East Coast Breakfast

This morning marked two years since the State of Emergency call by President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The team are hoping that some adjustments will be made soon regarding how things are with the COVID-19 regulations.

Take a listen and find out what else the team is hoping for in terms of changes for the country

Every morning we are going to be giving someone a chance at winning R15 000 with Betway.

Luck may be on your side like it was for Aslam Mahomed this morning. To enter, go to ecr.co.za, enter your details on the Betway form on the competition page and we could be calling you to play!

Every day we play a game that you’ll typically find on Betway.co.za - today we played Roulette!

This morning on Get Fact'd with Darren Maule, he told us about the raw herring and onion ice cream you can find in this country.

When ascending to the throne, royals may pick their regnal name from any of their Christian or middle names. All they have to do is choose, really.

Over 900 residents of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia lost their internet because beavers had chewed through a crucial cable and the 4.5-inch thick conduit housing it. The beavers put the cables to good use though, take a listen and find out here.

We asked KZN listeners to share some of their airport nightmares, especially with the most recent Kulula and British Airways flight cancelled.

You won't believe the stories that people have regarding chaos at the airport.

Take a listen as they each share about low phone batteries, missed flights, airplane malfunctions and more.

This weekend we had a chat with Mr. Luvuyo Silandela Legal Manager at the Civil Aviation Authority.

It was after South Africa's Civil Aviation regulator grounded Comair's planes indefinitely on Sunday, saying the airline had not adequately addressed safety issues. This affects Kulula and British Airways passengers. He talks about the engine failure that resulted in the suspension and more.

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This morning the team returned all with the stories of what they got up to this weekend.

Keri Miller was all the way in Cape Town living her best life.

Darren Maule was with his Anna Banana; loadshedding disturbed here and there. But this morning, he didn't

Sky Tshabalala had the best weekend of all, he deserves this win more than anything. Take a listen

We are back giving things we love and approve of the stamp that you can trust.

Sky Tshabalala gave his stamp of approval to the Hollywoodbets Durban July. Keri Miller gave the stamp of approval to the random gate in the middle of nowhere at Virginia Beach.

Darren gives a certain random man the #DKSApproved stamp of approval. Find out why here

We talked about the hilarious gate at the Virginia Beach pier. It might as well not have been placed there at all. The eThekwini municipality has erected this 'locked gate' hoping to keep transpassers out.

Click the link here to see why Darren, Keri and Sky had to laugh at this.

This morning, your favourite trio with the banter, tried figuring out what could have broken Darren's neck. It seems it may be the bottomless golf lessons but he's also blaming loadshedding.

But it seems someone else has it way worse.

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Shortly after announcing the sale of the football club, the owner Roman Abramovich was sanctioned from the UK government. He is now banned from transactions with UK individuals and businesses and Chelsea has been given special licence to continue to operate; only existing ticket holders can attend games. A lot is happening - all this because Abramovich is believed to be a Russian oligarch. Sky Tshabalala respects the man and how tactfully he's managed to create one of the world's best teams. Nevertheless he shares his take about the sanctions in this regard