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Despite memory lapses and technical glitches co-hosts Brenden and Liam delivered another bumper edition of TTLD. They reflect on the Springboks' opening Test of the year against Wales, the Blitzboks' belated qualification for the Paris Olympics and the URC final. On that score, Glasgow Warriors' coach Franco Smith agreed to sit down for a chat sharing his thoughts on his team's surge to the title.

Blitzboks coach Philip Snyman expressed his relief at qualifying for the Olympics and how do-or-die repechage combat might have been the best preparation for his team before heading to Paris.

The Good Morning Angels assisted the Jaguars Rugby Club with R10,000 towards their awards celebration as well as R15,000 towards next year’s kit and jerseys. That’s a total donation of R25,000 to help the Jaguars develop the young rugby stars of the future. GMA webpage

Seisoen 2 skop af met die storie van ‘n man wat Suid-Afrikaners wou laat glo dat petroleum jellie hom sou help om uit een van die mees beveiligde tronke in die land te ontsnap. Ananias Mathe was regoor die land berug vir sy kul-jou-hier-kul-jou-daar verhaal. Maar syne was meer van ‘n veldtog van terreurl as ‘n onskuldige tower kunsie – en sy dramatiese ontsnapping bly steeds ‘n misdaad raaisel.

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'True Crime South Africa - die Afrikaanse weergawe' is gebasseer op die 'True Crime South Africa' podgooi reeks deur Nicole Engelbrecht. Webpage · Find more from JacPod

Die nuwe seisoen van dié bekroonde podgooi is terug met weeklikse episodes oor van die land se mees berugte misdaad intriges.

Seisoen 2 vertel die ware stories oor misdade en die impak op die slagoffers van George in die Wes-Kaap tot in Pofadder in die Noord-Kaap.

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It's not any old final, it's the URC 'Grand' Final at Loftus Versfeld this weekend and Brenden cannot stop salivating. Our hosts look ahead to the final between the Bulls and Glasgow Warriors as well as the Springboks' opening Test against Wales in London.

As part of their preview to the Test they chat to respected Welsh journalist Simon Thomas, while Aphelele Fassi talks about being the comeback kid this weekend.

It’s all about Girl Power and the Dads who love them! Good Morning Angels and SPAR Women’s Challenge Tshwane managed to raise R220,000 to put vending machines stocked with sanitary towels in schools across South Africa. GMA webpage

Imagine living with a disease that means you cannot eat most foods, keeps you out of school, blemishes your skin and forces you to move cities - but no one has a cure, and some doctors don't even believe you. This is the story of Princess Mahogo, a young South African woman who battled celiac disease for 19 years before she was diagnosed. She tells Don't Hold Back host Nozibele Qamngana-Mayaba how she survived, and why she doesn't want other young South Africans to suffer a similar fate.

00:00 Introduction: Living with Celiac Disease

01:00 Welcome to the Podcast

01:32 Meet Princess Mahogo

02:33 Understanding Celiac Disease

03:35 Growing Up with Celiac Disease

06:58 The Struggle for Diagnosis

11:31 Journey to Johannesburg

13:55 Life After Diagnosis

17:07 Rapid Fire Questions

22:09 The Story Behind the Carrots

23:54 Conclusion

#dontholdback #celiacdisease #nutrition

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This show is a collaboration between DW and leading South African radio stations, Jacaranda FM and East Coast Radio. Catch up with our host Nozibele · More information about this podcast · The 77 Percent (DW Africa)

The Good Morning Angels Fund contributed R50,000 towards the Bothma's Fundraising efforts to help AJ with his medical needs. Although young AJ Bothma will never be able to play rugby or cricket again, he and his family remain positive through the help of their community and Good Morning Angels. GMA webpage

The fall-out from the last round of URC league matches comes under the microscope with our presenters putting the Lions under sharp focus.

They also look ahead to the quarterfinals with very different assignments facing the Bulls and the Stormers.

We also hear from Leinster and Ireland hooker Dan Sheehan and URC CEO Martin Anayi who expressed his delight in the way South Africa has helped the tournament go from strength-to-strength.

The Sharks' triumph in the Challenge Cup final is a hot topic of debate on this week's show as is the Champions Cup climax that saw Toulouse beat Leinster. What the Springboks might have gained from that match also comes under the microscope.

Our hosts also throw things forward to this weekend's final round of URC leagues matches and come up with weird and wacky permutations.