwell Brooks speaks to  the executive Director of Business Women’s Association of South Africa (BWASA), Matshepo Msibi.

On The Early Breakfast, 702 Stand In Host, Gushwell Brooks speaks Colonel Johnny Sexwale about the life-changing project called the POVO Shower systems that aims to deliver cleaner, more affordable and reliable energy for domestic use and water heating for sanitation purposes and personal hygiene to millions of South African households.

POVO Premeiro’s foundation is grounded on the belief that every person has the right to dignity and quality human settlement solutions.  It has taken Colonel Johnny Sexwale years to research, develop and implement a patented design which could which could deliver hot showers as an alternative to traditional methods of bathing.

The Predict Dating App has set out to fix swipe-style dating by being the anti-superficial alternative. It facilitates honesty about dating intentions and gives its users a sense of their compatibility with each other from their social data.

On the Early Breakfast, Relebogile Mabotja had an interesting conversation with the founder of The free, South African Predict Dating App , Ayal Belling about how the App aims to help solve the superficiality, intention and compatibility problems. 

Marriage Week is a primary preventative campaign, which seeks to highlight the benefits of a healthy marriage to society, media and governments, whilst seeking to educate and inform couples regarding the benefits of an ever-improving relationship.

 On the Early Breakfast Relebogile Mabotja spoke to Mrs Naku Masuku, the National Executive Director of (FAMSA) Family And Marriage Society of South Africa, about promoting family well-being in South Africa through this year’s theme “Marriage Matters.”

The International Marriage Week takes place from the 1-7 September 2017.

In life, the problem is, we equate routine and comfort with happiness. We see people with their 9-5 jobs and their families and think ‘they’ve got it together’ but we have no idea what’s really going on in their lives and heads. They could be thinking about the business idea they’d really like to chance but are too scared to. They could be thinking about leaving their unhappy marriage (which is perfectly happy on the outside). They could be wishing their lives away on dreams they’ll never chase because they never question themselves or their lives hard enough to try and achieve what they really want.

On The Early Breakfast, 702 Stand In Host, Gushwell Brooks, spoke to entrepreneur, trend specialist, and global speaker John Sanei, about "Investing In Yourself Instead Of Doubting Yourself By Future Proofing Yourself."

The City of Johannesburg’s Executive Mayor, Clr. Herman Mashaba will launch Heritage Month activities on Friday, 01 September 2017 at Joburg Theatre, Civic Boulevard, Braamfontein.

  As we celebrate both heritage month and the beginning of spring, the City of Johannesburg will once again through its exciting cultural calendar of events befitting the audiences of Johannesburg, during the month of September give us an exciting and amazing line up of a jam packed live performances.

On the Early Breakfast, Relebogile Mabotja spoke with two multi-talented musicians, Zama Jobe and Nduduzo Makhathini about what heritage month means to them and reminisced about some of their well known classis and exciting new sound fans can expect from them in the future.

Zama Jobe, Nduduzo Makhathini and many other local and international musicians will be performing at some of the key events that will be hosted by the City of Johannesburg during Heritage Month.