Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

Africa Melane talks to Matthys Potgieter Marketing Manager

Now that 2017 has dawned and Michael Bublé has crept back into his cave, only to return again next December, the one thing left to do is to get your new year’s resolutions working. Most people promise themselves to become better people this time round, right? And the first thing many resolutionists do is to join their local gym. Is it a good choice? Not always. The all inspiring spark will now have to contend with an exhausting work schedule. Resolutions become a thing of the future and you find yourself in a very expensive binding agreement between yourself and your gym

Africa Melane talks to Marc Dinkelmann Travel Blogger

The Moroccan explorer and scholar Ibn Battutta once said of travelling that “- it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” And that’s certainly true of my next guest.
South African travel blogger Marc Dinklemann is currently travelling the globe, after a potentially life-threatening health scare prompted him to take stock and gave him the courage to fulfil his long-held dream of exploring the world.

Africa Melane talks to Pali Lehohla (Statistician General Statistics South Africa)

South African households spent about R1.72-trillion between October 2014 and October 2015‚ with an average household spending R103 293.

According to the results of the Living Conditions Survey conducted by Statistics SA‚ housing and utilities‚ transport‚ food and miscellaneous goods and services accounted for the bulk of the spend.

Africa Melane talks to Councillor Xanthea Limberg Mayoral Committee Member for Informal Settlements, Water and Waste Services, and Energy, City of Cape Town,

The City of Cape Town says that there are about 20 000 residents who are guilty of excessive water consumption. The city also added the areas where the residence who are the highest consumers to their statement and these include:
- Newlands and Constantia
- Newfields and Lansdowne
- Kraaifontein and Somerset West

Africa Melane talks to Andrew Koopman (Founder and director of the AK Snapshot Study Group Mitchell’s Plain) 

Many have described him as a South African hero who transforms lives and helps the future of our country get to the dream we want it to be. Andrew Koopman is no stranger to Cape Talk, nor is he a strange to Late Nights. A few months ago he spoke to Josephine on what AK Snapshot Study group is and what it stands for. Tonight we chat to him on how they are assisting matriculants to achieve success.

Africa Melane talks to Salome Sechele (Personal Trainer and Latin American Dance champion) 

Studies have shown that couples participating in physical activities together often report to be more satisfied in their relationships than those who do not. Perhaps it is the endorphins, or maybe the fact that exercise increases your heart rate, mimicking the increased pulse that people experience when falling in love. If jogging together can strengthen a relationship, just imagine the effects of dancing a romantic rumba or a passionate tango.

Africa Melane talks to Dr. David Monyae (Analyst and Co-Director at the University of Johannesburg) 

Africa Melane talks to Marthinus Basson 

Award-winning director Marthinus Basson launches CTO’s 2017 season with a contemporary staging of Verdi’s Rigoletto.

Africa Melane talks to Athol Williams 

Athol comes from Westridge Mitchell's Plain. Studied at one of the top 5 Universities in the world. Three years ago he traded all his luxurious lifestyle and wealth to help change our poor and challenged communities. He saw that he needed to make a difference and make a change in our society

Africa Melane talks to Wendy Alberts (CEO of the Restaurant Association of South Africa) 

A customer enters a fast-food establishment barefooted even though the sign says,“No shirt, no shoes, no service.” At the other extreme, a fired employee tries to enter his former office, threatening to get even with his ex-boss. These and similar situations can test the civil rights of individuals against the rights of property owners.