Last week’s Consumerwatch was all about the butter shortage and its hellishly high price, and this week Wendy Knowler is focusing on bread. She also has the latest on the eThekwini municipality's orange bag recycling programme, and why there's a shortage of those bags...

The price of butter is skyrocketing, not just in South Africa, but globally. Wendy Knowler picks up the story in today's ECR Consumerwatch...

When is it okay for a security officer appointed by a retail store to body search a customer? ECR Consumerwatch's Wendy Knowler chats to a Durban customer, Mooceda Mthini of Chatsworth, about her unpleasant experience.

The National Consumer Commission is conducting public hearings around the country, and hard-done-by timeshare consumers are invited to tell their stories, in person, with a view to coming up with a single piece of legislation that will be used to properly regulate this controversial, law-unto-themselves industry. ECR Consumerwatch's Wendy Knowler on what every timeshare owner should know.

The days of being sent a gift via airmail post from overseas and collecting it from your nearest post office without having to pay a cent are over. More with ECR Consumerwatch's Wendy Knowler on what this means for the receiver.

The timing couldn’t have been worse - the dust has yet to settle on the Kuga catastrophe, and now Ford has recalled a bunch of Figos and Ikons. In today's ECR Consumerwatch, Wendy Knowler chats about the latest.

Today’s show was a cautionary tale about accepting what a salesperson tells you, and buying what they’re selling on the spot without taking time to do your own checks first. Wendy Knowler picks up the story in today's ECR Consumerwatch...

There are some very upset Spree customers out there at the moment. East Coast Radio Consumerwatch's Wendy Knowler picks up the story...

Consumerwatch's Wendy Knowler speaks to hip hop artist, MarazA about being humiliated at local supermarket, PicknPay. Rapper, MarazA videoed himself and his friends being detained at the exit of the Pick n Pay in Killarney the other night while their purchases were “verified” and then posted it online.

So it’s become a Twitter storm - rapper MarazA videoed himself and his friends being detained at the exit of the Pick n Pay in Killarney the other night while their R8300 purchases were “verified” - and then posted it on social media. And it’s become a major race issue. So what actually happened. EC Consumerwatch's Wendy Knowler investigates...