5 Drive

In this entertaining segment from 5 Drive titled "Who Said That" featuring guest Yanja Mjoli, the team plays an interactive game where they try to guess the source of bizarre, funny, or out-of-context quotes from celebrities, public figures, or viral moments, mixing fast-paced pop-culture trivia with plenty of laughs and banter.

In this clip from 5FM's 5 Drive, host Zanele Potelwa and the team are joined by 5FM presenter Harry Baby (Harrison Mkhize, host of op 40 on 5).

In this interactive segment from 5FM's 5 Drive, the team hosts the "Story Telling Relay"—a collaborative feature where the presenters kick off a fictional story with an opening sentence, and listeners send in one sentence at a time to build the narrative throughout the week.

After a intense series of trivia rounds, we bring on the final contending listener, tally the final score/time, and officially crown the tournament winner live on-air.

Listeners tuned in to 5 Drive for a hilarious and mischievous prank segment where unsuspecting people were fooled by the iconic, unmistakable voice of Nelson Mandela ("Madiba"). Fast-paced, cheeky, and undeniably entertaining, this clip delivered big laughs!

The team tackles the common phenomenon of people coming back from a holiday, a study abroad stint, a weekend festival, or even a brief retreat with a whole new accent, new wardrobe, adopted lifestyle, or newly found "enlightenment."

The team discusses whether local audiences hold African musicians to a different standard when they try to crossover or evolve their sound, examining why fans sometimes accuse evolving artists of "forgetting their roots" or catering to Western markets.

The team build up excitement around South African global pop star Tyla and her music releases.

This clip from 5 Drive tackled a serious and vital conversation surrounding racial discrimination in South Africa. Thought-provoking, candid, and direct, it explored real experiences, systemic issues, and constructive perspectives on how society can address and combat ongoing racial prejudice.