Good Morning Angels assisted nine-year-old Juané Mulder with the R75,000 needed for her new hearing apparatus to enable her to stay in her school and reach her full potential in the classroom.

The Vodacom Bulls have done it and made their way to the URC Final. They have managed to defeat Leinster! Now they are preparing to face the Glasgow Warriors at Loftus. The Breakfast team spoke to Sergeal Petersen about the final game.

President-elect Cyril Ramaphosa will be inaugurated at the Union Buildings on Wednesday. According to the constitution, the president must be sworn in within five days after his or her election by the National Assembly.

On this How Hard Can It Be the Breakfast team try some questionable food combinations courtesy of TikTok. Tomato sauce on KitKat chocolate isn't the only weird one, but it might just be the worst.

The Vodacom Bulls have done it and made their way to the URC Final. They have managed to defeat Leinster! Now they are preparing to face the Glasgow Warriors at Loftus. The Breakfast team spoke to Jake White about the semi-final game and their upcoming match.

It’s all about Girl Power and the Dads who love them! Good Morning Angels and SPAR Women’s Challenge Tshwane managed to raise R220,000 to put vending machines stocked with sanitary towels in schools across South Africa.

On this How Hard Can It Be, the Breakfast with Martin Bester team asked listeners to submit some of their burning questions. As part of the challenge, the team had to answer the questions, being completely honest.

Die Suid-Afrikaanse legende, Soli Philander het met Breakfast with Martin Bester gesels oor 'Pinocchio, 'n musikale komedie' wat vanaf 14 Junie by die Pierneefteater op die planke sal wees.

After Jacaranda FM listener and Demi Lee Moore superfan Maryke Kruger reached out to Martin Bester, the team just had to invite her and her husband to meet their favourite singer. Kruger told Martin Bester that she wanted to surprise her husband, Wian Kruger, by getting him to meet Moore on their seventh wedding anniversary on Friday.

The Good Morning Angels Fund contributed R50,000 towards the Bothma's Fundraising efforts to help AJ with his medical needs. Although young AJ Bothma will never be able to play rugby or cricket again, he and his family remain positive through the help of their community and Good Morning Angels.