Carol Ofori chats to registered counsellor Juanita Rugbeer about the effects that workplace bullying has on people. The new code of conduct law addresses harassment in the workplace in different and varied forms now.

Carol Ofori chats to Conrad and Chester Missing in the studio today and the topic of Will Smith smacking Chris Rock at the Oscars comes up. This furthers the conversation as Carol chats to Producer Rory about his thoughts around going too far as a comedian.

Carol Ofori chats to South African rapper, personality, and reality star, Nadia Nakai, about Netflix first, Young, Famous, and African.

Of course, Carol Ofori doesn't hold back with her questions. She asks about her experience on the show, whether she enjoyed it, about the drama between her and Diamond...

A mother shares her dilemma with other parents in KZN. She recently took her son to a 'Cops and Robbers' themed birthday party and her son received a toy gun as a party favour. Since they are an anti-gun household, she decided to throw the toy gun away without her son's knowledge. She is asking for KZN to chime in...We had such an overwhelming amount of voicenotes that we put it together for you here...

Carol Ofori chatted with Senior UKZN Lecturer, Dr. Gugu Mazibuko on the Zulu Royal Family, and specifically why there’s a faction in the family that objects to His Majesty King Misuzulu taking the throne.

Carol Ofori speaks with Cindy Norcott, a business coach, an author, a mother, wife, businesswoman, and so much more...She shares five things that she believes will help women deal with being a woman in this day and age.

The things that nobody tells you before having kids. Carol Ofori shares with KZN listeners the things that her kids do that just literally stump her.

As we reach times of uncertainty, rising fuel prices, and well, everything else in life. A sense of home and nostalgia is definitely needed. And this is why we appreciate this return of the mac (somewhat). The owner of Kayley's Chocolates has launched the Choc-O-Log, which is said to have been inspired by the original Chocolate Log that bid farewell some time ago.

As we take a walk down memory lane, we notice that Durban has always been known for its warm weather. An article from the Daily News (December 1961) shows a beautiful optic of the fountains at the bottom of Berea Road.

Carol Ofori chats to the Financial Analyst and CEO of Aurum Innova, Bandile Mathandela about the state of the national disaster in South Africa and its extension. How will this effect our economy and what does the future look like for South Africa.