The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast 702

Salamina Mosese has over 25 years of experience in Media and Entertainment as an Actress, MC, TV Host and Film Producer. She also presented on Top Billing. Following this, her other television jobs include Soul Buddyz, Justice for All, Erfsondes on SABC 2 and even the BBC Drama series Wild at Heart. Salamina also presented a Gospel star search competition; I Want to Sing Gospel, on SABC2. In 2013 Salamina won a South African Film and Television Award (Golden Horn) for Best Actress in Comedy for her role as Ella Kekana on the sitcom, Abomzala on SABC1. In 2022 she published her children’s book titled “Disaster at Gogo's spaza” with a sequel due to be released this year.  Recently she and her husband Tshepo were the host of popular reality tv show “The Ultimatum SA”.
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Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane on the importance of speaking to friends both when things are good and bad.  
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AFRO-SOUL HOUSE singer and songwriter SpheMusic on what to expect from her latest project and new self-affirmation single, ‘Do Better’
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Carl Richards, AKA ‘Kat Gilardi’ on what to expect from the new Showmax tv show, Beaulah: Queens van die Kaap which recently launched this past Thursday with new episodes every Thursday until 19 September. This Showmax Original reality series highlights the work behind some of South Africa’s most-loved drag queens.
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Principal Medical Scientist and Head of Laboratory for Antimalarial Resistance Monitoring and Malaria Operational Research, National Institute for Communicable Diseases, Dr Jaishree Raman on the new research looking at how genetically modifying mosquitoes could strengthen the world's war on malaria disease.    
 
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Certified Financial Planner, Paul Roelofse on national savings month and on what to make of Standard Bank’s latest data on how South Africans are doing in the savings department and their research revealed that 52% of their customers earning above R25 000 per month have less than one month savings in place for emergencies and unforeseen expenses.
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