5 Breakfast

Catchup with Malcom about how the walk has been going and where they
find themselves right now.

5 Breakfast bumped into a group of people in a hotel parking lot in Upington and it led to an interesting conversation with a group of 7 South African’s who have embarked on a National Fundraising Walk, to benefit the South African Red Cross Society, through all 9 provinces and 52 Cities of the country.

They Started walking from Cape Town on the 31st August and walk 50KM a day.
They will be on the road for 57 Days.

From Pretoria’s streets, where the kwela beat runs deep, to stages around the world, their indie-punk keeps! With ‘Tattoo’ and ‘Zim Zala Bim,’ they bring the party to the brim. Who are these South African rockers who always enjoy themselves?

It’s almost like Tim Lewis foreshadowed a wedding on us last Friday when he
played Ipi Ntombi’s Mama Thembu’s Getting Married on the show...Because immediately after that show we headed north from Durban to New- castle for the night and when we woke up on Saturday Morning we were snowed in and couldn’t leave the are because the roads we closed.

A chance spotting of Nick in the hotel by a guest led to the team being invited to Sharonrose and Qophelo Radebe’s traditional wedding in Madadeni Township a few kilometers away.

Joel Guy explains the meteorological factors behind the snowfall, the rarity of this occurrence in KwaZulu-Natal, and provide insight into how accurately weather predictions can forecast such unusual events.

THULI MAGUBANE EXPLAINS WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
LONG TERM AND SHORT TERM INSURANCE?

Born in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal, she took her beat from Newcastle to the world stage. From spinning tracks to making history, she’s not just a DJ but an icon of SA music. Can you guess who this queen of Umlilo is?

Xoli cahts to Award winning sport journalist Khanyiso Tshwaku, to unpack Rugby
Championship, Bledisloe Cup and Currie Cup final.

Nick Hamman chats and plays a game with Tim Lewis.

The Duncan Village Heritage Museum is dedicated to remembering, recording, preserving, and celebrating the rich history of Duncan Village with pride and excellence. Our mission is to instill a sense of proud citizenship among the youth and residents by reminding them of the township’s former glory. We aim to showcase the past to revive the present, positioning Duncan Village in the annals of South African and global heritage. Through our efforts, we aspire to make the Duncan Village Heritage Museum a national key point, telling the compelling story of this once beautiful and vibrant township