Inyanga yodumo is in studio again on Friday to talk to Bongani and Mags about KZN's traditional healing needs.

As much as we know first impressions last, our physical appearance isn't one of those things we can control in such situations.

Should we let our kids follow their dreams or tell them the truth?

Bongani has a very awkward story to share about something that happened in Port Shepstone on Wednesday.

Affairs, relationships, and matters of the heart are tricky, but do you really expect your person to leave their significant other for you? What happens when you've bitten off more than you can chew?

Listen as Bongani chats to Saso and Trey from DreamTeam about their latest release, 'Young Mandela' and of course on their split from trio to now duo.

South Africa is once again in a recession, so Mags had a chat to Statiscian-General Riseka Maluleka about what it means and why we should be concerned.

Bongani was at Eyadini last night for the #MondayTherapy session, where he admittedly had an amazing night, but he came across a sight he wasn't quite prepared to see.

Having grown up in Pietermaritzburg, Bongani knows quite a bit about his fellow PMB community members and their habits.

Bongani takes us back to his school days by revealing his tactics for 'producing' homework.

Doctor Khehlelezi, a Zion pastor and traditional healer who uses natural herbs to prophesize and heal chats frankly with Bongani and Mags about traditional medicine aka muthi.