Adam Gilchrist is an experienced journalist and broadcaster based in the UK, and has contributed to the 702 breakfast show for close on 15 years.
From his vantage point in the northern hemisphere he brings a different perspective on news stories that are making headlines from right around the world.
He also has a great sense of humour, and even on the most serious news day he is usually able to find a story to bring a smile to your face.
If you have a question on any “World” topic send a Whatsapp note to 072 567 1 567 or send a tweet @CapeTalk using #worldview.
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