Courtney is a Frontline Hero and we were happy for her to share her story with us.

East Coast Drive talks to Lauren Martin who gives advice for Matrics who find themselves in limbo between two very different worlds.

During this tough time, there must be some serious cases that come through that even Trauma Specialized Nurses don't want to handle but have to.

From supermarket employees to police and healthcare workers, to those assisting their different communities, there are everyday heroes walking among us.

The Southern Sun Elangeni and Maharani Hotels in Durban are doing their bit towards flattening the curve. They recently did something magnificent which can only be seen! After seeing such a beautiful site on beachfront the Drive team had to talk to the General Manager of the Southern Sun Elangeni and Maharani.

Today's Frontline Hero is Moulana, a priest in Phoenix who is going the extra mile for the community.

Paul’s wife Linda emailed has nominated her husband as a Frontline Hero. Paul Herbst leads a medical rescue team for IPSS Medical Rescue.

Irene and her husband are Frontline Heroes – she works in food retail and her husband is a police officer with SAPS, both of these fall under essential services. East Coast Drive was able to have a chat with Irene about her living situation at home with her husband and family, during this lockdown and quarantine period, especially working as an essential service employee.

Lunga Nombewu tested positive for COVID-19 on March 16 and beat it, testing negative two weeks later.

East Coast Drive spoke to Yusuf Abramjee, the founder of an organisation called Tax justice South Africa about the ban of the sale of alcohol and tobacco during the lockdown!