Carol Ofori

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.

School kids in the UK are managing to falsify COVID-19 tests and make them appear positive with the use of cola and fruit juice.

Hi #BadMomsClub,

I’m a single mom to two teenagers and my friends say I’m too familiar with my kids and warn me I’m heading for disaster. I have a 17-year-old son and a 16-year-old daughter and we’re basically like friends. I treat my kids like adults and so far it’s worked well. I know everything about them (absolutely everything as we speak openly all the time) and I allow them to smoke at home and just be who they are. I don’t know any other moms like this, but it works for me. Are there any other mothers out there like this? Bad Moms Club please tell me honestly what you think?

This is Trish in Westville.

Carol Ofori hosts the #ClaimToFame segment on a monthly basis to highlight towns in KZN that can feature what's good in their hometown. This week it was the town of Richards Bay and you won't believe the love for Deejay Nivaadh Singh from the folks in the bays. Carol chatted to him and shared som unique facts about the town of Richards Bay.

Hey Bad Moms Club,

I have three kids all in their teens and they’re all very different to each other! My 16-year-old son is terrible with money and with looking after things in general. His pocket money is wasted on rubbish as soon as he gets it and then he manipulates his younger sister to give him some of hers. I don’t want to stop the pocket money, but he needs to learn that money is valuable and he must plan for tomorrow. I know he’s still young, but how do I teach him the value of money without punishing him?

How do you do it, Bad Moms Club?

12 of the coolest elderly contestants gather on this show and go through different challenges, that are both fun and unusual. Each episode shows them taking on their challenges and one is voted out by the judges, who are 20-somethings. All in the hopes to become the Coolest OG and win R100k.

Carol Ofori shares that personal trainer, Jules is finding it hard to run her business considering the lockdown restrictions that have been imposed with Level 4. We touched base with Jules and she shared her feelings about the whole pandemic and left us with some inspiring words.

Carol Ofori shares something that happened over the weekend with us. She came home to find white feathers in her garden. She shares messages from her sister and mother about what they think happened and also poses the question to KZN. The responses are wild...