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They say style can’t be bought… but do you really know how to dress, or are you still figuring out how to look your best? On Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, we dive into finding your authentic style on this masterclass. Joined by Visual Merchandiser, Stylist and Thrifter, Benjamin Rapodile, who shares practical tips to elevate your everyday look.

Dealing with an ill-disciplined child can be a nightmare. The Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones unpacks the role of disciplinary camps — why some parents turn to them, and whether they truly help or do more harm than good. We’re joined by Clinical Psychologist Steven Molepo, who shares expert insight on the impact these camps have on children’s behaviour and well-being

The University of Mpumalanga has denounced the campaign spearheaded by some academics that suggest that the institution is responsible for the death of one of its lecturers Dr Mpho Motseki who is said to have succumbed to depression. Fellow academic and Motseki family spokesperson Professor Kgothatso Shai told Nghamula Chauke that the late academic was subjected to bullying and unfair labour practices in the institution. University of Mpumalanga spokesperson Tlangelani Ubisi says it is unfortunate that Professor Shai and others are peddling untrue information around this matter which is viewed as uncultured.

It’s Elevator Pitch time! Every Tuesday, we help entrepreneurs sharpen their skills to confidently pitch to potential investors in just 30 seconds. Today, Dokotela Kubayi steps up to present a traditional herbal brand focused on supporting the immune system, while business coach Thabelo Raphala, Chartered Accountant and Managing Director of MyDough, shares expert insights to refine the pitch.

Will it land the deal? Tune in to find out!

Mpho and Jones explore the often-overlooked link between financial stress and physical health. From fatigue and headaches to anxiety-related symptoms, money worries can take a real toll on the body. We’re joined by Vangile Makwakwa, CEO of Wealthy Money and author of What’s Your Money Personality?, as she unpacks how our relationship with money can manifest physically and what we can do to regain both financial and personal well-being.

Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones unpack a developing story around traditional leadership and land governance. In Limpopo, arrests have been made in a case involving alleged fake traditional leadership and unlawful land allocation, while in East London, concerns have emerged about individuals attempting to position themselves within recognised traditional structures. Though separate, these incidents raise a critical question: how well do we understand, respect, and protect traditional leadership and do we treat it with the same seriousness as political power? We spoke to Kgoshigadi Seopela, Limpopo CONTRALESA Chairperson, for insight into the implications and what this means for communities.

Making friends as an adult isn’t always easy but some women are changing that through intentional social spaces. Today, we’re joined by Koketso Thamaga, founder of Her Gentle Hour, who is creating meaningful opportunities for women to connect, build friendships, and find community through curated experiences. Tune in for a conversation on connection, community, and the power of showing up.

On the podium this week, the breakfast team puts the spotlight table tennis, a fast-growing sport in Limpopo that’s creating new opportunities for young talent through skill, discipline, and determination. Jones and Mpho are joined by Mohale Donald Molimisi, Chairperson of the Limpopo Table Tennis Association, to discuss the state of the game, its growth, and pathways for development in the province. Listen in for an inspiring conversation on how table tennis is rising in Limpopo.

On Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, Property Speaking focuses on why Cape Town homeowners are being urged to review their property valuations before the end of April. A property valuation is more than just a number—it directly impacts what you pay in municipal rates and services, from refuse removal to road maintenance and other public infrastructure. And if your valuation is inaccurate, you could end up overpaying for years. We unpack what property valuations really mean, why they matter, and what homeowners should look out for, with insights from Phillip Schoeman, Broker and Owner of Re/Max.

With joblessness remaining one of South Africa’s biggest challenges, Fighting Against Unemployment (FAU) is stepping in to support job seekers through interview preparation, skills development, and access to opportunities. We spoke to Mashele CC, Director of Fighting Against Unemployment Organisation, about the work being done on the ground and how initiatives like these are helping to change lives.