Best of Kfm Mornings with Darren, Sherlin & Sibs

In the year 2020, over 200 contestants have played for the chance to win the R10,000 Pop Quiz.

NOW – the best of the best will go head to head in the Kfm Mornings R20,000 Pop Quiz All Star shoot out, to play for the grand prize!

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In the year 2020, over 200 contestants have played for the chance to win the R10,000 Pop Quiz.

NOW – the best of the best will go head to head in the Kfm Mornings R20,000 Pop Quiz All Star shoot out, to play for the grand prize!

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the year 2020, over 200 contestants have played for the chance to win the R10,000 Pop Quiz.

NOW – the best of the best will go head to head in the Kfm Mornings R20,000 Pop Quiz All Star shoot out, to play for the grand prize!

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the year 2020, over 200 contestants have played for the chance to win the R10,000 Pop Quiz.

NOW – the best of the best will go head to head in the Kfm Mornings R20,000 Pop Quiz All Star shoot out, to play for the grand prize!

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the year 2020, over 200 contestants have played for the chance to win the R10,000 Pop Quiz.

NOW – the best of the best will go head to head in the Kfm Mornings R20,000 Pop Quiz All Star shoot out, to play for the grand prize!

 

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Every once in a while Darren "Whackhead" Simpson springs a dirty prank on us. 

In this prank, Whackhead manages to intercept a hotel front desk and calls up one of the guests to mess with him.

He accuses the American visitor of watching a myriad of dirty films during his stay including gems like 'Ocean's 11 Inches," and "Pulp Friction".

The poor guys reaction will have you mortified!

 

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The Western Cape is officially dealing with a resurgence of COVID-19.

Premier Alan Winde joins Kfm Mornings to shed light on the growing number of COVID-19 infections and hospitalisations.

"Numbers are climbing"

"We've got a season coming, we've asked the country and parts of the world to come and visit us this summer season to keep our economy going and so we need to flatten this curve as quickly as we can"

"It's about those events, it's about those office parties, it's actually about Black Friday... it's not a bargain standing in a close queue and picking up COVID-19"

On hospitals in Western Cape

"That's the number to watch... Why did we go into lockdown? To get our health response ready"

"For the last two months, we sat at around 500 infections in our hospitals, and 4 days ago we went to 850, then three days ago to 904, then we went to 962 and last night we hit 1020... now that's going the wrong way"

What is the likelihood of another lockdown?

"If we look at the Northern Hemisphere, they all went back into lockdown. Now that is the last thing that I want"

"Everything we do now must be let's avoid a lockdown, and that's why it's important because no one want's a lockdown"

"Our economy cannot afford a lockdown. And especially going into this season."

"The small sacrifice of wearing a mask and social distancing and not planning that massive big office year-end party, those sacrifices acts as how we as citizens in the Southern tip of Africa  can hold our head up high"

Alan Winde said that he would meet with Cabinet on Friday to discuss what practical solutions could be implemented, specifically where numbers were high.

 

 

 

 

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Heyneke Meyer is a rugby union coach, best known for coaching the Springboks from 2012 until 2015.

Meyer is currently in Pretoria heading up his sport and entertainment company, Invictus. 

He joined Kfm Mornings for a catch-up. 

On South Africa's loss to Japan at the 2015 Rugby World Cup, the former Springbok coach says, "I was brave in front of the media, but it was really tough,"

 "As I walked into my room... you close the door and suddenly the thought hits you that there's only one guy that is going to have to take the lead and turn this around."

In his book, '7 - My Notes on Leadership and Life' Meyer described it as the most intense feeling of loneliness. 

Listen for to Kfm Mornings full interview with Heyneke Meyer.

 

 

 

 

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