Carol Ofori
Carol Ofori is an award-winning host with a golden heart and a resounding voice. She stirs up weekday teatime with discussions on current affairs, topics people are afraid to talk about, and her travels and celebrity gossip.
Episodes
He Raised Her for 28 Years… But She Chose Another Man to Walk Her Down the Aisle!
He raised her, loved her as his own and even put her through university. But after 28 years of being her father, Anonymous was left heartbroken when his stepdaughter chose her biological dad to walk her down the aisle!
On Skebenga Tuesday with Carol Ofori, we ask: Is Anonymous a Skebenga for feeling betrayed, or does he have every right to be devastated? KZN weighs in!
Appreciation Monday: A Little Gratitude Goes a Long Way.
It's a brand-new week, and what better way to start it than with a grateful heart?
Carol Ofori , is spreading love and positivity with Appreciation Monday! From life's little blessings to the special people who make our world a better place, Carol invites KZN to pause, reflect and give thanks.
Who or what are you grateful for today? Sometimes, a simple "thank you" can mean the world to someone.
Say Goodbye to Spam Calls! SA's New Opt-Out Registry Launched
Tired of those annoying spam calls and unwanted marketing messages? Well, South Africans can finally fight back!
Following the official launch of the National Opt-Out Registry, Carol Ofori chats to National Consumer Commission spokesperson Phetho Ntaba about how the registry works, what it means for consumers, and how you can take control of unwanted marketing calls.
Mom’s Moment: How Do You Talk to Your Kids About Money?
On this week’s Mom’s Moment, Carol Ofori explores how the way we talk about money can shape our children’s understanding of finances. Do you tell them, “We can’t afford it,” or do you choose your words carefully and explain that “it’s not in our budget right now”?
Does changing the language change the lesson our children learn about money, budgeting and financial responsibility?
Cylah Milton on motherhood, faith and building Grace Gardens
From growing up surrounded by nature in Kokstad to becoming an award-winning garden designer and entrepreneur, Cylah Milton's journey is one of passion, resilience and faith.
Caught Kissing a Married Colleague… Should the Wife Know?
This week’s Skebenga Tuesday is serving up some serious office Christmas party drama.
Anonymous caught two colleagues passionately kissing at the company Christmas party. The scandal? One of them is a married man, and his wife whom Anonymous knows very well, is joining the same company in January.
Neither colleague knows Anonymous witnessed the steamy moment, but now Anonymous is battling a guilt
Carol finally meets the East Coast Radio Fugitive.
Three weeks of twists, turns, and unforgettable radio moments. This morning, the mystery finally came to an end as The East Coast Radio Fugitive’s true identity was revealed on East Coast Breakfast.
And with the cat officially out of the bag, the man behind the mystery, Rory Booth, wasn’t about to miss the chance to catch up with Carol for a long-overdue conversation, LIVE on air!
Let’s Give Thanks on Appreciation Monday
Appreciation Monday on the Carol Ofori Show!
Taking a moment to be grateful for the little blessings that make life extra special. Who are you grateful for, and who deserves a little shout-out and some love today?
When The Kids Leave The Nest
You spend years teaching your children how to spread their wings, but how do you prepare yourself for the day they finally fly?
On this episode of Mom’s Moment, Carol Ofori explores the emotional journey of the empty nest, the challenges of letting go, and learning to rediscover yourself as your role as a hands-on parent begins to change.
How are you preparing for this next chapter, and if you
Is She a Skebenga for Staying Silent About Her Dad’s Abuse?
On this Skebenga Tuesday, Anonymous knows her father has a history of abusing his partners. After years of violence against her mother, he is now allegedly doing the same to his new wife. Despite confronting him, Anonymous has chosen not to take further action.
Is she a skebenga for staying out of it, or is it simply not her responsibility to intervene?
A Little Gratitude Goes a Long Way
It’s Appreciation Monday with Carol Ofori!
Celebrating the people, moments, and little blessings that make life extra special. Who are you grateful for, and who deserves a little shout-out and some love today? Take a listen to these conversations spreading positivity, celebrating people, and remembering that sometimes, a simple “thank you” can mean the world.
Avishkar Dramraj finds the East Coast Radio Fugitive in Richards Bay
The East Coast Radio Fugitive turned up the heat in Richards Bay, dropping clues throughout the morning until 11am.
But Avishkar Dramraj was determined to crack the case, driving all the way from Durban to track him down. His mission paid off at Mac’s Fish & Chips in Meerensee, where he found the elusive Fugitive and walked away with a whopping R15 000.
Now that’s a road trip worth taking.
On the Road with Caitlin Hood: Inside the East Coast Radio Fugitive Hunt.
The fabulous digital content creator and influencer Caitlin Hood, who has been the Investigator in the East Coast Radio Fugitive hunt.
While Caitlin is out on a road trip of her own, Shaina-Rae catches up with her to find out what’s happening on the streets, what clues are emerging, and whether she’s any closer to tracking down the elusive Fugitive.
The East Coast Radio Fugitive takes listeners on the ultimate KZN road trip.
Shaina-Rae and the listeners put their detective skills to the test as they chased clues to track down the East Coast Radio Fugitive on his ultimate KZN road trip. But with the East Coast Radio Fugitive, he is always one step ahead, this hunt was anything but easy.
Buckle up for the twists, turns, and all the hunting madness.
The Fugitive Is Heading North! Who Will Crack the Clues?
The East Coast Radio Fugitive is on the move, and Durban is off the radar. He’s heading to Northern KZN via the N3, passing a few small towns and one BIG town before reaching his overnight destination.
The Fugitive hunters are connecting the dots, following the clues and racing to figure out where he’s headed. With a whopping R10,000 bounty up for grabs, the stakes are high. Who will solve the my
The East Coast Radio Fugitive causes chaos in the South Coast
He may have been caught during East Coast Breakfast this morning, handing over a whopping R30,000, but that didn’t stop the East Coast Radio Fugitive from stirring up more chaos during Carol Ofori’s broadcast at Plato Coffee in Shelly Beach.
One sneaky street photo was all it took to send people flocking to the venue. And while everyone looked like they were there for coffee and cookies, there wa
Carol hits the streets to try find The East Coast Radio Fugitive.
Chaos erupted outside East Coast Radio.
Seconds after the East Coast Radio Fugitive posted a picture of the ECR building on the WhatsApp Channel, listeners came rushing into the parking lot, convinced they were about to catch him.
Carol couldn’t resist joining the hunt herself getting in on the action, chatting to the Fugitive hunters and seeing if she could spot him before anyone else.
Slondile Dlamini finds The East Coast Radio Fugitive
She hunted him down… and walked away R10 000 richer.
Slondile Dlamini from Pinetown finally caught up with the East Coast Radio Fugitive at Flight Centre in Cotswold this morning.
She told Carol she’d been hot on his trail, missing him a couple of times along the way , but today, her luck changed.
Her hunt is over, and R10 000 is now hers.
The East Coast Radio Fugitive gets Howick in a frenzy
It may have been cold in KZN, but The East Coast Radio Fugitive was bringing the heat.
He had KZN guessing as he made his way through Howick, keeping listeners on their toes and leaving plenty of clues along the way.
And just when you thought the stakes couldn’t get higher… he increased the bounty to R10,000.
So, where was he hiding and could YOU have been the one to catch him?
Chris Tomlinson finds The East Coast Radio Fugitive in Umlazi
The East Coast Radio Fugitive made his way to the South side of Durban, Umlazi to be precise.
After increasing the bounty to R33 000, Chris Tomlinson who drove all the way from The Bluff, found him right outside Max's Lifestyle .
Chris Tomlinson is R33 000 richer.
Carol finally chats to The East Coast Radio Fugitives Wife
In an interesting turn of events , Carol finally got the chance to call The East Coast Radio Fugitives wife for a much needed conversation.
Take a listen as his wife shared some important information about him.
Carol’s New Fugitive Investigator Has One Mission… Find His Wife.
With confusion around The East Coast Radio Fugitive reaching an all-time high, Carol Ofori has decided it’s time to call in BACKUP!
Enter South African digital content creator, influencer and wellness enthusiast Caitlin Hood, who has officially been appointed as The East Coast Radio Fugitive Investigator on the Carol Ofori Show.
And her first mission? Track down the Fugitive’s wife!
Carol is de
The East Coast Radio Fugitive introduces Carol to Bombay Duck Curry.
Before disappearing into his day off, the East Coast Radio Fugitive revealed his ultimate way to unwind: zero company, and a pot of Bombay Duck Curry.
Carol was caught completely off guard because she has never heard of such a curry before , so she turned to the ECR KZN listeners for answers… and, of course, they had plenty to say.
The Fugitive calls Carol with a R9,000 clue
The East Coast Radio Fugitive calls Carol Ofori with a fresh set of clues as the bounty climbs to R9,000. After a morning run, he reveals he’s looking for a “pick-me-up” and confirms there’s a bean involved — but where exactly is he hiding? Carol breaks down the clues and challenges KZN listeners to track him down.
From domestic worker to Durban Fashion Fair Rising Star: Hendrieka Booi’s remarkable journey
From starting over as a domestic worker to finding her place behind a sewing machine, hear the powerful story behind Dress Up by Hendrieka and the lesson she carries for anyone still searching for their purpose: “Just try.”
Parenting Through Fear and Violence
South Africa is once again confronting the devastating reality of violence against women, following the discovery of women’s bodies across Ekurhuleni over the past two months. A high-level police investigation is underway, with a R400,000 reward for information that could lead to arrests.
Do we shield them from frightening news, or have honest, age-appropriate conversations that teach them about
Meet Hlengiwe Gcabashe, Southern Africa’s first Black female tea taster
From Umlazi to making history, Hlengiwe Gcabashe has carved out a unique career as Southern Africa’s first Black female tea taster. She joins Carol Ofori for Women Crush Wednesday to share how she entered the male-dominated tea industry, why representation and career exposure matter, and her secrets to making the perfect cup of tea.
Comedian Dalin Oliver turns being stuck in Dubai during missile attacks into comedy
South African comedian Dalin Oliver joins Carol Ofori to share the extraordinary story behind his new comedy show, Stuck in Dubai. After being stranded in Dubai during missile attacks and suddenly becoming South Africa’s eyes and ears on the ground, Dalin reveals how he turned a frightening experience into comedy and why South African resilience is at the heart of the show.
Sick of Spam Calls? South Africa Could Soon Have a Solution
How many times have you answered your phone, only to discover it’s yet another marketing call you never asked for?
South Africans received a staggering 17.47 billion spam calls in the first six months of 2026, with sales and telemarketing making up 64% of all spam calls in July alone, according to Truecaller.
But help could be on the way.
The National Consumer Commission is preparing to launch
Are You Parenting With Intention?
Parenting doesn’t come with a manual , but does that mean we should simply wing it?
Between school runs, tantrums, homework and the everyday chaos, it’s easy to find yourself just getting through the day. But are you consciously thinking about the kind of parent you want to be, the values you’re teaching and the example you’re setting?
This week on Mom’s Moment, Carol Ofori explores the differen
Sarah Geyde on building Froggie Shoes into a proudly South African heritage brand
Froggie Shoes co-founder Sarah Geyde joins Carol Ofori for Women Crush Wednesday to share the story behind one of South Africa’s most recognisable footwear brands. From building the business in Durban to supporting local manufacturing, creating jobs and keeping comfort at the heart of every shoe, Sarah reflects on Froggie’s journey, resilience and evolution across generations.
Salamina Mpeke on parenting later in life and raising five children across generations
On Mom’s Moment, Carol Ofori speaks to Salamina Mpeke about parenting later in life and raising five children ranging from adulthood to primary school age. Salamina shares how motherhood has changed as she has grown older, navigating different generations, family judgement and learning to parent each child differently.
From teacher to Curry Queen: Shae Nair’s recipe for resilience
For Women Crush Wednesday, Carol Ofori sits down with Shae Nair, the teacher behind Durban’s Curry Queen. Shae shares how a difficult chapter in her family’s life inspired her to turn her love for curry into a growing venture, and how her experience as a teacher helped shape her cooking workshops. From making Durban curry less intimidating to encouraging women to believe in what they have to offer
Is He Generous… or Is This a Relationship Red Flag?
Skebenga Tuesday situation got very heated this week.
Anonymous from Umhlanga is questioning whether she’s being controlling after her man repeatedly sends significant amounts of money to his family , sometimes R500, R2 000 or even more, without discussing it with her.
She says she has no issue with him supporting his family, but when you are sharing household expenses and building a future toge
Wrapping Up Women’s Month in Style with She Heals She Leads Africa
Carol was joined by two remarkable sisters, twin optometrists and reality stars, Dr Ayanda Mthembu and Dr Andile Pieterson, who are also the founders of She Heals She Leads Africa, a growing movement dedicated to empowering women through leadership, mentorship, collaboration and authentic connection.
During the conversation, the sisters shared more about their highly anticipated She Heals She Lea
Do parents who apologize to their kids, weaken their authority?
Does apologizing to your child weaken your authority—or strengthen your relationship?
Carol Ofori asked, and you had A LOT to say!
From heartfelt experiences to strong opinions, parents weighed in through voice notes.
Now, we’re back for Part 2, continuing the conversation and hearing what YOU think.
Women Crush Wednesday Gugu Zuma-Ncube
Gugu Zuma-Ncube is a celebrated South African TV producer, actress and businesswoman whose creative vision has helped shape some of the country’s biggest television successes.
She had a chat with Carol Ofori about her passion for telling stories, managing actors and dealing with the success of the globally recognized hit Netflix series The Polygamist.
Nokwanda Khumalo on her new book Leading With Grace and the stories of 32 inspiring South African women
Carol Ofori chats with entrepreneur and author Nokwanda Khumalo about Leading With Grace: A Soul Speak Anthology - 32 real stories from women leaders across South Africa, from executives to housekeepers. Named for Nokwanda's late mother, the book celebrates leadership in all forms, with proceeds funding the Grace Leadership Fellowship bursary fund. Available at soulspeaks.co.za.
Music legend Oskido reflects on his SAMA Lifetime Achievement Award and the evolution of South African music
South African music legend Oskido joins Carol Ofori to reflect on his SAMA Lifetime Achievement Award, his journey through the music industry and the evolution of South African music. He also discusses kwaito’s influence on amapiano, taking SA music to the global stage and his latest hit, Tiki Tiki 2.0.
Holly Rey opens up about her health battle, diabetes advocacy and finding her strength
Holly Rey gets candid with Carol Ofori about her journey through renal failure and chronic kidney disease, stepping away from music to prioritise her health, living with diabetes and an insulin pump, and finding a new sense of purpose through advocacy. She also opens up about her jewellery brand, television projects and her upcoming tribute to Miriam Makeba.
Liza Clifford reveals why so many women wear the wrong bra size
Liza Clifford joins Carol Ofori for Women Crush Wednesday to reveal why so many women wear the wrong bra size. They discuss bra fitting, bra sizes, body confidence, entrepreneurship and empowering women this Women’s Month.
DJ Zinhle on success, business, legacy and believing in yourself
This Women's Month, Carol Ofori sits down with DJ Zinhle for an inspiring conversation about success, entrepreneurship, music, family and the legacy she's building for future generations.
From becoming one of South Africa's biggest DJs to creating successful brands like ERA and Zazi, DJ Zinhle reflects on the journey behind her empire, why she still experiences self-doubt, what success really mea
From one funeral parlour to the Icebolethu Group: Dr Nomfundo Mcoyi-Zondo’s inspiring journey
This Women’s Month, Carol’s first Women Crush Wednesday guest is the trailblazing Dr Nomfundo Mcoyi-Zondo. From starting one funeral parlour to building the Icebolethu Group, she shares her inspiring journey, advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and why you should never wait for the perfect time to start.
Conrad Koch and Chester Missing bring the laughs to Carol’s show
Carol Ofori chats to comedian and ventriloquist Conrad Koch and the legendary Chester Missing about their hilarious, family friendly show, Chester’s Got Talent. They also share the magic behind ventriloquism, introduce a new puppet character and bring plenty of laughs to the studio.
What habits are you teaching your children?
In this Mom's Moment conversation, Carol Ofori explores how the habits, values and behaviour we model at home shape the adults our children become. Are we teaching responsibility, accountability and kindness, or passing on habits that may hold them back?
How Germain Jacobs turned retrenchment into a successful African homeware brand
After being retrenched, Germain Jacobs turned adversity into opportunity by building Spases, a proudly African homeware brand. In this Women Crush Wednesday conversation with Carol Ofori, she shares her entrepreneurial journey, the inspiration behind her business, and why embracing African design and starting small can lead to big success.
Is it wrong to skip your child's first birthday party?
On this Skebenga Tuesday, Carol Ofori asked whether a dad was wrong for refusing to pay for his son's first birthday party because the child won't remember it. Was he being a Skebenga?
Appreciation Monday: What's one thing you're grateful for today?
It's Appreciation Monday! Carol Ofori and listeners share the people, moments and little victories they're most grateful for, proving that gratitude can change your perspective and brighten your week.
Is your child struggling after the school holidays?
In this Mom's Moment conversation, Carol Ofori and psychologist Dr Benedict Mhlongo explain why some children struggle to adjust after the school holidays. From tantrums and mood changes to back-to-school anxiety, they share practical tips to help parents support their children through the transition.
How Lisa van Niekerk overcame a 30-year eating disorder
In this Women Crush Wednesday conversation, Carol Ofori speaks to Lisa van Niekerk about her journey of overcoming a 30-year eating disorder. She opens up about how it started, the impact it had on her life, and why she's now helping others heal through her book, This Book Contains Carbs.
Should grandparents spoil their grandchildren or respect parents' rules?
Should grandparents be allowed to spoil their grandchildren, or should they stick to the rules set by parents? Carol Ofori explores this parenting debate with listeners, expert insights and real family experiences on Moms Moment.
Sharika Sukha: From GBV survivor to powerful voice for women
In this Women Crush Wednesday conversation, Carol Ofori speaks to GBV survivor, and I Am Warrior Magazine founder Sharika Sukha about overcoming childhood trauma, breaking free from shame, and becoming a powerful voice for women. It's an inspiring story of resilience, healing and hope.
Should Employees Have to Pay for a Sick Note?
On Skebenga Tuesday, a listener from Pinetown has sparked a debate after sharing their workplace dilemma. Following a discussion on Carol Ofori's show about Germany's new sick leave rules, the anonymous caller revealed that their company introduced a strict policy requiring a doctor's note even for just one day of sick leave because of repeated abuse of the system by employees.
When they recently
Men's mental health: Are we failing boys?
Are we failing the next generation of boys? Carol Ofori sits down with Dr. Mzamo Masito to discuss men's mental health, toxic masculinity, fatherhood, and why he believes society needs a new conversation about raising boys. They also unpack the powerful message behind his book, This Country Hates Our Men: Boys, and why he hopes it will spark meaningful change.
How Cathy Ngobeni built a petroleum testing business
Carol Ofori sits down with Cathy Ngobeni, co-founder and director of KHOM & MAKH Testing Solutions, to discuss her journey of building a petroleum testing business from the ground up. Cathy shares how she spotted an opportunity in the industry, overcame funding challenges, and earned her place in a male dominated field through resilience and quality work. She also explains why fuel quality and was
Special Fathers Day with Jody Taylor and daughter Madison
Dad, husband and Comrades Marathon runner Jody Taylor and his 3 year old daughter Madison joined Carol Ofori live in studio for a Special Fathers Day on air moment.
"The Polygamist" star Gugu Gumede opens up to Carol Ofori | Netflix, global fame & her weight loss journey
South African actress Gugu Gumede sits down with Carol Ofori to talk about The Polygamist — the Netflix series that's taken the world by storm, hitting #1 in South Africa and #2 in the US. From Taraji P. Henson's shoutout to the Jonas Brothers discovering the show, Gugu unpacks the surreal global reception, the emotional weight of playing Joyce Gomora, and the health journey that changed her life.
Rory Petzer reports from the ground after Bafana Bafana’s World Cup win
Live from Mexico, Rory Petzer joins Carol Ofori as Bafana Bafana secure a dramatic World Cup victory and book their place in the Round of 32. Raw post-match emotion, stadium atmosphere, and real-time reaction as South African football history unfolds on the global stage.
A must-listen World Cup 2026 reaction featuring live reporting from Mexico, national pride, and unfiltered excitement as South
"I had to become the provider": Delicia Khader on losing her father & owning a business at 25
When Delicia Khader lost her father, she didn't fall apart instead she chose to step up. At just 25, she's the owner of SDK Graphics and Designs, the provider for her family, and proof that grief can fuel greatness. Carol Ofori sits down with her for a conversation about loss, legacy, and never giving up. You don't want to miss this Women Crush Wednesday!
Father's Day Special: Proud dad Kevin Moodley on watching daughter Risa Raeanne become a star
Kevin Moodley is a celebrated vocalist and entertainer with over 20 years on stage. But his proudest achievement is his daughter, Risa Raeanne.
Risa is a UKZN music graduate, founder of the Risa Raeanne Vocal Academy, creator of KZN Bollywood Idol, and a gifted singer in over seven languages, now playlisted on East Coast Radio.
In this Father's Day special, they open up about performing together
Cindy’s Rajah curry memory
Sometimes, all it takes is one great curry to create a lasting memory. Cindy shares how a meal made with Rajah left a special impression on her husband.
Moms Moment - What happens when young boys and men feel invisible, unheard, and unsupported?
Carol Ofori sits down with psychiatrist Dr Clementine Chawane for a thought-provoking conversation about the growing challenges facing boys and men in South Africa. Inspired by Dr Chawane's reflection on Dr Mzamo Masito's powerful new book, This Country Hates Our Men/Boys, the discussion explores the emotional, social, and psychological impact of neglecting the needs of young men.
Together, they u
15-year-old world champion Abigail Deneys defends IMMAF title in Abu Dhabi
At just 15 years old, Abigail Deneys is the reigning IMMAF World Champion in MMA and she is not done yet. What started as a way to cope with being bullied at school turned into something nobody saw coming.
In this Woman Crush Wednesday feature, Carol Ofori sits down with Abigail and her dad to talk about her journey, her upcoming title defence in Abu Dhabi, and the message she has for every young
KZN Youth share how they really feel about the upcoming Municipal Elections
This Youth Day , Carol Ofori opened up the conversation about the upcoming municipal elections and had a chat with two inspiring young South Africans who are passionate about empowering young people and building stronger communities across KZN.
Okuhle Gwala who is a Skills Development Facilitator at the Umngeni Unemployed Graduates Forum and Nosipho Memela, who is a Peer Educator empowering stude
What it took for Siyabonga Khumalo to earn 21 distinctions at UKZN
At just 21, Siyabonga Khumalo achieved 21 distinctions and graduated summa cum laude at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Running Comrades for the first time: Xoli Nkosi's journey to the Comrades Marathon
Durban’s beloved personal trainer Xoli Nkosi is trading the treadmill for the open road as she takes on the biggest challenge of her life yet: the Comrades Marathon.
Ahead of race day, Carol Ofori sits down with Xoli to unpack what inspired her to enter the Ultimate Human Race for the very first time, the nerves, the excitement, and what it really takes to show up when the moment finally arrives.
Robby tries curry for the first time
Robby had never made a curry before, but decided to give it a shot with Rajah curry powder and a little help from ChatGPT for the recipe.
Marcelino breaks tradition with Rajah
With his mother not at home, Marcelino used Rajah instead of his mother’s usual curry powder blend and ended up making a curry worth saving.
From courtrooms to check-ins: Claudia Gerber's leap of faith
What happens when a qualified attorney swaps legal briefs for luxury hospitality? You get Claudia Gerber, the 32-year-old powerhouse behind the Elton Boutique Hotel in Durban North.
In this Women Crush Wednesday chat, Carol sits down with Claudia to talk about building a family business from the ground up, honoring her late brother Alton through every detail of the hotel, and why pivoting from l
Brenda’s winning curry moment
One curry and one special moment were all it took for Brenda to win hearts with her Rajah curry story.
''LET THEM'' - the most hardest decision moms make
On Moms Moment, Carol asked a question that struck a chord with moms everywhere: What's something you had to let your child do on their own, even when every instinct told you to step in and help? And looking back, are you grateful you did?
What followed was an emotional conversation filled with honest stories, tough parenting moments, and a few tears. Moms shared what it was like to stand back and
Jane Linley-Thomas: Why our elders need to be seen, heard and celebrated
In this Women Crush Wednesday conversation, Jane Linley-Thomas shares how her non-profit organisation, Hello Poppy, is creating meaningful connections for older South Africans through storytelling, community and compassion. She reflects on her journey after radio, the inspiration behind initiatives like the Gogolympics, and why ensuring our elders feel valued, seen and heard has never been more im
You're not losing your mind - You're becoming a mother
Carol Ofori talked about a term she recently discovered called ‘’matrescence.’’
Matrescence is the physical, emotional, mental and social transition a woman goes through when becoming a mother. The term helps explain that becoming a mother is not an instant switch, it's a process and a journey of adjustment and growth.
She asked mothers across KZN , what their matrescence journey has been like?
W
Snack Attack: Am I the Skebenga?
Is Anonymous really a 'skebenga' for snacking on the family's secret stash? Join us on #SkebengaTuesday with Carol Ofori as we dive deep into juicy dilemmas and you decide who's the real villain!
Gcina Mhlophe talks stories, reading and Africa’s future
Carol Ofori took a moment to appreciate Africa by chatting to Dr Gcina Mhlophe, who is a world-renowned storyteller, award-winning author, and one of Africa’s most celebrated voices who has recently been named as eThekwini UNESCO City of Literature Ambassador!!
Dr Gcina Mhlophe explained why Africa Month is so important and her message to Africans on this special day.
Africa Day Special Show , in conversation with Dr Imtiaz Sooliman
In celebration of Africa Day, Carol Ofori chatted to Dr Imtiaz Sooliman who is the Founder and Chairperson of The Gift of The Givers Foundation.
The Gift of the Givers Foundation is the largest disaster response NGO of African origin.
Founded in 1992 by Dr. Imtiaz Sooliman, delivers unconditional humanitarian aid, including disaster relief, hunger alleviation, and medical support across 47 count
WCW Guest 20 May 2026 - Meloh Ntleko
Carol had an inspiring chat with Meloh Ntleko who is a visionary entrepreneur, mentor and speaker behind seven thriving Durban businesses. From revolutionizing sneaker care with Takkie Wash SA to building impactful lifestyle brands, she’s turning passion into profit, ideas into empires and inspiring the next generation of leaders through innovation, purpose and legacy-driven business.
Skebenga Tuesday - 19 May 2026
Is Anonymous a skebenga for refusing to assist her boyfriend with petrol money for his car even though he drives her everywhere?
Appreciation Monday - 18 May 2026
Carol is asking what are you grateful for today, or who is that special someone you would love to appreciate right now?
Women Crush Wednesday 13 May 2026 - Vellie Sagadavan
Carol Ofori spoke to attorney and advocate Vellie Sagadavan who shared her inspiring journey of overcoming blindness, building a successful legal career and becoming a powerful voice in the Blind community.
She refused to let blindness define her future, from student to successful attorney, and how the KZN Blind and Deaf Society helped shape her path to greatness.
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