Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

Africa Melane talks Vincent Smith (chairperson of Parliamentary Portfolio Ad Hoc Committee on the SABC) 

The ad hoc committee into the SABC has stuck to its guns it would finalise its report within the stipulated deadline.

Africa Melane talks to Dr. Dagmar Whitaker (Dermatologist) 

As we grow and age, our skin does, too. Over a period of time, it tends to lose its glow, elasticity, and softness if not properly taken care of. Skincare starts as early as your 20s. However, in addition to taking care of one’s skin, other essential factors like diet, exercise, and a healthy lifestyle play an important part in having healthy skin and general well-being.

The latest on the search for survivors of an avalanche at a mountain hotel in Italy has gone into the night, with up to 35 people buried under rubble and snow.

Africa Melane talks to Dr Binganidzo Muchara Post Doc Research Fellow at Monash South Africa.

Department of Water and Sanitation says it will review the status of water restrictions to municipalities around May this year.

Africa Melane talks to Kurt Egelhof National Coordinator Performing Arts Network of Southern Africa.

Scriptwriters will be pleased to hear that PANSA has extended the deadline for script submissions for the Festival of Reading of New Writing – the scriptwriting competition for new, emerging or experienced writers. The 2017 competition was made possible by a grant of R1.8 million from the National Lotteries Commission (NLC).

Just weeks before the scheduled handover of the social grants payment system to the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA), it has suddenly started looking for possible partners.

Africa Melane talks to Dr Mike Toft Vet at Kifaru Wildlife

One-hundred-and-fifty rhinos in private game reserves in KwaZulu-Natal have been de-horned in the last few months, easing the poaching problem in the region.

Africa Melane talks to Vuyani Joni, Editor of Soccer Laduma

Vuyani grew up in Paterson in the Eastern Cape. He was a soccer fanatic and loyal reader of Soccer Laduma. He wrote to the paper regularly, so regularly in fact, that they offered him a meeting, to see what this super-fan was all about, and he tightly grabbed this opportunity with both hands.

Levy was born in Kroonstad, Free State. He joined community and church choirs from an early age. He joined the Fidentia South African Youth Choir, under the baton of André van der Merwe, and received a bursary to attend Stellenberg High School in Cape Town where he received his first music training in singing and piano with Marianna Marais and Elizabeth Wright.