Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King

Africa Melane talks to Graeme Richards a TV personality about how Graeme Richards currently lives in Cape Town. He co-host on the live daily breakfast show Expresso, which is broadcast on national television to around 1,4 million viewers a day.

Africa Melane talks to Sanna Camara a Journalist about President Yahya Jammeh’s declared state of emergency in Gambia provides no justification for a crackdown on peaceful dissent around the January 19, 2017, deadline for the new government to take office, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch said today.

AFRICA MELANE talks to Aletta Ashmore Organiser. The Breakfast Club at Good Hope Seminary Junior School is just a year old, and seeks to break through the learning barrier created in many of our learners by hunger, or lack of sound nutrition. We provide an E’Pap and fruit breakfast to 250 learners, the entire Foundation Phase, each school morning. In February we will roll out to Gr 4 as well. Gr 6 and 7 learners head up the classroom preparation teams, and there is a small army of adult volunteers who supervise, then wash up and prepare for the next morning.  

Africa Melane talks to Brookes Spector –Associate Editor Daily Maverick and US Correspondent

Africa Melane talks to Simone Brown, Public Relations Durbanville Hills is calling on all superheroes to support the Durbanville Hills Workers Trust by taking part in a fun-filled Harvest Trail Run, which is set to take place on Sunday 19th February 2017. At R130 per entry, participants of the 8km trail run are encouraged to show their support for the worthy cause by dressing up as their favourite superheroes.

Africa Melane talks to  Peter Russell Head of Marketing Respiratory CIPLA SA about Cipla has launch an innovative inhaler called Synchrobreathe. This state-of-the-art breath-actuated inhaler (BAI) will bring great relief to millions of South Africans with obstructive airway diseases (OAD) such as asthma.

Africa Melane talks to Naledi Morojele an Author of The book, entitled: Women Political Leaders in Rwanda and South Africa: Narratives of Triumph and Loss, charts the paths of women politicians in post-conflict societies.  It delves into the themes including political and personal agency; political accountability; electoral systems; gender quotas; education; professional experience and the third shift (work, marriage and motherhood). 

Africa Melane talks to Martin Rimmer CEO of Sirago Underwriting Managers 

After four years of consultation, Treasury gazetted final demarcation regulations in late December, ending years of uncertainty on the future of gap cover, hospital cash plans and primary healthcare policies.

Africa Melane talks to Ulrich Stark Managing Director of WizzPass, about the latest Bluetooth technology to make entering a parking-area and building quick and seamless. It offers easier management of tenants and visitors by eliminating the need for access cards, tickets, or biometrics.

AFRICA MELANE talks to David Maimela Researcher - Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection about  African National Congress (ANC) have failed to put a lid on the practice of slate politics. Now, various options for a new party leadership are doing the rounds in the form of slates. Slates are lists of members who are preferred for certain top leadership positions, and are circulated for discussion within factions