5 Drive

You are a massive live radio moment, South African hip-hop titan Cassper Nyovest stops by the 5 Drive studio to drop a huge exclusive! Following the news that he will be hosting the 32nd Annual South African Music Awards (SAMAs), Cassper brings out a sealed envelope to surprise the studio and reveal his official co-host live on air. Listen in to hear the epic reveal of 5FM's very own Zanele Potelwa as his co-host, her hilarious live reaction, and what this iconic duo has in store for Mzansi’s biggest night in music!

Cassper opens up about what it means to lead South Africa's biggest night in music, expressing his excitement and pride in following in the footsteps of legends like HHP and Kabelo Mabalane.

South African hip-hop icon Cassper Nyovest stops by 5 Drive to break down the story behind his latest movement and project, "1 Million Voices." From the inspiration that sparked the idea to what it means for the culture, Cassper opens up about the journey, his ongoing growth as an artist, and the message he wants to share with his fans.

The team breaks down the news around a major golf team/franchise undergoing an official name change, discussing the reasons behind the rebrand and the strategy to build a stronger identity.

The team unpack those bizarre, awkward, or unbelievable moments that happen at funerals where things go completely off the rails.

The team explore the concept of timing, patience, and trusting life's natural trajectory.

The team explores whether our preferences in music, fashion, trends, and pop culture are truly authentic or if our tastes are subtly engineered by algorithm recommendations on platforms like TikTok, Spotify, and Instagram.

Jude walks through Rassie Erasmus’s squad list for the international fixtures, highlighting notable inclusions, surprise call-ups, and key player omissions.

The team explores the habits, values, and quirky pieces of advice inherited from parents—from useful financial wisdom and domestic tricks to bizarre old-school superstitions and phrases that only make sense in hindsight.