He is another one of Eastern Cape's finest exports, he is the fastest men in Africa over 200m having clocked a national record time of 19.87s at the 2015 World Championships in Beijing on his way to win a bronze medal. most importantly thou, he was born in Phakamisa Township in Kind Williamstown. truAfternoon took time out to speak to him to get to know him a bit more. This was also his first time being in studio, live.

October is Transport Month. We had the pleasure of hosting the MEC for Transport, Safety and Liaison, Ms. Weziwe Tikana on #truAtfernoon. She talked to us about the Department's mandate and what they have in plan leading up to the Festive season. We also gave listeners a chance to pose a few questions to the MEC.

W eall know him as the hunky Sikhumbuzo "Ace" Nzimande on Isidingo. He was born and bread in Port Elizabeth kweli leMpuma Koloni. tru Afternoon took time out to talk to him and get to know a bit more about him and why how he got into acting.

He is the latest superstar to come out of the shores of the Eastern Cape. His latest single is a club banger, rocking every dance floor from East London, Durban, Joburg and in Europe. Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you Mobi Dixion. He took a few minutes to talk to Reggie about his album, what he's busy with and the response to his music.

truBreakfast strive to educate on this heritage month, we spoke to traditionalist Tatu Nqevu talking on same sex marriage issue from a traditional perspective.

She is one of the most humble and down to earth musicians in South Africa. She was born and raised in the small town of Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape. Its the one and only Siphokazi Maraqana of "Amacala" fame.
We got a chance to sit down with her and find out what she's up to. Ofcourse we played a quiz with her to find out how much she knows the Eastern Cape.

We spoke to Sbongi Ncgobo trufm marketing telling us on what we can expect regarding tru talent search

Speaking to Lindani financial expert on saving money and finance

We cant run away from the fact that HIV/AIDS still has a stigma in our communities and its unfortunate that people living with HIV/AIDS are still treated as outsiders in our communities. Having said that #truAfternoon spoke to the young people of the Eastern Cape to find out whether or not families find it hard to accept other family members living with HIV/AIDS.
We also spoke to Nomonde Hlatshaneni from the Eastern Cape Aids Council to advise us on the reasons why other families find it hard to accept people living with HIV/AIDS and also find out the best ways to support family members living with HIV/AIDS.

On the 7th September 1992, twenty-eight African National Congress supporters and one soldier were shot dead by the Ciskei Defence Force during a protest march when they attempted to enter Bhisho to demand the reincorporation of Ciskei into South Africa during the final years of apartheid.
The truAfternoon team spoke to Priscilla Maxongo who was one of the organizers of this march to hear the "behind the scenes story" and how she was affected by these killings.