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Limpopo government says by the end of June, it will be done with its project of building a home for the mother of twins who were born conjoined. The Premier of Limpopo Dr Phophi Ramathuba led a sod-turning ceremony at Navana village under Majeje Tribal Authority, Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality. The twins were born on 28 January 2026 to a 29-year-old mother at Mankweng Tertiary Hospital where they were successfully separated by a team of specialist doctors led by Professor Nyaweleni Tshifularo. Premier Ramathuba has told Nghamula Chauke that she had promised to build a home for the family before the surgery and now she says they will be able to spend Christmas in the home that will also be fully furnished.

This conversation unpacks how many people reach a point where they choose to do things differently, whether in how they raise their children, build relationships, or approach money and self-worth. Breaking generational cycles, they noted, takes awareness, intention, and courage. Mpho and Jones are joined by Vangile Makwakwa, author of What’s Your Money Personality?, who shared insights on how financial behaviours are shaped by generational experiences and how to begin changing that narrative. This is a powerful conversation about growth, healing, and creating a different future.

Jones & Mpho on Capricorn Breakfast dive into a noticeable shift in modern relationships. Fewer people are getting married, divorce rates remain significant, and increasingly, women are the ones choosing to walk away. But what’s really behind this trend? Mike Maiwashe, an attorney of M & M Maiwashe Attorneys, join the team to unpack the deeper social and legal dynamics driving these changes. From evolving gender roles and financial independence to changing expectations around marriage, the discussion explores why more women are initiating divorce and what this signals about society today. The conversation also looks at the legal implications of these decisions — what the law says, how processes unfold, and what individuals need to consider when navigating separation.

On this Lifestlye Friday episode, we explore journaling as more than just a habit but a lifestyle that helps people reflect, reset, and stay grounded in a fast-paced world. More and more individuals are turning to pen and paper as a powerful tool for emotional clarity, resilience, and personal growth. Mpho and Jones are joined by Nthabiseng Chauke - Author, Literary Advocate, and Founder of Journaling for the Future — who shares how guided journaling sessions are helping people build emotional resilience, improve productivity, and reconnect with themselves.

In a rare and controversial decision, CAF’s Appeal Board has overturned Senegal’s 1-0 victory over Morocco in the AFCON 2025 final — a move that has sent shockwaves across the football world. Questions around discipline, fairness, and the extent of governing bodies’ power are now front and centre. Mpho and Jones unpack the drama, the reactions, and what this unprecedented ruling could mean for the future of the game with Retired FIFA Referee, Victor Hlungwaneaka “Mr Swilo Swaku Saseka”.

Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training Dr Mimmy Gondwe has visited colleges in and around Polokwane as part of the intergovernmental campaign to uncover and shutdown bogus institutions. The deputy minister says these bogus colleges are a complex problem that requires a firm response from every level of government and are linked to criminal activities. In Mankweng, she issued an ultimatum to College of Africa and Pentagon Colleges to comply with government regulations or face closure. This is what she had to say while speaking to Nghamula Chauke:

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by the Incoming CEO of Technology Innovation Agency (TIA) Dr Mathe who speaks on  their long-term vision for the innovation ecosystem and why innovation is critical for South Africa right now. Dr Mathe also touches on how TIA is collaborating with the private sector, academia, and government to strengthen partnerships within the innovation ecosystem. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

In this insightful episode, Mpho and Jones are joined by Phillip Schoeman, Broker and Owner of Re/Max, to unpack the latest trends shaping the property market. From where the big money is flowing to whether Limpopo is truly on the radar for high-end buyers, the discussion dives into what High Net Worth Individuals are really looking for and if the province is meeting the mark. Is Limpopo attracting its fair share of luxury investment, or are affluent buyers looking elsewhere? We break down the opportunities, challenges, and future of property in the region.

Jones and Mpho shine the spotlight on this weeks' Breakfast Champion, Tonic Manchidi, founder of Manchidi Foundation an inspiring Polokwane-based organization that’s making a real difference where it matters most. From life-changing rehabilitation programmes to a dedicated soup kitchen that provides warm meals to those in need, their work is a true testament to compassion in action. Listen in as they unpack their story, their impact, and how they continue to bring hope to the community every single day.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by South African singer, songwriter and creative visionary Sponch Makhekhe, who just released his single titled " Inkanuko". Sponch speaks about his upbringing, his grandmother being the one who gave him his stage name and how he has managed to navigate the music industry over the years. Sponch talks about what Inkanuko means and what he hopes the listeners takes away from this project. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!