He carried two revolutionaries on his skin and one nation on his back, Was kicked twenty-three times in a single afternoon yet still became the danger, Then inspired enough devotion for football fandom to start behaving like religion.”

BUZZWORD: | BOUND

Each day a buzzword is announced, and 5 questions are asked to a listener, all of which will contain the buzzword.

Xoli chats to rugby journalist Khanyiso Chwaru about one of rugby’s greatest rivalries, as the highly anticipated clash officially kicks off tomorrow afternoon at 17:10.

She learned to balance numbers before learning to command a close-up, Then crossed oceans to enter a fictional palace in someone else’s kingdom, Before returning home to help resurrect one of Africa’s most famous dynasties.

There are people who spend their early twenties trying to figure out what they want to do with their lives. And then there’s our next guest, who at 20 has apparently decided: “Cool, I’ll just
sing the songs, write the songs AND produce the songs.” Max More has been quietly building some serious momentum in South African pop. His song “High” spent more than 24 weeks on the 5FM Top 40, topped the Indie Chart for three consecutive weeks, and then “Hot & Heavy” went to
number one on the Indie Chart too.

Now he’s back with a brand-new single called “Cherry”; and this one might be the clearest picture yet of exactly who Max More wants to be as an artist. Max, welcome to 5 Breakfast.

With proposed changes to driver’s licence renewal periods currently open for public comment, the 5 Breakfast team explores whether South Africans actually use this channel to have their say. Listeners share their experiences of responding to Government Gazette proposals, including submitting comments through professional bodies and public participation platforms, and whether those submissions made a difference.