A video showing an impassioned Chriselda Lewis, a SABC journalist, has been circulating the internet. After watching the video Carol found herself thinking deeply about the willingness of others. If other people were being treated unfairly, bullied, or were finding themselves fighting any form of injustice, would you use your voice to speak up? When was the last time someone stood up for you?

Hairsalon horror stories are too common. But even during the pandemic and months of quarantine, hair might have grown a bit unruly, and parents or partners would have to be called in to assist with a chop. Then again, no matter how out of control the hair, we would rather look like a crazy person before we let certain people touch our hair!

It's time for another trendy catch-up session. We wish there were more hours in the day because it's clear that Carol Ofori and Tinashe could do this all day if they could (and we wouldn't mind at all). But since we only have so much time, here are the top trending topics that caught their eyes this morning.

From birthday cards to sad news cards, congratulatory cards, speedy recovery cards, and every card in between, why can't we just seem to let go?! And after the reading is done? What do you do with it then? It seems rude to throw it away, but you surely can't keep cards from your 13th birthday forever? Carol Ofori asked KZN their opinion on card etiquette.

Carol Ofori is joining forces with entertainment reporter and writer, Tinashe Venge. Every day at 10h30 they will be taking you through the top trends making news in South Africa. Keeping you up to date on everything from the #BushiriGoodbye to Minnie Dlamini-Jones baby news.

Carol Ofori is back at ECR and KZN couldn't be happier! To kickstart her brand new show she decided to open up and share how grateful she is on this Monday. But what really surprised her were the messages she received from people all over KZN (and might have included a few of her new colleagues)...