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Africa Melane talks to Judith February
This morning I am joined by political commentator and writer, Judith February. She recently wrote a piece reflecting on last week’s lekgotla and looking forward to the upcoming state of the nation address.
Africa Melane talks to Patrick Omondi
It seems almost unfathomable that some nations have still not banned the trade in ivory despite the heavy toll it takes on elephant populations.
Africa Melane talks to Dr Greg Hart oncologist at Cancercare’s Rondebosch Oncology Centre
World Cancer Day is one occasion when everyone can stand united under the banner of ‘We can. I can.’, promoting healthy diets and physical activity to not only help prevent cancer, but support those who are diagnosed with it.
Africa Melane talks to Malini Mohana
There are few things more inspirational than the written word.
All you have to do to see proof of this is to read to a child and see how books spark the imagination.
Africa Melane talks to Prof Jamil Mujuzi,Law Dept of Criminal Justice and Procedure Faculty of Law, UWC
This week Gerrie Nel’s resignation from the NPA to join the ranks of Afriforum made headlines across the country.
Africa Melane talks to Ryan Ravens, CEO of Accelerate Cape Town
Technology is evolving exponentially with digital solutions changing the workplace.
Africa Melane talks to Nyasha Musandu, This Flag movement
Zimbabwean pastor Evan Mawarire was on Thursday charged with attempting to subvert President Robert Mugabe’s constitutionally elected government.
Africa Melane talks to Shaun Russell, researcher at Ndifuna Ukwazi Law Centre
It’s no secret that for ordinary working class folks, rentals in our upmarket suburbs and along the Atlantic seaboard can be crippling on the bank account.
Africa Melane talks to Prof Richard Van Zyl-Smit
South Africa's health department has issued statements indicating its intention to adopt a no-compromise position on vaping and related products, expressing it's intention to regulate vaping accordingly.
Africa Melane talks to Nomfundo Xaluva (Musician)
Nomfundo Xaluva is no ordinary musician. Her sultry voice and exquisite talent as a pianist is backed up by a masters degree in Jazz Studies (Voice and Dissertation) and her humble, joyful attitude to both life and her art. This talent and effortless demeanour as an artist is powerfully conveyed on her delightful album, Kusile.
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Sara-Jayne Makwala King eases you into the weekend with the perfect serving of news, views, culture, and conversation.

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