East Coast Breakfast

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East Coast Breakfast episodes

  • The clock ticks down on a rescue operation in George
    A rescue operation to save 39 people from a collapsed construction site in George, rescuers continue to search for survivors. TikTok is likely to end up in a a prolonged court battle. Mamelodi Sundowns coach Rulani Mokwena was named the Coach of the Month for April, while Chippa United Sinoxolo Kwayiba walked away with the Player of the Month. Webpage
    3 min
  • Big Favour: A mother and her kids are rescued from hard times - Part 2
    It all started after Zithobile submitted her story to The Big Favour and we offered her a food voucher to assist. However, her response shed light on the harsh reality of their situation - they couldn't even afford the transportation to visit us. This meant her children were missing school, trapped by the financial constraints that surrounded them.

    This is not isolated to Zithobile's family. Many South Africans face the same hardship. East Coast Radio is committed to making a tangible difference. Webpage
    4 min
  • Big Favour: A mother and her kids are rescued from hard times - Part 1
    As a single mother of two, Zithobile is in dire need of assistance. The ripple effects of their struggles extend beyond the confines of their home, potentially impacting the children's academic performance and future opportunities. It’s distressing to think that her eldest son might miss exams due to the inability to afford transportation.

    This is not isolated to Zithobile's family. Many South Africans face the same hardship. East Coast Radio is committed to making a tangible difference. Webpage
    3 min
  • Did South Africa effectively navigate the pandemic? | Prof Tulio De Oliveira
    During the COVID-19 pandemic, East Coast Breakfast brought you the latest updates while the country remained under lockdown.

    One of the experts who shed light on the pandemic was Professor Tulio De Oliveira. We spoke to this virologist and bioinformatician at least once a week. Take a listen to this riveting interview about his recent recognition and looking back, did South Africa handled the pandemic well? Webpage
    10 min
  • We pranked Carmen - What The Heck!
    During Carmen's daily What The Heck segment, Darren was up to no good. She recently had a cockroach infestation and the team decided to pull her leg in studio.

    Listen to how Darren and Carmen both ended up in tears. Webpage
    4 min
  • Panda-monium over zoo who dressed pandas as dogs!
    A zoo in China sparked all out panda-monium after they dressed dogs as pandas.
    Time Magazine has recognised Prof Tulio de Oliveira in its inaugural 2024 Time100 Health list. Things you need to know as you wake up with East Coast Radio. Webpage
    3 min
  • A lotto mayhem! What to do the day after winning the lottery?
    They say you should dream big and just like most South Africans, we are aiming for full pockets.

    Ever imagined what it might be like to come into money? In this totally hypothetical situation, we bring you five tips on how to keep your cash-money-dollar safe. Five things to NOT do after winning the lottery · Webpage
    7 min
  • Kissing this Hollywood co-star made her want to be sick!
    Carmen Reddy brings you some What The Heck stories as you wake up.

    Kim Kardashian was booed by the crowd Sunday evening as she took the podium at the roast of Tom Brady. Emily Blunt reveals kissing some of her Hollywood co-stars made her want to be sick. And, a free Madonna concert made history! Webpage
    3 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.