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In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by the Marketing Manager of Slageng Mrs Lebogang Seabi, the Head Chef Mr Lesiba Dolamo and Sous Chef Lethabo Sikgomo. Located at 127 Chris Hani Drive Seshego, Slageng is an entertainment hub that not only brings the vibe at night but also has something for the hungry patron. Lebogang speaks on the history of Slageng and how the recent renovations improved patrons experience. Head Chef Lesiba speaks on their menu and what can be expected on a daily. King Bash invites the team to taste and give feedback on the menu. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by  Koketso Phoshoko an upcoming Hip Hop artist from Ga-Matlala who goes by the stage name Switxh_ZA. Switxh speaks on his upbringing, what inspired his name and how he fell into music. As an upcoming artist he shares some of his struggles as he tries to navigate the music industry, and also some of his career highs. The conversation is wrapped up with him sharing his future plans and what fans can expect from him this year. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by motoring journalist Prashirwin Naidu who recently took the  all-new Audi A5 for a spin. Prashirwin speaks on how the looks, the build quality and how much it goes for. Prashirwin also talks about the recently revealed Audi RS5, if there is any engine downsizing and what to look forward to on this one. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Money can be one of the biggest pressure points in any relationship—especially when one partner starts to struggle financially. Mpho and Jones sit down with relationship coach Matodzi Phosha to unpack how couples can navigate love when the money starts drying up. From honest communication to practical support, this Masterclass offers guidance on keeping your relationship strong through financial stress.

As Easter travel approaches, Capricorn Breakfast revisits last week’s conversation on traffic fines that got listeners talking. After asking whether motorists are clearing their tickets before hitting the road, Mpho and Jones received a wave of follow-up questions. In this episode, they’re joined by Matome Moremi-Taueatsoala from the Limpopo Department of Transport and Community Safety, who responds to those concerns and sheds light on what drivers need to know about outstanding fines ahead of the busy travel season. A quick, informative listen to help you stay prepared — and safe — on the road this Easter.

“True leadership is not measured by titles or tenure, but by the doors you open for others and the systems you leave behind that continue to uplift long after you’re gone.” – Dr Tirhani Mabunda. On this first installment of Breakfast Pop-Up Conversations, a space for meaningful dialogue with individuals making a real impact in their communities, the team is joined by CEO and Founder of Tirhani Group, Dr Tirhani Mabunda, a seasoned administrator, educator, and entrepreneur whose journey spans decades of leadership, innovation, and enterprise development.

On Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, Patrice Motsepe of the Confederation of African Football says changes are coming to restore trust in referees, VAR, and judicial bodies after a meeting in Cairo,  though no details have been confirmed, This comes on a turbulent day for CAF, marked by the resignation of its General Secretary. Retired FIFA referee Victor Hlungwani joins us to unpack it all.

On Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, we unpack the growing “Lekompo Fill Up Mall of the North” trend in Polokwane, where teenagers are gathering in large numbers to enjoy music and socialise during the school holidays. But with the trend gaining momentum, concerns around safety, overcrowding, and poor coordination are rising—especially after reports of a teenager being stabbed.

We’re joined by Colonel Thakeng from the Limpopo SAPS to discuss the risks and what’s being done to keep young people safe.

Lifestyle Friday on Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, explored the growing off-roading culture in Sekhukhune and how it’s bringing adventure lovers together. From adrenaline-filled experiences to building a strong community, the Sekhukhune Off-road Club is creating space for both seasoned drivers and newcomers. We were joined by Mohlala Karabo, Chairperson of the club, who shared more about this exciting lifestyle.

On this Lifestyle Friday on Capricorn Breakfast with Mpho and Jones, we highlighted the growth of Kho-Kho. With eight clubs registered for the 2026 season across Under-15 and senior categories for both boys and girls, the sport is thriving at district level. They are joined by Tlou Sekwaila, Secretary of the Polokwane Kho-Kho Association, to share more on this exciting development. Listen back to the full conversation.