The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Dr Beverley Ditsie is a Human Rights Activist, an Actress, Filmmaker and Founder of Ditsie Media she comes from a family of entertainers and gained stardom as an actor at the age of 10. Dr Bev Ditsie is popularly known for being the first African lesbian to address the UN at the 4th World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995 and advocated in the LGBTQI rights. Dr Bev has produced some of the greatest local tv shows including All you need is love and Big Brother Africa to name a few...

Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane interrogates how to deal with the feeling of regretting having children as a parent, this after a 2021 YouGov UK study which found that some parents have reported that they regret having children and the reasons can be due to loss of independence, high childcare costs, or postpartum depression.

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Lecturer in Agrometeorology University of Free State, Prof Stephan Steyn on the effects of water crisis coupled with the drought and the El Niño to food insecurity in Southern Africa.

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Certified Financial Planner, Paul Roelofse on what to make of a recent report which found that 40% of adults are resorting to borrowing money to buy food and 20-million adults have gone without electricity because they could not afford it in the past 12 months.

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Resident CSI & Nature Conservationist, Tim Neary and Petrified Forest tour guide, Benny Mbotho on what to expect from the Petrified Forest on the banks of the Mzamba River in the wild coast.

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Founder of Eco Diva Superfood Skincare, Nicole Sherwin on some misconceptions around an ideal skincare routine and on some advice on the biggest mistakes when it comes dry skin in colder season.

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As the democratic South Africa turns 30 years old today, telecommunications giant MTN also turns 30 this year. CEO of MTN South Africa, Charles Molapisi reflects on how instrumental the company has been in shaping our telecommunications, the strides the company has made in dominating the continent, some of their social sponsorship programs, some of the innovations they have made and on what the future holds for this proudly South African telecommunications giant

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Investigative journalist & Author, Graham Coetzer on what to expect from his latest book “Hunting with the Hawks” which is said to offer the reader a rare glimpse into the secretive world of this top police unit, while illustrating how cunning the underworld can be and also exposing the deviousness of South Africa’s dangerous criminals.

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Artistic Director of the National Arts Festival, Rucera Seethal on what to expect from the 2024 National Arts Festival, its 50th anniversary. This year’s programme is said to pay homage to historic artists while opening new doors for aspiring creatives. The Curated Programme is selected by the Festival’s Artistic Committee. The Festival programme goes live on the website on Monday 29 April and ticket booking opens.

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The Current Artistic Director of the iconic Market Theatre Foundation, Greg Homann on what to expect from “The Brothers, Number One and a Weekend Special” play which is a political drama play about corruption and power currently running and a story of the rise of State Capture, starting with the announcement of a new Minister of Finance in late-2015.

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