Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

'This Day In History', we can use the trivia that President Kennedy signing the legislation regarding the peace corps today in 1961

Africa Melane talks to Transport MEC Donald Grant and Besuthu Ndungane represented the taxi industry in the Western Cape

Africa Melane talks to Kyle Venktess  'Fin24 tech writer and analyst' 

The iPhoneX(pronounced iPhone TEN) has hit the market with all the fanfare expected
from technology leaders, Apple. The phone is said to be more slick than any of its predecessors with wireless technology that has made away with cabling for its charger and headphones. The new device also has a glass back and front.
The phone unlocks with facial recognition, so no more punching in codes.
And if you want to buy it here, it will cost you in the region of R20 000.

Africa Melane talks to Maya Fischer French

A new debt survey(by Debt Rescue) shows women are better at dealing with their debt
than their male counterparts.
The survey of about 5 000 respondents, found that 52% of men signed up to undergo
debt review in the second quarter of the year, compared to 48% of women.
Most alarmingly there’s been a near-25% increase in the number of people who are
seeking debt review because they are unable to service this debt on a month to month
basis. The latest National Credit Bureau Monitor stats reveal that 9,69 million of the 24,68 million credit active consumers have impaired credit records, meaning that their debt repayments are not up to date.

Africa Melane talks to Grant Twigg Chairperson at Da Caucus Cape Town Council

Africa Melane talks to Beverley Schäfer

The DA in the WC commends the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI), Fire and Rescue Services, and port officials at the Table Bay harbour for the swift evacuation of 68 passengers aboard a sinking Robben Island ferry stranded at sea on Friday, 15 September 2017.

Africa Melane talks to Cassim Peer 

Just a week ago President Jacob Zuma himself was in the Mother City for the official opening of the first provincial InvestSA One Stop Shop. Zuma hopes this initiative will provide solid solutions to concerns among investors that our economy is stuck in the mud, battling to move forward while government debt continues to grow as state-owned enters continue to tank. The idea is that the InvestSA One Stop Shop cuts out bureaucratic red tape that hamstrings swift investment.