After going viral for his hilarious David Attenborough impersonation, comedian and actor Themba-Robin visited Breakfast with Martin Bester to show off even more hilarious celebrity impersonations.

Following an increase in violent crimes at petrol stations, including bombings, shootings and the murder of Kaizer Chiefs star Luke Fleurs at a petrol station, Martin Bester spoke to hijacking expert Richard Brussow.

Following an increase in violent crimes at petrol stations, including bombings, shootings and the murder of Kaizer Chiefs star Luke Fleurs at a petrol station, Martin Bester spoke to hijacking expert Richard Brussow.

New Hope School’s Skills Development Centre aims to upskill those with special needs to ensure they have a bright future as working adults. Power Build had a Golf Day recently, where they raised funds to support a cause in need of building assistance. They will donate R150,000 of these funds to the New Hope Schools Skill’s Development Centre Building project!

On the latest How Hard Can It Be, Martin Bester and the team were visited by auctioneer Jade Cahi, who showed them how to do an auction. The team managed to auction off a one-of-a-kind Gary Player and Martin Bester doll live on air.

The e-tolls are finally being scrapped on 12 April 2024, but some reports say SA residents will still have to pay for outstanding e-toll bills. Breakfast with Martin Bester spoke to The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA) CEO Wayne Duvenage who set the record straight.

In the latest #ConfessionSession on Breakfast with Martin Bester we asked whether bachelor and bachelorette parties still get wild, and we quickly learned the answer was yes!

Jacaranda FM’s own Sascha van Gelder reached out to Good Morning Angels to assist Pediatric Care Africa's Burns Unit - a project that is very close to her heart since her own son was a burn victim at only 18 months old.

At only three months old, baby Aylah Botha has been hospitalised with Meningitis, COVID-19, and breathing difficulty, and, recently, her parents received the diagnosis that their baby has two life-threatening holes in her heart.

Sunnyboy Jiyane lost his wife and his income during the COVID-19 pandemic, and now it seems that he lost most of his hearing, too. The Ear Institute will assist Sunnyboy with one of his hearing aids, the moulds and fitting, as well as the initial test free of charge. That’s a sponsorship of R37 500! The Good Morning Angels Fund will also assist Sunnyboy with the cost of the second hearing aid at R22,000!