Stacey & J Sbu

Siyamthanda Majozi from Burlington will soon be heading to India to play cricket. The rising star has a story that will motivate sports lovers all around.

Siyamthanda just got back into cricket after a brief hiatus following his father's passing. The young man has shown promising progress and improvements in his performance, which resulted in his selection to travel overseas.

He has been playing cricket since the age of nine after being introduced to the sport by a friend in Grade 3.

"I come from an area where cricket is not often played. Most people are interested in playing soccer," he told East Coast Radio.

He was informed about the trip to India in March and has been preparing ever since. According to the young sports star, he was selected after he made improvements to his performance.

Queensburgh High School's Sports Co-Ordinator Nhlakanipho Sibisi said it was an emotional moment when he received the news from Siyamthanda.

"Two years ago, he came to me and said he is a good cricket player. He asked me to bring cricket back and now he's opening doors for others who want to play the sport," he said proudly.

The trip to India costs a mind-blowing R36,000 and the school is trying their best to facilitate the young man's dream. According to principal Mr NJ Phungula, Siyamthanda continues to make the school proud.

"We are very very proud of him. He just recently went on a tournament in Benoni and he's been selected twice for KZN cricket," said Mr Phungula.

With Stacey Norman on a mission to get her driving licence, J Sbu offered up some advice about the unspoken rules of the road. The drivers of KZN joined in with some sneaky road tips that we don't ACTUALLY say out loud to prepare Stacey

Aunty Stacey and Uncle J Sbu asked the kiddos of KZN what was on their wishlist. With the festive season coming in and kids looking forward to the holidays, we were excited to learn about what makes them happy. From Stanley cups to wanting to be a business owner, the littles of the province know exactly what they want!

Stacey Norman and J Sbu asked the people of KZN what manners are mandatory. People spoke about the general "Please" and "thank you" but also touched on the importance of greeting.

Stacey Norman and J Sbu spoke about men's mental health, specifically addressing the pressures of providing for one's family.

Featuring Umhlanga-based clinical psychologist Michael J Theron, they dive into societal expectations on men, the impact of these pressures on mental health and offer practical advice for coping.

Stacey Norman is on a mission to get her driving licence, and she's taking two lovely women along on the ride. Here's all you need to know about the two people who will be joining Stacey on her journey/

This November, we're shining a spotlight on Men's Mental Health Awareness Month. Today, we’ll dive deep into a topic that's often overlooked—mental fatigue.

Have you ever felt drained, not just physically but mentally? You’re not alone.

On the line we have, Michael Theron, a clinical psychologist who has some insight to share. Take a listen

Stacey Norman and J Sbu asked KZN what they're most looking forward to this year and the responses were intriguing. With just two months left until 2025, East Coasters shared some interesting thoughts about the remainder of 2024. Listen in!

Stacey and J Sbu received a concerning voice note from Jade who was going through the most.

Jade said: "I've been with my boyfriend for almost a decade now and I feel like the flame is dying. I don't know what to do and I'm scared. How do I spice up my relationship?"

Stacey and J Sbu offered up some words of wisdom before opening the hotline for East Coasters to join in. Listen to how KZNers spice up their relationships.

Stacey Norman and J Sbu had the kids of KZN spilling all the tea on their parents' driving skills. Aunty Stacey and Uncle J Sbu asked the kiddies of the East Coast who the better driver was than their parents. While kids may tell a fib, they will never tell a lie!

The tea was spilled and it was piping hot. Don't miss out on the sassiest (yet cutest) responses).