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Marli spoke to 15-year-old Nika Swart, a grade 9 learner, who raised R13 000 to attend a dance competition in Croatia by selling homemade ice-cream. Her 17-year-old brother Sebastiaan, who is in matric, joins the conversation to share his own experience of raising funds to attend a squash trip abroad to Malaysia and Hong Kong a few years ago by walking dogs and pet sitting. These siblings prove th...

President Ramaphosa Ties a Shoelace, and the Internet Melts. Forget big speeches and cabinet reshuffles, President Cyril Ramaphosa is trending for something way more wholesome: tying a little girl’s shoelace in the middle of Canal Walk Shopping Centre in Cape Town.    

He started rhyming before most of us started reading. A voice like gravel, bars like scripture, he went from hot blocks to Grammy spots without losing his Southern drawl or his skate deck. Who is this mixtape messiah who turned pain into punchlines and metaphors into money?" Hints: Early start with Cash Money, unique vocal tone, skateboarding, prolific mixtape era

Whether behind a piano or a veil, she’s commanded both charts and critics. From glam rock whispers to cinematic roars, she’s more than pop, she’s performance incarnate. Who is this artist who reinvented what it means to wear your truth out loud?" Hints: Piano ballads, Oscar-winning role, activism and authenticity

Nick Hamman is looking for someone who has been involved in having to remove something from the backside.

The World’s Strongest Man Rayno Nel shares his favourite Afrikaans words.

Presented by Thabo, this segment delivers a humorous and unique take on the weird, wacky, and risqué news of the day. It adds a playful twist to current events, making news consumption entertaining.

South Africans are ghosting unknown numbers. Why? Because spam and scam calls have made answering your phone feel like a gamble. Unless it’s your mom, your boss, or the food delivery guy, you’re probably letting it ring.

He was the kid no one bet on, until he crane-kicked his way into pop culture history. Who is this underdog who reminded us that winning doesn’t always mean punching harder? Hints: Crane kick finale, iconic ‘80s movie moment

This Monday, Marli speaks with Fikile Mkhondo, founder of House of Kganya whose journey from unemployment and anxiety to building a candle business is nothing short of radiant. What began as a personal healing ritual became a purpose-driven brand blending aromatherapy, self-taught craftsmanship, and mental wellness. Faith opens up about turning darkness into light, one handmade candle at a time, a...

From broomsticks to black belts, he stood small but steady. Taught by silence, not shouting, calm, but deadly. He fought for honour, not applause, Who is this quiet storm with open palms and closed jaws? Hints: Mr. Miyagi’s influence, inner strength over brute force

From 46% to 100%: How Yoga Helped Rural Schools Pass with Flying Colours What if a few deep breaths could help you pass your final exams?

Nick Hamman is looking for people that can make the 5 breakfast team laugh.