5 Breakfast

Was it a meteorite seen in Cape Town over the weekend?

Gear up for the weekend with Game On -Woza Weekend! Xoli brings you
the hottest sports stories on the horizon. Catch exclusive interviews with
South Africa's top athletes as they prepare for upcoming clashes. Xoli also delves deeper into the week's sporting headlines with insights from influential coaches, CEOs, Sports Journalists and other key figures across various sporting codes. It's your one-stop shop to get prepped and pumped for the exciting matches to come!!

The Mash Mash Mash music video is now live!

BET YOU CAN'T FIND SOMEONE WHO HAS MADE A UNIQUE OR AB-
SURD BET AND WON?

Who has the secret word?

Each week, this insightful feature get to the heart of South African current
events. Thabo engages in lively discussions with key figures shaping the news,
including government spokespeople and political analysts, to uncover the stories
behind the headlines and shed light on the issues shaping the nation's future.
Get the inside scoop and hear diverse perspectives on the issues that matter
most to you!

How far is the Music video shoot for Mash Mash Mash?

December Streets, the dynamic South African indie band known for their innovative sound and electrifying performances, are set to release their most compelling single to date, ‘The Meaning.’ This new track marks a significant evolution in the band’s musical journey, blending their signature catchy melodies with power-driven chords and deeply personal lyrics, revealing a side of the band unseen over the past decade.

Tributes are pouring in for South Africa’s favourite Maths and Science teacher,
William Smith. Smith passed away after a long battle with cancer at his home in
Perth, Australia, surrounded by family. He was 85 years-old.

Through the medium of television, Smith made Mathematics and Science acces-
sible even to the most marginalised in society. He presented the programme on SABC TV, especially during the national examination period, during prime time in
the 90s.

Smith matriculated at Union High School in the Eastern Cape. He obtained a
Bachelor of Science degree in Physics and Chemistry from Rhodes University,
followed by an honors degree in Chemistry from the same institution.

He further obtained a master’s degree from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in
only seven months. While being a teacher, he obtained financial support to run an
expensive TV operation.

His ground-breaking TV programme in the 1990s was called the Learning Chan-
nel and was an open South African school, teaching Physical Science, Mathe-
matics, Biology and English.