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Leading epidemiologist and chairperson of the ministerial advisory committee, Prof Salim Abdool Karrim joins us on the Breakfast Express to answer your burning questions regarding the Covid19 pandemic. Catch this gripping conversation only on the Breakfast Express.

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While many debate whether moving to Level 3 is in our best interest, we cannot ignore scientific projections that say at least three million South Africans will be infected by year-end and that 40 000 people are expected to lose their lives. We chat to Dr Sheetal Silal, one of the experts from the data modeling team, that outlined this possible outcome.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been speaking to desperate South Africans who were stranded in India and anxious to return home. Most of them boarded repatriation flights from India yesterday. We will catch up with Sadhana Ryan, back on home soil today…

It’s local and lekker. We chat to the producer of the viral "Zol" song

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Having comorbidities like high blood pressure and diabetes, puts you at a higher risk if you contract the coronavirus. In Corona Central, we chat with 39-year old Vishalen Pillay from Chatsworth, who is lucky to be alive after contracting Covid-19. He shareS his near-death experience with us...

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Last week we spoke to two South Africans stranded in India who are desperate to return home. Well, there’s some good news now. We caught with Sadhana Ryan in India.

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The true nature of the post-Covid-19 business landscape remains unclear. So, how should we reinvent our business model to adapt to the covid-19 pandemic? To answer this and more, we chat to Chartered Accountant, Roshan Morar

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We chat to Travis Nightingale from Hilton, outside Durban who tested positive for Covid-19 last month. At 21, he shares how savagely the virus affected his body, yet he had no underlying conditions.

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We take a comparative look at the current coronavirus crisis and the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918. 102 years later, how much has changed? We chat with historian, Dr. Dean Allen, on the lessons that can be learnt from history.

An investigation is under way after a scuffle between a Durban father and two officials from the KwaDukuza Municipality went viral on social media yesterday. We chat to KwaDukuza municipal spokesperson, Sipho Mkhize to find out more...