We asked Carol Ofori about any special memories that she had with her grandmother and she came through with such a special message. She shared the fondest memories of her grandmother with us this National Gorgeous Grandma Day...

Today is National Junk Food Day and we celebrate this day by asking Carol Ofori to guide us in feeling guilt-free and awesome when we indulge. She gives us some tips on what to do when it comes to having junk food, and since she is open and clear when it comes to being the Queen of Junk Food, she's the best candidate to chat with us on the topic.

Up until the 13th of July 2021, Rajkumar's shop still served the rural communities in Tongaat. On Monday evening when KwaZulu-Natal was plunged into the worst civil unrest in its tumultuous history, the shop that stood for over 50 years was looted. Everything was taken. After the looting, protestors threatened to enter my family’s home which lies a mere 20 meters from the shop. This was the most terrifying night of their lives. Thankfully, with some help from patrols on the ground and security detail, they were evacuated, but by the next morning, Rajkumar's legacy was razed to the ground.

As we try to wrap our heads around the violence and destruction that took all of us by surprise last week. Many small businesses have suffered tremendous damage and have literally lost a piece of their legacies. One of the members from the Panjivan Liquor Wholesaler stores shares his heartache but shows true courage as they all try to move forward.

Due to the looting and burning from last week's shutdown and unrest, Carol Ofori chats to an Environmental Journalist, Tony Carnie about the pollution in our oceans due to the burning of the fairly new chemical warehouse.

Chemicals are still being dispersed into the air and have also affected ocean life and people are getting the smell...He advises that dead fish are being washed up and people should not be picking up those from the shores.

Carol Ofori chatted to Pikkie Greeff from the South African Defense Force about the process and procedure when it comes to the deployment of the army in our province. He sheds some light about what will happen with the rollout.

Sarah organized something that will help parents during this time of chaos and unrest. It's something that all parents can do and is an escape from all the negativity that is going on right now.

Layton Beard, the spokesperson for the Automobile Association chatted to Carol Ofori about the fuel situation in KZN at the moment. He advised that people make sure that they don't fuel up how much they want but how much they need. To be considerate of essential workers.

As our province experiences extreme violence and fear, communities around KZN have proven their kindness and care by standing in solidarity. They have come to protect, secure, and share their resources with one another.

Christine Andrews is an artist that has found her way to mural art recently. She has always aimed at bringing plain spaces to life, and it was no different with her most recent project for the Sapphire Coast Tourism. She painted some old and raggedy walls and literally transformed them into a mirror image of the ocean. She shares some motivation and inspiration with us.