Guest: Stefan Wilson, Aubrey Wilson
Host: Sara-Jayne King, Late Nights
Topic: Extra Bits: Sailing Miss Lone Star 
Imagine giving up everything to go sailing around the world. But before you can do that you have to buy a boat and fix it up. That’s exactly what Stefan and Aubrey Wilson did, without even knowing how to sail.

Guest: Stefan Wilson, Aubrey Wilson Host: Sara-Jayne King, Late Nights Topic: Extra Bits: Sailing Miss Lone Star Imagine giving up everything to go sailing around the world. But before you can do that you have to buy a boat and fix it up. That&rsquo;s exactly what Stefan and Aubrey Wilson did, without even knowing how to sail.

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Sara-Jayne King completed a degree in law before she ventured into journalism, working in London and Johannesburg.

More than a decade's experience in media means she’s no stranger to asking difficult and probing questions.

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Guest: Deevia Bhana | South African Research Chair and Professor in Gender and Childhood Sexuality at University Of Kwazulu Natal

More than 14,000 girls between the age of 10 and 14 have fallen pregnant over the past four years in SA. According to legislation. Parliament’s portfolio committee on women, youth and people with disabilities wants the perpetrators to face the full might of the law. However is there a part that sexual education can play in better arming young girls against underage pregnancy.

Guest: Deevia Bhana | South African Research Chair and Professor in Gender and Childhood Sexuality at University Of Kwazulu Natal
More than 14,000 girls between the age of 10 and 14 have fallen pregnant over the past four years in SA. According to legislation. Parliament&rsquo;s portfolio committee on women, youth and people with disabilities wants the perpetrators to face the full might of the law. However is there a part that sexual education can play in better arming young girls against underage pregnancy.

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