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Is South Africa’s tourism recovery reaching hospitality? (opens the original)
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Guest: Brett Tungay| National Chairperson for FEDHASA (Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa) South Africa’s tourism recovery is gaining momentum, but is the hospitality industry feeling the same lift? Africa Melane speaks to FEDHASA National Chairperson Brett Tungay about the state of the sector, what businesses experienced during the second quarter and whether the tourism recovery is translating into growth on the ground. Early Breakfast with Africa Melane is 702’s and CapeTalk’s e
Government says no to an under-16 social media ban (opens the original)
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South Africa has ruled out a blanket social media ban for children under 16 but how should we protect young people online? Africa Melane speaks toManaging Director and Digital Wellness Consultant at Tech Bear Online, Mark Russell, about whether age restrictions work, the risks facing children online and what parents, platforms and government can do to encourage healthier digital habits. Early Breakfast with Africa Melane is 702’s and CapeTalk’s early morning talk show. Experienced broadcaster Af
Wellness: Losing your hair? Here’s what your body could be telling you (opens the original)
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Hair loss is more than a cosmetic concern and can have a significant impact on confidence and wellbeing. This Alopecia Awareness Month, Africa Melane speaks to Dr Judey Pretorius, Owner and Founder of Biomedical Emporium, about the different types and causes of alopecia, when hair loss should raise concern, and the treatment options available for managing it. Early Breakfast with Africa Melane is 702’s and CapeTalk’s early morning talk show. Experienced broadcaster Africa Melane brings you the e
Fitness: Slow jogging: Why running slower could help you go further (opens the original)
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Could the secret to becoming a more consistent runner be to stop trying to run so fast? Slow jogging is gaining fresh attention during South Korea's extraordinary running boom. Instead of chasing personal bests and turning every session into a test of fitness, runners deliberately reduce the intensity until they can comfortably breathe and talk while moving. In July 2026, Korean reporting documented runners embracing this slower philosophy, while Seoul's My Pace Morning event encouraged particip
Scholar transport sector reacts to fatal Westbury shooting (opens the original)
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Guest: Sihle Magubane | Secretary General of The South African Scholar Transporters Association A 53-year-old scholar transport driver was shot and killed in Westbury shortly after dropping off schoolchildren, with police now searching for two suspects. Africa Melane speaks to Sihle Magubane, Secretary General of the South African Scholar Transporters Association, about the sector’s reaction to the killing, the safety risks facing drivers and what more needs to be done to protect both operators
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