Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

Philip(Sam Claflin) is a young Englishman who finds his cousin Ambrose
dead after traveling to Florence, Italy. He vows revenge against Ambrose's
missing wife Rachel(Rachel Weisz,) blaming her for his untimely demise.
When Philip meets Rachel for the first time, his mood suddenly changes as
he finds himself falling for her seductive charm and beauty. As his obsession
for her grows, Rachel now hatches a scheme to win back her late husband's
estate from the unsuspecting Philip.

Africa Melane talks to Albert Fritz

Social Development MEC Albert Fritz speaks to Africa Melane about the attack on him and his staff in Nyanga on Saturday.The attack left one of the robbers dead when Fritz’ bodyguards returned fire.

Africa Melane talks to Akosua Koranteng

Africa Melane talks to Ilana Van Huysteen-Meyer

Super-investor Warren Buffet once said he invests "like a girl."
And that is because studies have shown that women outperform men in
personal investing over the long-term. Where this becomes a negative is in that this cautious approach often prevents women from investing early enough and taking risks which might pay off.

Africa Melane talks to Tania Kleinhans-Cedras

Last week you and I were justifiably focused on the vote of no confidence in
President Jacob Zuma as well as Womens Day celebrations.
But did you also know that last Wednesday was also International Day of the
World's Indigenous People?
The day was first observed by the United Nations in 1994.
The UN says there are an estimated 370 million indigenous people in 90
countries across the globe.
And this morning we are placing the spotlight on our Khoisan citizens.
On Wednesday a special gathering was held outside the Castle of GoodHope
as it symbolises the first onslaught against the Khoisan.

Africa Melane talks to Dumisane Qwebe of the Nyanga Community Police Forum 

We speak to Dumisane Qwebe of the Nyanga Community Police Forum about the attack on MEC Albert Fritz and what is required to get rampant violent crime under control in SA’s murder capital.

Africa Melane talks to Claire McFarlane

Just over a year ago, you might have caught an interview with our next guest.
Back then she spoke to Kieno Kammies about a remarkable journey she was about to
embark on. Claire McFarlane decided to literally put her best foot forward to raise awareness and support for rape survivors. She herself survived a brutal attack.
Her mission now is to run 16km of beach in 184 countries across the globe.
Today she joins us as she prepares to tackle the continent of Africa.
So far she has run through 26 countries and is now preparing to take on Kenya next...

Africa Melane talks to Jonathan Roxmouth

The Mystery of Irma Vep is currently showing at Theatre on the Bay. And it is billed as a
sidesplitting show, a mish mash of Downton Abbey meets The Twilight Saga, if you can
imagine that.

Africa Melane talks to Ciugu Mwagiru

On Thursday the dispute over the contested presidential election intensified as
supporters of opposition leader Raila Odinga claimed unofficial results indicate he had
infact beaten incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta. This year's elections were relatively peaceful compared to elections a decade ago when hundreds died in political violence.

Africa Melane talks to Olga Peel Eskom Expo Regional Science Fair Director

Curiosity may have killed the cat, as the saying goes. But a healthy sense of curiosity is also what drives young scientists to make groundbreaking discoveries.
And discovering the next generation of curious scientists is what the people at the
Eskom Expo for Young Scientists (EEYS) are all about. The expo is South Africa’s largest science fair for school learners. It offers them an opportunity to exhibit their own scientific investigations based on a solution to a problem they have identified in their community or envrionment. The competition is over 36 years old and was launched as a platform for developing passion for science amongst youngsters.