Carol Ofori

Carol Ofori shares a story from the weekend, she has a spot that she goes to and loves the coffee, the breakfast, and the banana bread and even goes there to get some work done. And then boom, this weekend she gets an uninvited guest that ran across her table...a cockroach...

Carol Ofori chats about that time Mr. Ofori asked her hand in marriage. It is a beautiful story about that special moment when two people decide to mark their love into permanency and take the plunge into marriage.

Romario Valentine was first featured on our show last year. He wanted to raise funds for the Umgeni Bird Park and surpassed his goal of R 15000. This year he wants to celebrate his birthday by helping the African Grey bird population in Cape Town and he chats to us about it and his work with the UN.

Carol Ofori chats about the exorbitant oil prices and asks KZN how they are coping with the increase. The COVID-19 pandemic has left many people in difficult circumstances, both financially and emotionally. The difference is that the financial burden places a strain so hard on us as families but we can always turn old school and start boiling our foods?

In the spirit of Father's Day yesterday and Nick Cannon sharing his baby news, Carol Ofori was inspired to ask KZN listeners how they found out they were pregnant, the first time... She also shares how she told her husband that he was going to be a daddy...

Carol Ofori chats to Producer, Rory about his experience with the earth tremor that is the hot topic today in KZN. Many listeners also pitch in to share their experiences and where they were when they felt it.

After her somewhat open interview with Joan Armatrading, she gets blocked when asked about "Love" and realizes that it wasn't a technical error but Joan avoiding the question. Carol chats to us about what annoys her the most when it comes to being asked questions about getting into radio.

A group of graduates gathered on the 12th of June, to march in honour of their achievements. Minenhle Goge, the organiser of the event didn't want the pandemic to take away their sense of validation, so she asked students if they would be keen on joining in on the walk and it turned into the KZN Street Graduation.

Joan Armatrading speaks to Carol Ofori and talks about her new single and album, also chats about her music and how the pandemic has impacted her music and her personal life. She also shares how different things have been and how it will probably never get back to normal.

Following a series of popular releases in 2020, amassing 15 million streams and over a 5.5million hits on YouTube, singer/songwriter, and producer Jeremy Loops is back with another stellar new single and music video, Postcards, out on Decca Records on 11th June.

Jeremy says: “Postcards is a song about the ups and downs of relationships, people feel like they are alone when they suffer difficulties in relationships, it’s more common than people admit..."