Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

Africa Melane talks to Dianne Mcalpine Lead Sa Coordinater at Lead SA

Africa Melane talks to Prof Caroline Tiemessen head of cell biology at Centre for HIV and STI at NICD

It is of particular interest when looking at the inspiring case of a young local girl
who was born with the Aids virus, but has kept her infection suppressed for
more than eight years after stopping anti-HIV medicines.
It is not a cure, but it is certainly a step in the right direction.
we are joined this morning by Professor Caroline Tiemessen, who is head
of cell biology for the Centre for HIV and STIs at the National Institute
for Communicable Diseases, to discuss the issues and others surrounding the
battle to understand and combat AIDS.

Guests: Nancy V Richards, WomensZone, Cape Town

Host: Sara-Jayne King, Weekend Breakfast - Standing In

Topic: Cape Town’s women are for unity

Sarah J King talks to Gayle Edmunds

When a murder occurs on the train he's travelling on, celebrated detective
Hercule Poirot, played by Kenneth Branagh is recruited to solve the case.

The film features a star-studded cast including:
Penélope Cruz as Pilar Estravados
Willem Dafoe as Gerhard Hardman
Judi Dench as Princess Dragomiroff
Johnny Depp as Samuel Ratchett

Sarah J King talks to Habib Noorbai

You may know him best as Mr South Africa and now Dr Habib Noorbai has added
another string to his bow -that of author. His first book, Heart is being launched
at Two Oceans Aquarium Auditorium on Monday and Habib joins us now to tell
us all about it.

Sara J King talks to Samantha Mentor from STA Travel

With the festive season fast approaching many of us will be planning holidays
and getaways and while some will be staycationing here in the Western Cape,
others will be heading to other parts of the country and in some cases the globe.

Sarah J King talks to Graig-Lee Smith EWN reporter

As you may have heard in our bulletins throughout the day yesterday, UN
Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed arrived in South Africa on Friday
at the start of a two-day visit that will include delivering the 15th Nelson
Mandela Annual Lecture 2017 which took place yesterday in Cape Town.
At an earlier press briefing, Ms. Mohammed said she was humbled to be
delivering the lecture. She added that she will be tackling gender-based
violence, and that the name of this year’s lecture will be “Centring Gender:
Reducing Inequality through Inclusion”.

Sarah j King talks to Sara Waris from Shark Spotters

With tourist season well and truly under way in Cape Town, tens of thousands of
visitors will be flocking to the Mother City to take advantage of the weather and
of course some of our most popular attractions and activities.