Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

bonnie talks to Melanie Marais Head of CPUT's Hiv/Aids unit

This weekend a very special gathering is happening at CPUT.
It is the Young Women Leadership conference.
And this morning we are going to be speaking to the co-ordinator of the event, Melanie
Marais, who is head of CPUT's HIV Aids unit.
The conference is draing together 300 young woman between the ages of 15 and 24 to get to grips with the theme which is: “Young Women Leading the Change for Women”.

Bonnie talks to Jody Fuchs Senior Horticulturist Durban Botanic Gardens

The beautiful Spring weather is upon us and I am sure many of you will be spending
more time outside beautifying your gardens and getting some fresh air. But what if you
live in a flat or don't have an outdoor space for plants?

Abongile talks to Jacob Mashokoa

Abongile talks to Mandy Naude CEO of Polyco

Abongile talks to Mary Klinkradt 

Mary Klinkradt is the CEO for Raising Hope SA a local non profit organisation.
And she is joining us to tell us more about a very worthy cause and event
they have coming up. And if you are a cyclist, then you will want to stay tuned to see how your pedal power can make a difference.

Abongile talks to Advocate Noleen Leach co ordinator of CPUT's Unit for Applied Law

If you ask the average South African what this country's top three problems are, I am
sure crime would be one of them.
Already this year we have seen some horrific incidents where communities are so
frustrated at the lack of real justice in their lives that they take the law into their own
hands, killing suspects.
Clearly there is frustration at a grassroots level. But how do we address this issue at a
community level?
Well our next guest may just have the answer.
Advocate Noleen Leach is the co ordinator of CPUT's Unit For Applied Law. And she has been working hard to pulling together the country's first ever Bachelors Degree course in Paralegal Services.
The pioneering course kicks off next year and there is still time for you to apply if you
want to make a real difference in your community.

Abongile talks to Lauren Moore

Spring is officially here! And many of you are already shedding those winter jackets and scarves and turning to shorts and t-shirts. Especially with the mercury set to hit at least 30degrees in the\ middle of next week. What this also means is many of you will be looking to shed a few kg's of winter weight to get ready for the beach. And this raises the question of diets.
This morning we are speaking to Cape-based dietitian, Lauren Moore about the do's and dont's of dieting.

Africa Melane talks to Richard Julies who is a Sea Point resident who was arrested for raising objection to an old SA flag in Brian’s Pub in Sea Point.