
Anele and the Club on 947
Experience Joburg's most fun breakfast show. Listen to Anele and the Club on 947 every Monday to Friday from 06:00 to 09:00 on 947 FM or streaming online on 947.co.za.
Episodes

We are Halfway through the year 2026: what has blown your mind TECH-wise?
We're officially halfway through 2026, and technology is moving so fast it's almost impossible to keep up. We've got AI in just about everything, fridges that tell you what groceries you're running out of, washing machines you can control from your phone, robot vacuum cleaners that mop while you're at work, smart glasses, rings that track your health, and kitchen gadgets that can cook an entire me

What’s the most money you’ve ever spent to keep your pet alive?
For most of us, our pets aren't "just animals" they're family. So when they get sick or injured, the question becomes... how much is too much? A trip to the vet can quickly turn into X-rays, scans, blood tests, surgery, specialists, ICU and medication. Before you know it, you're staring at a bill worth tens of thousands of rand. Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popula

If you were pregnant and had to name your child after a FIFA world cup player this year – who will it be??
Spain & Argentina are in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final! The two finalists are locked in, and they'll meet this Sunday (19 July) at MetLife Stadium (New York New Jersey Stadium) in East Rutherford, New Jersey, with kick-off at 9pm South African time. Now we want to know...If you had a baby tomorrow and you had to name him after one player from this year's FIFA World Cup... who's your guy?

Can anyone with your keys access your house as and when they want?
Vuyani sent us a voice note that's got the family divided, and now he wants to know if he's overreacting. He says he gave his sister a spare key to his house for emergencies only. But instead, she started letting herself in whenever she felt like it. The first time, Vuyani brushed it off. The second time, he came home to find his sister relaxing on the couch, watching TV as if nothing was wrong. F

People are obsessed with veg gardens... What's have you successfully managed to grow in your garden??
There is a conspiracy that fruits and vegetables are being made seedless to control the world... Everyone seems to be starting a veggie garden these days. Some people have full-on vegetable patches with tomatoes, spinach and peppers, while others are just keeping a few herbs alive on the kitchen windowsill. Whether it's a thriving garden or a single pot of basil, we're curious... what's the one th

If you decide to drop your medical aid, what's your Plan B?
Medical aid is becoming one of the biggest monthly expenses for South Africans, with many schemes increasing premiums well above inflation. Rising hospital costs, specialist fees and chronic illness claims have made cover harder to afford, and experts say more young, healthy members are cancelling their medical aid because they simply can't justify the monthly cost. But here's the question...If yo

How long do you have to wait before you consider a wrong delivery your own?
Ngcebo ordered groceries on PnP ASAP, but while tracking the driver, she noticed her order had already been marked as delivered. She stopped the driver at the gate, and they realised he'd delivered it to the wrong unit. When they got to the unit, no one answered at first. Eventually, the residents came out but claimed they'd also ordered from PnP ASAP before finally handing Ngcebo her groceries. I

Masked Singer Season 3: Lady Monster has been unmasked & Linda Mtoba is in Studio
Lovely Linda Mtoba was Lady Monster on The Masked Singer South Africa Season 3. Beloved and breathtakingly beautiful actress, style icon and media personality Linda Mtoba completely fooled The Masked Singer South Africa’s esteemed panel of detectives this week. Somizi Mhlongo, J’Something, Sithelo Shozi and Skhumba were all blushing pink after failing to identify Linda as the A-list ce

Have people ever turned your kindness into an expectation? When did you finally decide enough was enough?
For the past 4 or 5 years, Siba has hosted her entire family at her house for her mom's birthday. This year, she called her brother to ask what they should do, and without missing a beat, he told her to simply continue the "family tradition." Siba was caught off guard. She feels like what started as a thoughtful gesture has now become an obligation, with no one offering to share the responsibility

When are your kids a great excuse for??
Parents... let's be honest. Kids have become the ultimate excuse. Running late? "Sorry, school drop-off." Need to leave a party early? "The kids are exhausted." Don't want to go somewhere? "I couldn't get a babysitter." Forgot someone's birthday? "Things have just been so hectic with the kids." Sometimes it's completely true... and sometimes your children are the perfect, guilt-free way out of doi

What's the most creative way you've snuck something into a stadium?
What's the most creative way you've snuck something into a stadium? Every stadium has a list of things you're not allowed to bring in... but that hasn't stopped people from getting creative. Producer Ryan has an 11-month old baby and has found that seldom do they search the pram, so they stock it up...Maybe you are stuffing mini sachets into a beanie, or hollowing out a loaf of bread to sneak

Who Lives the Furthest from Joburg and Still Travels to Work?
Do you wake up at 3am to beat the traffic? Travel over 100km every day? Catch two taxis, a train and a bus before you even clock in? Or maybe you drive in from places like Heidelberg, Bronkhorstspruit, Rustenburg, Potchefstroom or even further. With Johannesburg's notorious traffic and long commute times, plenty of people spend hours getting to and from work every day. We want to hear your st

Is it okay to switch teams in sport??
As kids, many of us picked our favourite sports team before we even knew the rules of the game. Maybe it was because of your dad, your older brother, your friends, or simply because you liked the colours. But now that you're older... is it okay to change? Anele says, "Why must I stick with something I chose when I was eight years old?" It's a fair question. People change, players move on, an

Things that are named after a country, but are they actually from there?
It all started with one simple question: Is a Swiss roll actually Swiss? Producer Thato decided to go straight to the source and got hold of a cake shop in Switzerland to find out whether the famous Swiss roll really comes from Switzerland. At the same time, Producer Ryan contacted a pizza shop in Hawaii to settle another long-running debate: Is Hawaiian pizza actually Hawaiian? Hang out with

Masked Singer Season 3: Ponte Tower has been unmasked & Trever Gumbi is in Studio
Masked Singer South Africa is back! Season 3 officially kicked off on SABC 2, with the first celebrity reveal already leaving viewers surprised. The first contestant to be eliminated was Ponte Towers, and when the mask came off, it was none other than comedian Trevor Gumbi behind the disguise. With one mystery already solved, the hunt is now on to figure out which famous South Africans are hiding

We want to find the oldest car in the city! How old is your car?
Who in Joburg is driving the oldest car? Dust off the logbook and tell us how old your car is. If your ride has been around longer than some of your colleagues, we want to hear from you! Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda, Frankie du Toit, Thembekile Mrototo, and Cindy Poluta take fun to the next level with the biggest guests, hottest con

If a parent can comfortably afford it, should they give money to help out their adult child?
Natasha has a family dilemma. She says her parents are very well off and have done incredibly well for themselves, and she's genuinely happy for their success. But her own family is struggling financially, to the point where they're battling to pay school fees. Despite hinting at their situation on several occasions, her parents have never offered any financial support. In fact, they recently boug

Cindy Kruger is back: She left no stone unturned
messages from those on the Other Side. She is guided by her instinct, the person being read, and those in spirit who wish to communicate and help their loved ones on earth. Her compassionate approach brings comfort and gives hope. It guides direction and purpose. Despite the nature of the readings, Cindy keeps the sessions light-hearted. You’ll be surprised to find there can be l

How young is too young for school fundraisers?
Former Anele & The Club callscreener Ngebo has sparked a debate after posting a video venting about her child's crèche. This Friday is Pajama Day, but if her child wants to wear PJs to school, parents have to cough up R200. Her argument is simple: how are children who are barely out of nappies already expected to be fundraising? It got us thinking... what age is just too young for schoo

Which race absolutely nailed a phrase?
King Keraun posted a on Facebooj saying, "White people ate when they came up with 'You and what army" And honestly... they've got a point. There are just certain phrases that belong to certain people. White people gave us classics like "Were you born in a barn?", "Money doesn't grow on trees," and "You and what army?" Meanwhile, Black households gave us gems like "I'll give you something to cry ab

Now that Bafana Bafana are out of the World Cup... who gets our support now?
Bafana Bafana's incredible World Cup journey has come to an end, and while it's heartbreaking to see South Africa knocked out, the tournament rolls on. So now comes the big question: Who are we backing for the rest of the World Cup? Are you jumping on the African bandwagon and supporting the remaining African nations? Sticking with your favourite football superstar? Joining us now is someone who k

What skill did you have to learn as a parent because of your child?
Anele is back from gallivanting across Europe: Paris, Greece... the works. While she was busy living her best life, Alakhe reminded her that parenting doesn't take holidays. A day at the beach turned into every parent's worst nightmare when he was almost swept away by the current. Thankfully, he knew how to swim. Parents spend years teaching their children new skills... but every now and then, the

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The rise of Zee Nxumalo: Also she is on the Joburg Day stage come 5th September
Now listen… this next artist is not waiting for her moment… she’s already creating it.She’s one of the freshest voices coming out of South Africa right now bringing energy, style, and a sound that has taken over playlists and stages. From amapiano anthems to powerful collaborations, she’s been showing that she’s not just a rising star… she’s a for

TYLA talks her wildest role yet: Becoming an inflatable flamingo in Toy Story 5
Tyla lends her voice to a cameo role in the South African version of the film, voicing an Inflatable Flamingo character within a lively garden shed sequence. This moment features multiple toys interacting at once, so her contribution forms part of the natural ensemble dialogue within the scene. As with many cameo roles across global versions of the film, this is a light-touch appearance. For

Does your boss have the right to tell you not to wear perfume?
Imagine walking into work feeling fresh, smelling amazing… only for your boss to pull you aside and say: “Please stop wearing perfume.” Can they actually do that? Some people say your scent is part of your personal style and nobody should control how you choose to present yourself. But others argue that strong fragrances can affect people around you, especially colleagues with a

You are born with two natural fears. The fear of falling, and what else?
But what is the other one? Is it fear of the dark? Snakes? Being burned? Being alone? Death? Going broke? Sour things? Or maybe that nightmare of pooping yourself in public? Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda, Frankie du Toit, Thembekile Mrototo, and Cindy Poluta take fun to the next level with the biggest guests, hottest conversations, f

Three guys bought one GTI together? In this economy, is it a red flag or just teamwork.
In this economy, we’ve seen people get creative with money but this one has the internet divided. A group of three friends apparently bought one Volkswagen Golf GTI together… splitting the payments, the responsibilities, and even the time they get with the car. Some people are calling it a smart financial move teamwork, budgeting, and making the dream happen. Others are asking&he

Greek restaurant closes, gives recipe... if your company closes what are you taking?
After 45 years in business, a family-owned Greek restaurant called Gyro II finally closed its doors in Manhattan, New York City. But instead of taking their secrets to the grave, they did something unusual: they released the recipe for their most famous salad dressing, the recipe customers had been trying to crack for decades. It got us thinking...If your company had to close today and management

What looks fun until you do it?
The tragic story of a 21 year old woman in Brazil who died after a bungee swing cord wasn't attached has sparked a conversation about activities that look exciting until you're actually doing them. A hot-air balloon ride seems magical until you're floating thousands of feet in the air with no real control over where you're going. Skydiving sounds thrilling too, but standing at the open door of a p

Which product would you get a subscription for?
McDonald’s is reportedly testing a subscription-style offer that would give customers access to medium fries for a fixed monthly fee, with a price of around $20 per month. The idea has generated significant buzz online as part of a growing trend of food subscription services, although details about availability, limits, and whether the program will launch widely have not been officially conf

Should your children receive equal inheritance?
It’s a debate that divides families: when it comes to your will, should every child get the exact same amount or should circumstances matter? Some parents believe fairness means splitting everything equally, no matter what. But others argue that if one child supported you, struggled financially, or needs more help, your inheritance should reflect that. So the question is… is equal alw

When your partner keeps posting memories from their past… would you be bothered?
Pumla says her colleague is having issues with her husband because whenever there’s a family birthday or special occasion, he posts pictures of his mom or siblings from his first wedding — but never from his current marriage. Now she’s asking… is this just harmless memories, or is it disrespectful to his current wife? At what point does “the past is the past&rdq

How did you find out you were adopted?
For some people, the biggest surprises in life don’t come from strangers… they come from discovering something about their own story. Finding out you were adopted can be a life-changing moment, whether it happens through a family conversation, a forgotten document, a relative letting it slip, or even a DNA test that reveals the truth. Some people say it brought them a deeper understan

Is working from home just living your normal life, or can a landlord actually say you’re running a business?
A first-time renter got a surprise when their landlord allegedly tried to increase their rent because they were working from home. The tenant said they received a message from their landlord claiming they were “running a business” from the apartment and would have to pay more. The catch? They weren’t running a business at all… they were simply logging into their remote job

What was the first thing to go as you aged?
Getting older is a funny thing because you don’t notice the changes happening until one day you realise… “wait, when did this happen?” What was the first thing you noticed wasn’t quite what it used to be as you got older? Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda, Frankie du Toit, Thembekile Mrototo, and Cindy

Do you have a friend who won’t let you take a picture of them when you go out together?
I don’t know what it is, but I’m honestly over this girl. Every time we’re together, whether we’re out or just hanging out, she refuses to take pictures with me. And we’re friends! I’m like, we both look good, the outfit is working, the scent is scenting… why are we wasting this moment? At this point she can just stay home because I’m tired of beggi

What is your exam routine in your house?
Exams are here, and every household seems to have its own set of rules! Maybe the TV gets switched off, visitors are banned, and everyone suddenly has to whisper. Maybe your parents treated exam time like a military operation with study schedules stuck to the fridge. Or maybe nothing changed at all and it was business as usual. What was the exam routine in your house growing up? Did your fami

Phat Joe joins Anele and the club for a "Morning Cup" of Coffee
He’s one of South Africa’s most recognisable voices, a radio and television veteran who’s spent decades entertaining the country, and now he's joining us on Anele & The Club! From hosting some of the biggest radio shows in the country to becoming a household name on TV, Phat Joe has built a career on saying exactly what everyone else is thinking... whether they

Where have you ever run out of money?
The Kenyan national football team, the Harambee Stars, arrived in South Africa this week for their friendly matches against Lesotho... and immediately found themselves in a financial own goal. Reports say the team rejected the first hotel that had been booked for them because they felt it wasn't up to national team standards. So they moved to a different hotel... only to discover there was one sma

What was a rule from your childhood house that still controls you?
Some house rules never leave you. Maybe you still can't sit on a made bed because your mom would lose her mind. Maybe you panic when a light is left on in an empty room, refuse to wear shoes inside the house, or feel guilty eating before everyone else has been served. So tell us: What was a rule in your childhood home that you still follow to this day? And have you ever caught yourself enforcing t

What were the reasons for hiding your pregnancy...?
We saw a clip on Instagram where a couple hid their pregnancy to surprise their family. Pregnancy announcements have become a big thing on social media, but not everyone shares the news straight away. Some people wait until they're showing, some wait until the baby arrives, and others keep it private for as long as possible. The reasons can be deeply personal. Some parents want to avoid unwanted o

The Great Tomato Sausage War: Umthatha vs Jozi
Last week on Open Line, a caller Lukhanyo from Northriding phoned Anele looking for one thing and one thing only: Tomato Sausage. Not just any sausage. Tomato Sausage which is sold in East London. It got us thinking about those products that simply can't be replaced. You know the ones. People tell you, "Just get something similar," but it's never quite the same. For some people it's a Shamrock Pie

Should marks be private or shared with the class?
Some schools read out marks in front of the class to motivate learners, while others believe results should stay private to avoid embarrassment and unnecessary pressure. Does sharing marks encourage healthy competition, or does it do more harm than good? Where do you stand? Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda, Frankie du Toit, Themb

Is it courtesy to say someone's on speaker, or does it make you look suspicious?
Ivan has sparked a debate online after questioning something his wife does whenever she gets a work call in the car. He says they were driving together when his wife's boss phoned. The call automatically connected to the car's Bluetooth, but before the conversation started, his wife immediately told her boss, "Just so you know, you're on speaker and my husband is in the car." The husband says he f

How long after you left the company are they still allowed to phone you for help?
You leave a job, hand over your laptop, say your goodbyes, and move on. Then, weeks or even months later, your old boss calls with a question only you seem to know the answer to. At first, it might be a quick favour. But what happens when the calls keep coming? At what point does helping out become unpaid work? Some people are happy to assist their former colleagues, especially if they left on goo

Which is worse: A man that can fix stuff, but doesn't, or a man that can't fix anything but tries?
We've all been there.Something breaks around the house. The cupboard door is hanging on for dear life, the tap is leaking, or the light bulb has been dead since Easter. But which is actually worse? A man who can fix things... but never gets around to doing it? Or a man who couldn't fix it even if he wanted to? At least the guy who can't fix anything is honest about it. The other guy keeps saying,

If one child goes to private school, should all the kids get the same opportunity, regardless of who their biological parents are?
A woman on TikTok has sparked a heated debate after revealing that she wants her husband to pay for her child from a previous relationship to attend private school. The husband says he's already paying for his own biological child’s private education and believes the child's biological father should be responsible for covering those costs instead. The situation has divided social media. Some

Is AI helping kids learn or making them lazy?
AI is becoming the new homework buddy for a lot of kids. Need help with a maths problem? Ask AI. Need an essay outline? Ask AI. Need to understand a complicated science topic? AI can explain it in seconds. But is that a good thing? Some people believe AI is helping children learn faster by giving them instant answers, personalized explanations, and access to information that was once difficult to

Am I wrong for inviting my sister to a kids free vacation even if she has kids?
TeeBag @tii_bag posted this on X: "My friends and I spent six months planning and paying for a kid-free trip to Zanzibar. My sister initially declined because she couldn't afford it, but a week before the trip she said she could come, if she brought her two kids because she couldn't find a babysitter. I said no, as the trip and activities were planned specifically for adults. Now she's accus

Everything is getting smaller, what have you noticed is all of a sudden is getting smaller?
It feels like we're paying the same price, but getting less and less every time we shop. A can of Pringles doesn't seem as full as it used to be. Chocolate slabs have lost a few blocks. A packet of chips somehow has more air than chips. And if you've been eating at the same restaurant for years, you've probably noticed some food portions aren't quite as generous as they once were. Lookin

How did you get stitches for the first time?
Most of us have at least one scar that comes with a story. Maybe you were flying down the driveway on your bicycle, tried a daring jump on the playground, ran through a glass door, or had a cooking disaster that went horribly wrong. Getting stitches for the first time is almost a rite of passage and the story is usually far more entertaining years later than it was in the emergency room. Hang out

Deputy Minister of Sport Arts & Culture Peace Mabe give us an update on Bafana Bafana and their traveling arrangements
Bafana Bafana have finally departed for Mexico. Despite the visa delays causing disruption to Bafana Bafana’s travel plans, the focus remains on the opportunity that lies ahead at the FIFA World Cup. The deputy Sport, Arts and Culture minister has launched a scathing attack on the South African Football Association following a humiliating administrative error that delayed the national t

What would your come dine with me menu look like?
Someone on X (Twitter) joked that they’ve been thinking about their “Come Dine With Me” menu with you a bit too often lately and honestly, that’s the perfect conversation starter. So let’s run it: if you were hosting your own “Come Dine With Me” night, what would your menu look like? Starter, main, dessert, are you going fancy and risky, or are you playing

Two crocodiles in a backyard splash pool in Springs, illegal exotic pet keeping in Gauteng….
Police in Springs have confiscated two Nile crocodiles that were allegedly being kept illegally at a residential property for more than two years. The reptiles, measuring 1.48 metres and 1.7 metres long, were discovered during a raid on Monday led by the Tshwane K9 Unit, Gauteng Department of Environment, the Vereeniging Stock Theft and Endangered Species Unit, the Johannesburg Wildlife Vet

Who is nicer, your mom or your dad?
Moms are usually the caring ones… always checking if you’ve eaten, reminding you to wear a jacket, and somehow knowing you’re sick before you even feel it. But let’s not forget, moms can also switch personalities in 0.2 seconds when the house isn’t clean or you’ve embarrassed them in public. Dads, on the other hand, act like they don’t care… but th

Conversation from the other side with Cindy Kruger
Cindy is a psychic medium. She works to bring comfort, love, help and healing through messages from those on the Other Side. She is guided by her instinct, the person being read, and those in spirit who wish to communicate and help their loved ones on earth. Her compassionate approach brings comfort and gives hope. It guides direction and purpose. Despite the nature of the readings, Ci

If you are a personal trainer, you need to look personally trained..?
Angelique Daubermann @the_ lean_girl posted a video on social media asking how you can be a personal trainer if you don't look personally trained? She got a LOT of criticism on social media for this video, so we talked about it! Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda, Frankie du Toit, Thembekile Mrototo, and Cindy Poluta take fun to the

What is something we did on the show that stood out for you, that you think we've forgotten about?
Anele and The Club has had so many wild, funny, emotional and unforgettable moments over the years… but we know there are some things we’ve probably forgotten about that YOU still remember perfectly. Offen you will stop us at shops etc and say ‘Remember when you did ....’ Maybe it was a hilarious challenge, an iconic caller, a crazy debate, or just one random moment that l

What activities does your family frown upon doing...?
Every family has that one activity they treat like it’s completely unacceptable. In some homes, sleeping the whole day is seen as pure laziness. In others, ordering takeout instead of cooking feels like a betrayal to the family name. Some parents hate tattoos, some can’t stand loud music, and some act like closing your bedroom door means you’re hiding government secrets. The funn

There’s a battle in the household… how do you think this voice note ends?
Dave sent us a voice note, his son Chad turned 11 and wanted to go to his favorite sushi restaurant... but Chads aunt doesn't like Sushi because it give her a headache... Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda, Frankie du Toit, Thembekile Mrototo, and Cindy Poluta take fun to the next level with the biggest guests, hottest conversations, feel

Who is your fighter in the Bafana Bafana squad... Who are you backing?
So Alakhe has his game plan in place for Coach Hugo Broos... meanwhile Last night the Bafana squad was announced at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. Robert Marawa was broadcasting live from there.... we also took a look at the names announced for the 2026 Fifa World Cup ... Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda, Frankie du Toit, T

What is the best feeling in the world?
Anele says it’s getting into a bed with fresh linen. That unbeatable moment when the sheets are crisp, the room feels cleaner than your life decisions, and you immediately question why you ever leave the bed in the first place. Cindy keeps it simpler: just getting into a bed. No extras, no conditions just that instant relief when the day is done and horizontal is the only acceptable position

What song would you pick if the the planet had 5 minutes left?
Imagine this: the world’s ending in five minutes. No traffic. No emails. No “seen at 8:42.” Just you, the people you love… and one final song. What are you pressing play on? Do you go emotional with See You Again? Do you want peace with Redemption Song?Maybe pure chaos with Party Rock Anthem because if we’re going out… we’re going OUT Some people wo

Are you allowed to come all the way from America to scatter his ashes on our land?
Ever since Gabrielle Union revealed that her late father’s ashes were scattered in South Africa, social media has been divided.. Some people think it’s a beautiful way to honour someone’s final wishes… while others are asking: Wait, are you even allowed to scatter ashes anywhere you want? Can you scatter ashes at the beach? In a park? At a stadium? In your favour

If your parents buy you a Range Rover Evoque, can you trade it in?
Your parents buy you a Range Rover Evoque… so can you just trade it in like it’s yours to flip? Like they bought it for you, its on your name etc... Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda, Frankie du Toit, Thembekile Mrototo, and Cindy Poluta take fun to the next level with the biggest guests, hottest conversations, feel-goo

What are the toys that you always wanted growing up? Did you have a tree house?
Some kids wanted the latest PlayStation, others just wanted that one remote-control car that could actually climb the pavement Maybe you dreamed of having a treehouse, a trampoline, a dollhouse, a BMX bike, or one of those electric cars you could drive around the yard like a millionaire. Today we’re asking: What’s the one toy or childhood thing you always wanted growing up… but

The fundamentals to long-term health through quality sleep
Sleep is a foundational pillar of health and longevity. Poor or insufficient sleep is directly linked to increased risks of chronic disease and a higher risk of early death (around 22% higher), proving that sleep is not a luxury but a clinical imperative. Anele and The Club are joined by Dinesh Govender, CEO of Discovery Vitality to discuss Discovery Vitality's newly launched Sleep Rewards.Se

From kwaito king to order of Ikhamanga icon: Oskido joins Anele and the club!
He’s a living legend of South African music and now officially one of the country’s most honoured cultural figures after receiving the prestigious Order of Ikhamanga: awarded to South Africans who have achieved excellence and made an exceptional contribution to the arts, culture, music, journalism and sport. From pioneering the sound of Kwaito to building an empire through Kalawa Jazme

What do you do when 3 hours into a meeting when you realize that you've been calling someone by the wrong name?
Three hours into a meeting, everybody’s settled in, you’re confident, you’ve said this person’s name at least 17 times… then suddenly you overhear someone else say their REAL name. Your stomach drops immediately because who the hell is “Sizwe” when you’ve been calling this man “Sipho” since 9am?! Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 e

What food or flavour tastes NOTHING like the real thing?
Ever noticed how some foods are basically lying to us? Why does “grape flavour” taste NOTHING like actual grapes? Banana sweets don’t taste like bananas. Strawberry milk tastes like pink sugar. And don’t even get us started on “cheese flavour” chips… WHAT cheese is that exactly?! What food or flavour tastes absolutely nothing like the real thing? Han

What is the restaurant, and what is the dish?
Some restaurants survive purely because of one item on the menu. The service could be average, the vibe could be overrated, and the rest of the food could do absolutely nothing for you… but there’s that ONE thing that keeps dragging people back. Which restaurant has that one unbeatable item for you? The meal or drink that makes you return no matter what? Hang out with Anele and The Cl

What is your sleeping hack? Your way to cure insomnia?
Do you count sheep? Drink warm milk and honey? Put rain sounds on YouTube? Knock yourself out with a late-night gym session? Or are you one of those people who can fall asleep anywhere… instantly? Because for some people, insomnia is real. One minute it’s “just one episode”… next thing it’s 3AM and you’re deep into conspiracy theories and online shopping

Ever forget to turn something off that cost’s a lot of money?
Ever forgotten to turn something off… and paid the price for it later? From leaving the geyser blasting while away on holiday, to forgetting the hosepipe running overnight, or accidentally leaving the heater, iron, or tumble dryer on, some small mistakes can turn into very expensive ones. We received a voice note from Anton who went away for the Easter Weekend and now wants us to help him w

What is the etiquette for befriending a friends friend?
Ever introduced two people and suddenly they become BEST friends… without you? One minute you’re the mutual friend connecting the dots, the next minute they’re hanging out, sharing inside jokes and making plans without even inviting you. So what’s the actual etiquette here? If two people hit it off through a mutual friend, is there an unspoken rule to keep that original fr

What would your ideal funeral actually look like…?
What would your ideal funeral actually look like…? Would it be a serious black-and-white ceremony with tears and hymns… or more of a celebration with good food, music and people telling embarrassing stories about you? Would you want people crying dramatically… or laughing so hard they forget why they came? From the outfit theme, the songs, the location, the speeches and even t

What are the right question to ask when going to your child’s parent teacher meeting?
Parents’ teacher evenings are not just about hearing “your child is doing fine.” The post is probably about asking smarter, more useful questions that actually help parents understand how their child is doing academically, socially and emotionally, things like: Does my child participate in class? What are their weak points? Are they respectful? Who do they spend time with?

Is it time to introduce quiet zoning laws for work-from-home citizens?
Aisha sent us a voice note saying there should honestly be set times for noisy chores in residential areas. Between people mowing their lawns, kids screaming outside, and others fixing cars during the day, it becomes difficult for those working from home to focus and get through the workday peacefully. Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdoda,

What is a red flag when someone is pitching a deal to you?
A big one is pressure. When there’s urgency like “act now” or “limited time” before anything is properly explained, it usually means the focus is on speed, not understanding. Another red flag is when key details like fees, risks, or how returns are made are vague or avoided. If it’s not clear where the money comes from or what could go wrong, it’s hard to

How my kids would describe me to police if i went missing?
This is one of those viral videos that’s funny… but also slightly terrifying if you’re a parent Because in your head, you’re thinking: “My kids know me. They’d describe me perfectly.”Then you actually hear kids describing their parents and it’s like… Hang out with Anele and The Club on 947 every weekday morning. Popular radio hosts Anele Mdod











