Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

Africa Melane talks to Dr Jane Battersby, a senior researcher at UCT’s African Centre for Cities

Africa Melane talks to Stephen Green

If your company is ten years or older, then you are faced with the challenge of
digitising your system or get left behind as tech continues to break new ground.
Stephen Green of Dimension Data believes it is crucial to evolve with the
technological times or become a data dinosaur doomed to die out.

Africa Melane talks to Mpumelelo Mkhabela

For the last few weeks we have seen Cyril Ramaphosa emerge with support
from a number of province's while his direct rival for the leadership of the party
and country, Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, enjoys massive support within party
structures, making the race too close to call.

Africa Melane talks to Elizma Fuller

Elizma is tackling the 3300km trip along our entire coastline which will be the
first for a solo woman. (In the past she has undertaken to swim across SA’s
largest dams, also to raise awareness for Outward Bound.
Her journey began in Sedgefield, and she is currently in the Mossel Bay area.
She believes that her effort is nothing compared to the effort and good work
displayed by the people of Outward Bound, who run environmental and
outdoors based programmes for youths at risk and young people who need
support and direction.

Africa Melane talks to Jacob Moshokoa

Africa Melane talks to Maryke Bailey

As South Africans we have become accustomed to having the wind
knocked out of us by news of massive corruption, political back stabbing
and economic downturns.
But this week, I think we hit a new low, that left me angry, frustrated and
fearful. fearful for my little nephew who will start his schooling soon. And
that is because this week we learnt that about eight out of 10 Grade 4s
are functionally illiterate.

Africa Melane talks to Kimala Ross Public Relations Manager at Cape Town

This weekend thousands of rugby fans will be flocking to catch a glimps of
the HSBC Sevens series in the City.
This means a spike in accomodation, food and beverage spend making this
tournament a vital shot in the arm for cape Town.

Africa Melane talks to Professor Ron Clarke