Carol Ofori speaks to actor and social advocate, Masoja Msiza about his initiative, New Man Rising. The initiative helps spread messages and awareness on gender based violence through theatre, storytelling, music and documentary. New Man Rising helps to mentor young men and also challenges men to rethink the concept of masculinity. New Man Rising, an initiative sparking dialogue around GBV ahead of 16 days of activism

Today’s Women Crush Wednesday is a woman whose story starts with one simple mission of helping people feel comfortable in their own skin. From a young doctor passionate about science and beauty, she has grown into one of South Africa’s leading voices in aesthetic medicine.

Dr Parushinee Naidoo is the founder of Skin Solutions in Umhlanga - a clinic built on evidence-based care, advanced technology, and a deep belief in real, healthy skin results.

She’s created her own award-winning medical-grade skincare range, and uses her digital platforms to teach thousands about better skin habits.

A healer, a scientist, an educator and a woman who’s redefining confidence from the inside out.

Every year from the 25th of November to the 10th of December, South Africa marks the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children.

While the campaign draws national attention, incidents of gender-based violence continue throughout the year, and many women and children in KZN face ongoing safety concerns.

For many survivors, help can feel distant or temporary. Over the next 16 days, we will be sharing resources, survivor stories, and interviews with social workers and NGO directors who do the work every single day.

To help us understand the country’s efforts, the challenges we are still facing, and the support available to victims and families, Carol Ofori spoke to Mr Pravin Chetty who is the Director of Restorative Services at the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Social Development.

Today, South Africa comes to a pause as women across the country take part in the Women For Change Shutdown, a national stand-still calling attention to the rising levels of gender-based violence, femicide, and the urgent need for real accountability and reform.

From Durban’s South Beach to cities and towns nationwide, thousands are stepping out to say: “Enough is enough.”

To help us understand what today meanS, why this shutdown matters, and what South Africans need to know about the crisis we’re facing, Carol Ofori spoke to Michael Benevolent Masina, Gender-Based Violence Activist and Victim Support Lead at Women For Change.

Carol Ofori sits down with Bandile Matandela, the Chief Operating Officer at Quadcare, and a highly respected market and financial analyst.

With South Africa hosting both the B20 and G20 Summits, Bandile helps us unpack what all of this really means - not just for global politics and big business, but for ordinary South Africans who are wondering what could actually change during and after these gatherings.

Carol Ofori chats to entrepreneur, businesswoman, author and founder of the Robin Hood Foundation, Cindy Norcott, who has just launched her third book.

Carol invited Norcott into the studio as this week's Woman Crush Wednesday to talk about her new book, 'The Weight of Hope'.

Norcott is a mother of two, a business owner of Pro Talent, which she founded 30 years ago, a motivational speaker, business coach, trainer, and mentor, as well as the head of the award-winning charity at the Robin Hood Foundation.

A beautiful, flavour-filled conversation with Fehmz in studio with Carol Ofori today, talking about her journey, her vibrant cooking style and her brand-new cookbook Damn Good Food. Such an inspiring chat!

This episode of Women Crush Wednesday with Carol Ofori features Sita Hiralal, a fashion trailblazer who took the leap from retail sales to the glamorous world of global fashion.

Listen as Sita reveals the challenges and triumphs of bringing luxury brands to Durban and the empowering role fashion plays in women's lives.

Jasmeena Patel Shiba from Royal Tyres calls Carol Ofori with some good news. As an avid believer in uplifting her community and contributing towards the less fortunate, Patel Shiba was motivated to donate towards East Coast Radio's Season of Sharing 2025.

Carol Ofori chatted with multi-award-winning comedian, Vafa Naraghi. He delved into how his first comedy break was in Durban. He revealed how he was given his first break by East Coast favourite, Carvin Goldstone. Interestingly enough, his first experience on stage didn't go too well... LISTEN | Carol Ofori chats to multi-award-winning comedian Vafa Naraghi