Sarisha Malthoo on behalf of iTen Entertainment where Shaylen worked released an emotional video as a tribute to Shaylen and his friend Suveer.

KZN mourns the death of two young men. On Sunday, 18 February 2018, Shaylen Mudali and Suveer Sookoo lost their lives in a tragic accident along the M4 Highway. Tributes and heartfelt sentiments have since been pouring in for the pair.

Shaylen Mudali (27), a videographer at local media production house iTen Entertainment, and his good friend Suveer Sookoo (31), a budding businessman, were traveling on the M4 Ruth First Highway on Sunday, 18 February 2018, when the car veered off the road, resulting in the loss of both their lives.

Jane catches her producer off-guard with a voice note from his sister after he admitted that there is no sibling rivalry in their family.

On Jane's World: What near serious accidents have you been in? Hear how this lady sent Jane a voice note detailed how she nearly lost an eye.

We all woke up to the tragic news that the Edith Benson Children’s Home was ravished by a fire in the night. Hear Jane’s take on the tragic news as she has a message for everyone involved.

‘I look better lighter’ - Khanyi Mbau. For many years, Khanyi has been criticised for her ever-changing look, but she will not let that bring her down. Listen to Jane Linley-Thomas as she asks the all-important question: "Are you happy with the colour of your skin?"

Jane Linley-Thomas speaks to Alida de Bruyn & Nicolene Oosthuizen, the two teachers who implemented the "Bully Box," at their school in Richards Bay

Jane Linley-Thomas celebrates a love that has stood the test of time as she broadcasts her radio programme live from Cambridge Gardens (TAFTA) for Mr and Mrs Asher's wedding, 68 years after they first said: "I do."

In a series of candid, behind the scenes interviews, Jane Linley-Thomas speaks to the bride and groom to be. (68 years after they first said: "I do.")

In a series of candid, behind the scenes interviews, Jane Linley-Thomas speaks to the bride and groom to be. (68 years after they first said: "I do.")