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
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?
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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.
Skebenga Tuesday - 12 May 2026
Carol is asking if anonymous is a skebenga for not buying his baby mama a Mother’s Day gift even after promising his kids that he would?
Appreciation Monday 11 May 2026
Carol Ofori takes the time to ask you what are you grateful for today, or who is that special someone you would love to appreciate ?
Hantavirus interview with National Health Spokesperson Foster Mohale
Carol Ofori had a chat with National Health Spokesperson Foster Mohale who unpacked what the hantavirus is , what are the symptoms and should South Africans be worried.
The Department has also put out a call for passengers who were on the Airlink flight 4Z132 on April 25, to watch out for any symptoms they might develop and to isolate from people for 10 days.
WCW 06 May 2026 - Thabile Mwandla
Carol chatted to Thabile Mwandla. She is an author, facilitator and the Founder as well as Managing Director of a child-centred organization called Icebo LeNkosi Ngomntwana.
Skebenga 05 May 2026
Is Anonymous a skebenga for refusing to pay the loan interest, after finding out her colleague’s a mashonisa?
Mom's Moment - 30 April 2026
Carol Ofori is talking about kids who are exposed to too much screen time. This means that kids are either on their cellphones, tablets, watching tv and playing video games for hours.
Parents have often said that this is sort of a copying mechanism for them because it keeps the children busy and occupied.
However a local study found by IOL News revealed that most SA parents exceed recommended scr
Women Crush Wednesday : Zahraa Dockrat
Carol sits down with Zahraa Dockrat , a Muslim content creator, socialite, philanthropist and a model who wears her hijab with pride.
She’s part of a new wave where style isn’t about how much you reveal… it’s about how confidently you show up in modest fashion.
Get ready for inspiration, edge, and a whole lot of main character energy.
Skebenga Tuesday 28 April 2026
Eight years of marriage, a love that’s mostly held strong… but not without cracks. After surviving infidelity and brushing off his “second wife” jokes, one woman thought they had moved forward.
Then came one suspicious night.
He said it was a simple boys’ dinner at a seafood spot, but something didn’t sit right. What followed? A spiral of doubt, a string of phone calls to multiple restaurants acro
Moms Moment: Moms who work remotely or from home.
This week, Carol Ofori sparks a real conversation that hits home for so many moms is working from home helping… or hurting?
With more women choosing flexibility, the question is bigger than ever. A 2024 report by RecruitMyMom reveals that 59% of working women in South Africa prefer hybrid work, while 33% are opting for fully remote roles.
So what does this shift really mean for motherhood, product
Françoise Malby-Anthony - A Life Driven by Conservation
This week on WCW, Carol Ofori had a powerful and inspiring conversation with Françoise Malby-Anthony who is a formidable businesswoman, passionate conservationist, and co-founder of Thula Thula Private Game Reserve.
In this episode, we unpack her remarkable journey of resilience, leadership, and her unwavering commitment to wildlife conservation. From navigating the challenges of running a world-r
Marriages fail, but it doesn't make you a failure" - Kenny Maistry
Kenny Maistry speaks on his iconic radio career and reflects on raising his two daughters, now in their mid-twenties, after his divorce in 2018, emphasizing that while marriages can fail, it doesn’t make you a failure and parenting responsibilities remain.
Carol's Bizarre scam story
Carol Ofori explored a super bizarre story regarding scammers and shared how she was almost scammed 3 times in the week
KZN shared their "almost scammed" stories and you won't believe how sophisticated scammers are getting
Mom’s Moment: The Reality of Overprotective Parenting
Are we protecting our kids… or holding them back?
In today’s Mom’s Moment, we unpack overprotective parenting a reality for many South African families navigating safety concerns, high crime rates, and the pressure to give children a better life.
But when does protection turn into limitation? Studies show that overprotectiveness can create a “golden cage,” where children struggle to take risks,
Leading from Within with M.K. Angajan
What truly makes a great leader?
On this special Appreciation Monday, Carol Ofori sits down with M. K. Angajan an internationally recognised management philosopher, behavioural scientist, and author with over 35 years of experience.
From working with leaders across five continents to bringing his sold-out Mind of a Leader masterclass to Durban, Angajan shares powerful insights on resilience, deci
From boardroom to touchline: Carol Ofori chats to Sinenjabulo Zungu-Ntuli
Carol Ofori sat down with Sinenjabulo Zungu-Ntuli, Chief Marketing Officer at Zungu Investments and CEO of AmaZulu Football Club.
From driving business strategy, sponsorships and partnerships to leading marketing and commercialisation at Usuthu, Sinenjabulo is shaping the future of sport and business in SA.
She also holds an International MBA from IE Business School and a BBusSci Honours in Mark
Future Voices: Inside the Minds of DPHS Learners
What do young people really think about the future?
Carol Ofori was joined by visitors from Durban Preparatory High School, Mr Bedford, Mrs Sacks, and a bright group of learners: Yahya Barday, Eli Mqingwana, Leo Giessing, William Briscoe, and Lungelo Ntsele.
From school life to big dreams and everything in between, this conversation gives us a glimpse into how the next generation sees the world a
Lisa Thomson: Cleaning Up, Showing Up, Changing Musgrave
What happens when one person decides not to look away?
In this powerful Women Crush Wednesday conversation Carol Ofori speaks to Lisa Thomson a Musgrave based interior decorator who’s taking matters into her own hands. From overflowing bins to neglected streets, she’s rolling up her sleeves and restoring pride in her community, one clean-up at a time.
This is a story about action, accountability
Mom’s Moment Unpacking Parental Stress
Parenting in South Africa right now isn’t just about raising children it’s about navigating pressure from every angle.
In this weeks Mom’s Moment, we unpack the reality of parental stres from school fees and rising costs to safety concerns, work pressure, and the emotional weight of trying to be everything to everyone.
They say it takes a village to raise a child… but what happens when the villa
40 Years of Impact: The Legacy of Dr Tu Nokwe
One woman. Four decades. A legacy that continues to shape South Africa.
In this powerful Women Crush Wednesday conversation, Carol Ofori sits down with Dr. Tu Nokwe a celebrated artist, educator, and cultural leader whose work has touched generations.
From music and storytelling to community upliftment and social justice, Mam Tu has dedicated her life to preserving heritage and empowering young
From Intern to COO: Novashni Chetty on Leadership, Legacy & Breaking Barriers
This week on Woman Crush Wednesday Carol Ofori sat down with Novashni Chetty, Chief Operating Officer at Hollywoodbest Sharks.
With a career spanning over two decades, Novashni shares her journey from intern to executive leadership unpacking the mindset, resilience, and vision it takes to rise through the ranks in a male-dominated industry.
From leading major campaigns and operations to being pa
Rachel Kolisi's: "Embrace resilience as your superpower"
Carol Ofori speaks with Rachel Kolisi about her Falling Forward national tour, documentary, and book focused on identity loss, healing, and rediscovery.
Three cities in, the tour arrives in Durban with strong ticket sales, and Rachel describes the event experience: an hour-long foyer market featuring women-owned businesses, drinks and snacks, brand spoils, a performance by Anika Kiana, a choir,
Raising thinkers, not scrollers with Daniela d’Hotman de Villiers
In a world where screens are everywhere, how do we raise children who stay present, aware, and connected to real life?
Daniela d’Hotman de Villiers - mom of two, digital marketing expert, and author of The Fox Who Forgot to Look Up - joins us to unpack the balance between technology and intentional living.
After a simple moment with her son sparked a powerful realisation, Daniela set out to crea
How Shayhara Ngubane Turned Content Creation Into a R700,000+ Business
What started as posting videos during lockdown turned into a powerful business journey for Shayhara Ngubane.
On this Woman Crush Wednesday, Shayhara joined Carol Ofori to talk about how she built a thriving content creation business earning over R700,000 online, working with brands and turning creativity into income.
In this conversation, she shares the lessons she’s learned about building a per
"Build depth before you chase visibility" - Lesedi Metsoamere
From leading high‑performing teams at major financial institutions to completing a leadership programme at Stanford Graduate School of Business, Lesedi’s journey is one of strategy, resilience and unapologetic ambition.
We unpack what it takes to rise in one of South Africa’s most competitive industries, how she defines success on her own terms, and why leadership today requires both commercial s
DIRCO spokesperson Clayson Monyela speaks on the Middle East travel crisis
The escalating conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States has caused the biggest disruption to global air travel since COVID-19 and South Africans are caught in the chaos.
What should you do if you’re stuck? Can government evacuate you? And should you cancel that upcoming trip?
We speak to DIRCO spokesperson Clayson Monyela to get clear, practical answers for South Africans at home and
Breaking Down the National Budget: What It Means for You
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has delivered what many are calling the best budget in years for South Africa. But what does it mean for your wallet? Yesterday, Carol Ofori attended an insightful event hosted by FNB, where a panel of experts broke down the details of the national budget and its impact on the average South African. Carol called up one of the event panellist Siphamandla Mkhwanazi,
Megan Pietersen on leading strong and Building Noa & Co
We sit down with Megan Pietersen, founder of Noa & Co., one of South Africa’s fastest‑growing premium wellness brands.
What began as a search for clean, trustworthy supplements while supporting her husband’s professional rugby career turned into a nationally recognised brand now stocked in over 80 stores across the country.
From award‑winning collagen products to a groundbreaking breastfeeding
SJAVA celebrates 10 years of music with Inkanyezi Nezinkanyezi
Multi-Award Winner and Platinum-selling artist SJAVA joined Carol Ofori to speak on 10 years of music, his newest album and his upcoming celebration tour!
Jayshree Naidoo on WomX, entrepreneurship & surviving Cancer
Entrepreneur ecosystem builder and WomX founder Jayshree Naidoo joins us to talk business, resilience, and redefining success.
With over 20 years in innovation and entrepreneurship development, Jayshree has created platforms that support women in building sustainable, impactful businesses. She also opens up about surviving breast cancer twice and how that experience reshaped her leadership and pe
Adversity didn’t stop her. It shaped her: Vera Nagtegaal’s journey
This Woman Crush Wednesday falls on World Cancer Day, and we’re joined by Vera Nagtegaal - CEO of Vouch SA, leader, mom, and breast cancer survivor.
Under this year’s theme “United by Unique,” Vera opens up about what it really means to live with cancer - navigating diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and still showing up for life and leadership.
An honest, human conversation about resilience, persp
Mom's Moment: Mama's Boy Part 2
In Part 2 of Moms Moment, Carol Ofori continues the conversation she started last week, unpacking the meaning behind the term “Mama’s Boy” and challenging why it so often carries a negative label.
Traditionally used to describe men who are weak, dependent, or overly attached to their mothers, Carol takes a different view. She explores how a strong, loving bond between a mother and her son can act
Woman Crush Wednesday: Kayla Beechey
What if the most powerful thing you could do this year is slow down?
In this Women Crush Wednesday conversation, Kayla Beechy, Specialist Holistic Wellness Counsellor and founder of Otherwise; You Well?, joins Carol Ofori for an honest and deeply grounding discussion about mental health, emotional wellbeing, burnout, and the importance of checking in with ourselves and each other.
Kayla unpacks
Moms Moment: "Mama's Boy" - Compliment or insult?
Carol introduced a new feature titled "Moms Moment". From parenting, mom dilemmas, mom advice and things only moms know; Moms Moment explores the daily lives of moms and Carol Ofori's journey as a mom.
Today, she launched Moms Moment by speaking on "Mama's Boys". This is a term that's been associated with men who are weak, dependent and emotionally attached to their moms. However, that's not what
Farewell to our dearest Rory Petzer
Today was Executive Producer, Rory Petzer's last day with East Coast Radio and Carol Ofori went rogue and declared it 'Rory Day'. Friends of the show and colleagues all got together to surprise Rory Petzer with special messages, listen to the words of love shared for the Minister of Champions... It's 'Rory Day' as ECR bids farewell to our Champion
"You need to believe in yourself." - Prabashnee Naidoo
On this Women Crush Wednesday, Carol Ofori sits down with a powerhouse in volleyball: Prabashnee Naidoo! Discover her inspiring journey from local courts to world stages and her mission to empower women globally.
Just Say Goodbye: Beating Scams with Southern African Fraud Prevention Service
Carol Ofori sits down with the CEO of the South African Fraud Prevention Service, Manie Van Schalkwyk for a sobering look into South Africa’s escalating war against financial fraud, identity theft and impersonation scams.
They unpack the powerful “Just Say Goodbye” campaign - a simple but life-saving rule urging South Africans to hang up immediately on unsolicited calls asking for urgent personal
Behind the Lens, Beyond the Limits: Cerisha Naicker
In this inspiring Women Crush Wednesday conversation, Carol Ofori sits down with powerhouse filmmaker and business leader Cerisha Naicker - Director of Digital Productions, Executive Producer of The Get Real Talk Show, and one of KZN’s Top 40 Businesswomen.
Cerisha opens up about her journey in a male-dominated industry, the discipline and creativity required to produce large-scale television con
Content creator manifests and then wins big with LottoStar
After his viral reel had KZN absolutely HOWLING, Matty Govs joined Carol Ofori live in studio, and LottoStar gave him a real chance to play Santa’s Stash. And guess what? The man WALKED OUT with R30,000 in his pocket!
From car-seat manifesting to in-studio magic, Matty proved once again that the energy you bring is the energy you get back. What a moment. What a win. What a vibe.
The abuse you can’t see: Thobeka Nkosi speaks on emotional violence
Emotional abuse doesn’t leave visible marks, but its impact can be life-altering.
In this powerful 16 Days of Activism conversation, Clinical Psychologist Thobeka Nkosi joins Carol Ofori to unpack the realities of emotional abuse - how it starts, why so many survivors doubt their own experiences, and the psychological traps that keep people stuck in harmful relationships.
New Man Rising, a campaign tackling GBV and rethinking masculinity
Carol Ofori speaks to actor and social advocate, Masoja Msiza about his initiative, New Man Rising. The initiative helps spread messages and awareness on gender based violence through theatre, storytelling, music and documentary. New Man Rising helps to mentor young men and also challenges men to rethink the concept of masculinity. New Man Rising, an initiative sparking dialogue around GBV ahead o
The one thing every woman needs in her bag this summer!
Today’s Women Crush Wednesday is a woman whose story starts with one simple mission of helping people feel comfortable in their own skin. From a young doctor passionate about science and beauty, she has grown into one of South Africa’s leading voices in aesthetic medicine.
Dr Parushinee Naidoo is the founder of Skin Solutions in Umhlanga - a clinic built on evidence-based care, advanced technology
