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In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by motoring Journalist Prashirwin Naidu who recently got behind the wheels of two standout SUVs the Mazda CX-60 Takumi, and the ever-popular, value-driven Haval H6. Prashirwin speaks on how these cars handle, what sets them apart and how much one must set aside if they are interested in having them in their garage. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

It’s time for Elevator Pitch on Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones! Every Tuesday, we help entrepreneurs sharpen their 30-second pitch and learn how to confidently present their business to potential investors. This week we have James Mokoena, Director of Promotha Group, specialising in branding and printing, alongside Coach Thabelo Raphala, Chartered Accountant, business coach, and Managing Director at MyDough. Tune in for practical insights on how to pitch with clarity, confidence, and impact.

On Money Power with Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, we explore money positivity vs money practicality. Is financial success shaped more by mindset and belief, or by disciplined habits like budgeting, planning, and investing? We’re joined by Vangile Makwakwa, CEO of Wealthy Money and author of What’s Your Money Personality, as we unpack what truly shapes your financial reality.

On Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, we unpack a thought-provoking perspective on South Africa’s democratic journey. Joined by Tendai Mbanje, an LLD candidate at the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Pretoria, we reflect on the promise of 27 April 1994 and what freedom looks like today. While political freedom has been achieved, questions remain about economic inclusion and opportunity for many South Africans. Tune in for a meaningful and reflective conversation.

It’s Lifestyle Friday on Capricorn Breakfast with Mr Jones and Aggrey Lichopwa are they bringing the vibes! The Mateadi Brass Band from Seshego joins us live in studio for an energetic mix of music and great conversation. Listen in for a feel-good session filled with rhythm, culture, and Friday flair.

On The Podium with Capricorn Breakfast Jones, Aggrey and Vusani are joined in studio by former Orlando Pirates player Tlou Segolela, now founder of the Tlou Segolela Sports Development. We chat about his journey from professional football to community upliftment, and how he’s using sport to inspire and develop young talent. Tune in for an insightful and motivating conversation.

On this week’s Property Speaking feature on Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, we unpack the realities of buying a fixer-upper. Not for flipping or resale, but for everyday buyers looking to invest in a home they can live in and improve over time. We explore the pros, potential pitfalls, and what you should consider before taking on a project home. Tune in for practical insights to help you decide if a fixer-upper is the right move for you.

In celebration of World Reading Day, Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones highlights the magic of book clubs. We’re joined by the founder of Wine About Books, our Breakfast Champion, as we revisit some of their favourite reads and explore how their book club has built a vibrant reading community. Listen in for a feel-good conversation about stories, connection, and the joy of reading.

This Capricorn Breakfast Masterclass with Mpho and Jones dives into how couples can truly enjoy travelling together—without the drama. From managing expectations to keeping the spark alive on the road, we explore practical tips for stress-free trips. Joined by relationship coach Matodzi Phosha, we unpack how to turn couple getaways into memorable, harmonious experiences.

On this episode of Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, the Daily Digest unpacks a heartbreaking tragedy in Ga-Maja near Lebowakgomo, where lives were lost following suspected food contamination at a funeral. As the community mourns, we explore the role of food in African funeral traditions and question how to balance culture with safety. Joined by cultural expert Prof Sekgothe Mokgoatsane, we reflect on whether it’s time to rethink this deeply rooted practice.