Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

Africa Melane talks to Gaye Davis EWN parlament Reporter 

Africa Melane talks to Jacob Moshokoa

Africa Melane talks to Molifi Tshabalala

"Regardless of who wins between Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma and Cyril
Ramaphosa at the 54th ANC National Conference, which is set for
another winner-takes-all outcome, the ANC will inevitably lose state
power in 2019. The least a winner can do is to ensure that it does not
lose by a big margin and mend its poor relationship with the smaller
parties to bargain for the coalition government."

Africa Melane talks to Christopher Vandome

It seems whenever there is a fresh political upheavel in this country, the world
reacts via the economical mechanics, usually in the form of a weakened Rand.
when president Zuma played musical chairs with his Finance Minister post, we
saw downgrades from S&P Global and Moodys, reducing us to junk status: a
clear warning sign for potential and current investors.
And again, this weekend, the world is watching as the ANC tackles a crucial
conference which could be a roadmap of where they will be taking South Africa
in the next few years.

Africa Melane talks to Athol Williams

You might remember that last week we spoke about the shockingly low literacy
levels amongst our children.
Our next guest is the founder of Read To Rise and he is joining us this morning
from the UK to tell us about the launch of a four-part audiobook series for kids.
It introduces a new character to kids called “Oaky".
They have already distributed over 65 000 copies of the Oaky series to Primary
School learners in underprivileged communities.

Africa Melane talks to Gaye Davis Parliamentary Correspondent at Talk EWN

Africa Melane talks to Dinesh Patel CEO and founder of OrderIn

With so many options to choose from, and with more and more delivery services
catering to our every food whim, there is hardly a meal you cannot order in.
With that in mind, we are joined this morning by the founder of *****, and they
have done an interesting survey to see what we are eating and wether our
tastes differ from province to province.

Africa Melane talks to Gayl Edmans