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  • 19 April - 25 April is African Vaccination Week
    The KZN Head of the Health Department, Dr Sandile Tshabalala informs us about the coming week of the 19th to the 25th April 2021, being African Vaccination week.
    He urges communities with children who urgently need the vaccine to freely allow the kids to receive the vaccine.
    Another highlighted point Dr. Tshabalala presses is regarding healthcare in schools. The importance of schools ensuring the health safety is a priority.
    Take a listen to this to learn more from the KZN Head of Health Department and their key goals for African Vaccination Week.
    5 min
  • Last Kid Standing: Tiffany, Tamzyn and Chloe
    Today's round of the spelling bee was the deciding factor of who would be in the semi-final on Friday with Jemimah and Mia.
    Although none of the kids were able to spell necessary, Chloe outspelled Tiffany and Tamzyn and saved herself a spot in Friday's semi-finals.
    It will be a #GIRLPOWER semi-final with Mia, Jemimah and Chloe battling it out for a spot in the grand finale.
    11 min
  • Sky Tshabalala gets a dose of textbook poetic justice
    Another great morning awake with Darren, Keri and Sky driving you to school, having some strong coffee or luckily working from home as per your workplace's COVID-19 regulations. Darren might be the only one to have had peaceful sleep this weekend - Sky echoes Keri's rant about noisy neighbors as she complained last morning.
    There may be no other way but to have notices done for Breakfast Show personalities as their rest times take place during the standard working hours for most people.
    This noise of a lawnmower cutting the grass at 3pm in the afternoon is a different conversation put against noise made my a group of people at 2am in the morning. Unfortunately Darren, Keri and Sky have to be at the radio station by 5:30 with enough energy to wake the 'noisemakers' up for their work later !
    It's complicated, right?
    Let's get noise regulations for the team. Yes?
    4 min
  • Last Kid Standing: Jemimah, Samay and Temika
    Today in the most exciting spelling bee, Jemimah, Samay and Temika took to the airwaves letter by letter climbing up the ladder to the semi-finals.
    Jemimah kicked off Round 1 on a high note leading the other two contestants, Temika and Samay to Round 2.
    Unfortunately for Temika, Round 3 only had Samay and Jemimah tackling the challenging words with 'crimson' deciding only one of the as the winner.
    Congratulations to Jemimah for making it as the second semi-finalist for Last Kid Standing this Friday.
    Take a listen at how the entire round went down!
    Be sure to tune in tomorrow morning to hear who else will join Sadhil in the grand finale of #KZNLastKidStanding
    8 min
  • The Last Kid Standing: Joshua, Tyler and Mia
    For the next 4 weeks, we are playing Last Kid standing. Three Grade 4 finalists go head to head every single morning between 06:30 and 07:00 and each day’s winner is entered into the semi-final. Every Friday we will have a semi-final knockout round and these winners will then be entered into the Grand finale!
    Today's contestants are: Joshua Jackson from Forest View Primary School, Tyler Darian Naicker from Nagari Prachani Primary School, and Mia Davison from Roseway Waldorf.
    13 min
  • Which DKS member lied about their age? Keri did
    Darren Maule, Keri Miller, and Sky Tshabalala have a very secret project in the works... These three jetsetters made it all the way to the Highveld and back this week, and while they can't say much about their top-secret mission they have some other things to discuss. Like the fact that Sky caught one of his co-hosts editing their age...
    4 min

About East Coast Breakfast

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The East Coast Radio Breakfast Show is a fun, and hyperlocal radio show that will captivate and entertain you. Hosted by the dynamic trio of Darren Maule, Sky Tshabalala and Carmen Reddy, the show offers a delightful blend of humour, wit, and insightful commentary on current affairs, life in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), and glimpses into their personal lives.