Capricorn FM

Every Thursday we celebrate people in our different communities for the work that they do to uplift the fellow community members. We call them our Breakfast Champions. Mpho Molefe and Jones Netshipise talk to Chinas Nkotolane from the Thuto-Bokamoso Educational Forum, about the work they are doing in helping students secure funding for higher learning, get into effective study groups and also get some reading and essential study materials.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined on the line by South African producer, vocalist, performer, and creative visionary Naak, formerly known as NaakMusiq. Naak speaks on how working alongside the greats like Black Coffee and DJ Tira had a positive influence on his career and approach to all things music. When asked about the name change, Naak says this is to simply start from scratch as he enters the international music market, and he still will use NaakMusiq for his local gigs. With a new song out, Naak speaks on the making of it and what we can expect from him in 2026. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know!

Hlekani spoke with Clinical and Sports Psychologist Dr. Keitumetse Mashego about how to recognize when jealousy goes too far and how couples can keep trust strong before it's broken. Mashego emphasized that while it's important to notice these behaviours, the way you approach the conversation is key when addressing issues.

The Executive Mayor of Polokwane Municipality John Mpe has attributed the city's water woes to inconsistencies of Lepelle Northern Water in pumping water. Speaking to Nghamula Chauke, Mpe said that after deliberations with leaders at the department of Water and Sanitation and the Limpopo office of the Premier, the municipality has decided to take legal action against the entity for breach of the level service agreement.

In this podcast, King Bash is joined in studio by 16 year old Thobi Mamabolo, a hip hop artist who goes by the stage name Choppathereaper. Choppathereaper explains the inspiration behind his stage name, when was his first encounter with music, how his family responded to his decision to pursue music and how he navigates challenges he comes across as musician. In true Capricorn Adventure fashion, King Bash surprises the young and upcoming artist with a call from Producer and artist, AB Crazy who had nothing but praises to sing for Choppathereaper. The Capricorn Adventure family also came through to give him his flowers and to wish him the best on his musical journey. Catch up on this podcast and be in the know.

In this segment, Hlekani talks to attorney Maryjane Mphahlele about the legal steps and challenges involved when divorcing a missing spouse. Mphahlele explains that as long as you follow the correct procedures, like sending summons, the courts may still be open to hearing your case.

Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise hear an Elevator Pitch from Estelle Dankuru, the Founder and Director of MyCreativeStudio. Estelle turned her love for designing newspapers, magazines and journals, which was sparked during her time as a Marketing student, into a unique business of creating designs and personalized print gifts that make every moment unforgettable. They are also joined by Dr Lucas Moloi to give her some tips on turning her sales pitch into an investor pitch.

Nearly 4 000 people a month are seeking treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) at public clinics in Cape Town, prompting the City of Cape Town to intensify its call for safer sex and regular testing. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Dr Angelique Coetzee from Solidarity Doctors Network about whether or not more people are getting reckless when it comes to sex.

Research says that a majority of employees LIE to their employer about the reason they want to take a day off. Infact a study on the Huffington Post shows around 40% of employees have faked illness to take time off. Common, dishonest reasons include needing a mental health break, poor planning, or wanting to avoid work. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Leadership Expert, Dr Mpume Mkhize about some of the reasons people lie about why they need a day off.

The Limpopo Scholar Transport Alliance has made a notice to all parents, guardians, schools, and stakeholders that there will be no scholar transport services operating on Monday, the 02nd of March due to a planned shutdown and peaceful march. Mpho Mashita and Jones Netshipise talk to Thapedi Kgole, Deputy Chairperson for the Limpopo Scholar Transport Alliance about the shutdown.