Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

Africa Melane talks to Mayor De Lille

Open Streets is expanding further and and hitting Main Road in
Observatory for the first time ever on Sunday, 1 October 2017. Some five
kilometres of road from the Cape Town Science Centre in Observatory to
the CBD will become a car-free pedestrian playground between 10am and
3pm.

Africa Melane talks Movie with Gayle Edmunds

Africa Melane talks to Jonathan Roxmouth

Evita will star South Africa’s own Jonathan Roxmouth as Che and Emma
Kingston, who has been personally chosen by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim
Rice and Hal Prince, to play Eva Perón.
The show will be choreographed by the original West End and Broadway
choreographer Larry Fuller and be designed by original designer Timothy
O'Brien.

Africa Melane talks to Prof Mercy Mpinganjira Director at School of Consumer Intelligence & Information Systems (UJ)

The days of standing in long queues to buy that new cellphone or pair of
shoes you had your eye on are over.
More and more South Africans are joining the masses of online shoppers.
In South Africa total online sales in 2016 were estimated at R9 billion which
was only 1% of total retail sales.
Meanwhile countries like China, the US and the UK are leading the drive
that has made e-commerce a trillion-dollar global industry.

Africa Melane talks to Zerlinda van der Merwe

Cape Town is fast becoming the continent's AirBnB capital.
Up to a quarter of all AirBnB bookings made in Africa is for this beautiful
city of ours. So with more people turning to AirBnB for additional income, it raises a few questions about sectional titles and what holders are allowed to do.
For example, if I am renting a flat and in turn want to make it available for
AirBnB accomodation, what are my rights. Or can it be shut down by a
body corporate who may hold an opposing view.

Africa Melane talks to Dr L Jowah a research coodinator at uct 

Africa Melane talks to Jacob Moshokoa about subaru impreza 2017

Africa Melane talks to Thando Manana, one of SA’s pioneering Black Springboks speaks to Africa about why grassroots development is lagging behind. He is also launching his new book on Thursday.