Carol Ofori

Carol had an inspiring chat with Meloh Ntleko who is a visionary entrepreneur, mentor and speaker behind seven thriving Durban businesses. From revolutionizing sneaker care with Takkie Wash SA to building impactful lifestyle brands, she’s turning passion into profit, ideas into empires and inspiring the next generation of leaders through innovation, purpose and legacy-driven business.

Is Anonymous a skebenga for refusing to assist her boyfriend with petrol money for his car even though he drives her everywhere?

Carol is asking what are you grateful for today, or who is that special someone you would love to appreciate right now?

Carol Ofori spoke to attorney and advocate Vellie Sagadavan who shared her inspiring journey of overcoming blindness, building a successful legal career and becoming a powerful voice in the Blind community.

She refused to let blindness define her future, from student to successful attorney, and how the KZN Blind and Deaf Society helped shape her path to greatness.

Carol is asking if anonymous is a skebenga for not buying his baby mama a Mother’s Day gift even after promising his kids that he would?

Carol Ofori takes the time to ask you what are you grateful for today, or who is that special someone you would love to appreciate ?

Carol Ofori had a chat with National Health Spokesperson Foster Mohale who unpacked what the hantavirus is , what are the symptoms and should South Africans be worried.

The Department has also put out a call for passengers who were on the Airlink flight 4Z132 on April 25, to watch out for any symptoms they might develop and to isolate from people for 10 days.

Carol chatted to Thabile Mwandla. She is an author, facilitator and the Founder as well as Managing Director of a child-centred organization called Icebo LeNkosi Ngomntwana.

Is Anonymous a skebenga for refusing to pay the loan interest, after finding out her colleague’s a mashonisa?

Carol Ofori is talking about kids who are exposed to too much screen time. This means that kids are either on their cellphones, tablets, watching tv and playing video games for hours.

Parents have often said that this is sort of a copying mechanism for them because it keeps the children busy and occupied.

However a local study found by IOL News revealed that most SA parents exceed recommended screen limits for kids. Many don’t realize the negative developmental impact this has on their kids.