Capricorn Drive with DJ Complexion

On this episode of Capricorn Drive, the team explore the mistakes we made in the past that didn’t simply stay there , they continue to shape our lives today. Sometimes one decision can have consequences that last for years. It could be a relationship you ruined, money you lost, an opportunity you walked away from, a career or education decision, trusting the wrong person, or a choice you made when...

On this episode of Capricorn Drive, Campus Trendz takes a moment to celebrate the teachers, lecturers and educators who shaped our lives long before we realised just how much they were doing for us. Remembering the teachers who pushed us, believed in us, challenged us, encouraged us and sometimes gave us the tough love we needed. For World Teachers’ Day, Who was that teacher or lecturer you’ll nev...

In this episode of Midweek Chat, we take a closer look at something many motorists witness but often don’t know what to do about. We ask a simple but interesting question If you see a vehicle with REPORT MY DRIVING sticker number, would you call and report it dangerous, reckless or irresponsible driving. We’ve all seen vehicles speeding, cutting across lanes, ignoring traffic rules, driving aggres...

South Africa has millions of young people looking for work, but getting that first job can be difficult when employers often ask for previous work experience — even for entry-level positions. Almost six in ten unemployed young South Africans have no previous work experience, according to Statistics South Africa. This creates a frustrating cycle: you need experience to get a job, but you need a job...

As Heritage Month comes to an end, we reflect beyond the celebrations, traditional attire, food, music and cultural festivities to ask a deeper question: What part of your culture are young people slowly forgetting? For generations, culture has been passed down through language, traditional ceremonies, respect for elders, family traditions, indigenous games, music, dance and traditional food. But...

In this episode of What’s Happening Around the World, touches on the disturbing allegations that so-called “fake patients” are exploiting public healthcare clinics to obtain medicines that are desperately needed by genuine patients. Thea team talks about how sharing your medical aid benefits with non-members, sometimes referred to as “card farming,” is considered medical scheme fraud in South Afri...

In this episode of Make Up Your Mind tackles a heated question: Would increasing alcohol taxes actually make a difference in reducing drunk driving and serious road accidents in South Africa? Recent proposals suggest that higher, targeted alcohol taxes could discourage excessive drinking, help reduce alcohol-related road crashes, and ease the financial pressure on the Road Accident Fund (RAF). But...

Complexion, Nhlamulo and Mroks discuss with listeners WhatsApp’s upcoming username feature, which will allow users to connect without immediately sharing their phone numbers. The conversation looks at how the update could improve privacy, how WhatsApp usernames will work, and whether this new way of connecting could change how people communicate and identify each other on the platform.

Complexion Nhlamulo and Mroks, discuss with the case of a 47-year-old man from Boschkop who appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on a charge of attempted murder after allegedly concealing his HIV status from his girlfriend. The conversation looks beyond the courtroom at the wider national and international conversation around HIV awareness, disclosure, trust and responsibility in relationsh...

Egypt’s reported plans to phase out camel and horse rides at the Pyramids of Giza, looking at the debate around animal welfare and ethical tourism. The conversation asks listeners whether they would still visit the pyramids without the traditional rides and whether they believe phasing them out is the right decision.

Complexion, Nhlamulo and Mroks discuss the hidden financial cost of looking for a job, from spending money on data, transport, printing CVs and attending interviews to borrowing money just to keep applying. The conversation looks at the pressure young job seekers face when they have to spend money they do not have in the hope of securing employment, and whether the cost of job hunting is becoming...

On this episode the team disscusses the pressure of comparing yourself to the standards and lifestyles constantly presented on social media. The conversation looks at how seeing other people’s achievements, relationships, lifestyles and seemingly perfect lives can affect the way we view our own progress, and whether chasing an online standard can leave people feeling like they are not doing enough...

In this episode of Midweek Chat, Complexion Chats discusses the recent case involving Cartrack employee Gcina Dhladhla, who died after reportedly collapsing at work. The conversation explores the pressures many employees face when deciding whether to stay home or report for duty while sick. The discussion also looks at factors such as fear of losing income, concerns about job security, workplace c...

In this episode of Capricorn Drive, Complexion explores how Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi is advancing digital inclusion for older South Africans through the Digital Public Infrastructure initiative. The conversation also features insights from tech expert Edzai Zvobwo, who unpacks the importance of making digital services more accessible for older citizens, the...

In this episode of Capricorn Drive, Complexion chats to South African sports photographer Vincent "Vino Snap" Matlou following the announcement that he will represent South Africa at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Mexico. From capturing local football matches in 2016 to becoming one of the country's most recognised football photographers, Vino reflects a journey defined by passion, persistence and a c...

In this episode of Midweek , Complexion Chats speaks to Contralesa President, Kgoshi Mathupa Mokoena, about the importance of initiation as the initiation school season begins. We explore the behavioral changes that initiates undergo, the impact of the lessons learned during initiation school, and how these teachings are applied in their daily lives. The discussion also focuses on how young boys t...

Complexion speaks to renowned South African producer Makwa about his latest single, ‘iLanga’, featuring celebrated rapper Kwesta and talented vocalist Boontle RSA. The conversation explores the inspiration behind the feel-good anthem, which celebrates music, nightlife, freedom, and unforgettable moments shared on the dance floor until sunrise. The discussion also highlights the creative collaborat...

Complexion speaks to motoring expert Tumelo Moyaba about the importance of vehicle safety ratings following a recent Global NCAP crash test that awarded an older-spec popular vehicle a zero-star safety rating. The discussion focuses on the findings of the #SaferCarsForAfrica campaign, including concerns around occupant protection, the lack of side and curtain airbags, and vehicle structural integr...

Complexion speaks to Nakedi Kekana, MEC for the Limpopo Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, about the ongoing fight against Foot-and-Mouth Disease and the measures being implemented to protect livestock, farmers, and the agricultural economy in Limpopo. The conversation focuses on the province’s vaccination programme, livestock traceability systems, and government’s response to the ou...

Complexion, Nhalmulo, and Moroks tackle the sensitive realities of marriage struggles, separation, and divorce. The team assists an anonymous guest who is currently facing marital challenges and navigating the emotional process of divorce. Listeners also share their own advice, experiences, and perspectives on love, commitment, and healing after heartbreak. To provide professional insight, the con...

Complexion speaks to Thipa Selala , spokesperson for the Polokwane Local Municipality about the importance of the Integrated Development Plan (IDP) and public participation. The conversation highlights how IDP meetings help shape service delivery priorities in local communities. They discuss concerns around low attendance at IDP meetings, especially when they are held during working hours. The dis...

Complexion chats to Dr Colbert Mukwevho about his remarkable legacy of Colbert Mukwevho as he is honoured at the Business Premium Jazz Festival. Known for his powerful storytelling and contribution to South African music, Mukwevho’s influence continues to inspire generations of artists and music lovers alike. The conversation reflects his musical journey, the impact of his work over the years, and...

On the Midweek Chat segment , Complexion talks to Commissioner Professor Tsepo Madlingozi from the South African Human Rights Commission to unpack the realities of racism in South Africa today. The conversation explores what racism looks like in different spaces, the impact it has on communities, and the role of the Human Rights Commission in protecting citizens’ rights, the proper steps people ca...

In this episode, Complexion and tech expert Edzai Zvobwo unpack the all-too-common habit of buying tech gadgets we rarely, if ever, end up using. From smart devices and wearables to the latest “must-have” accessories, many of us are drawn in by hype, trends, and the promise of convenience, only for these gadgets to gather dust weeks later. The conversation explores why we fall into this cycle, fro...

In this episode of Tech Focus, Complexion is joined by tech expert Edzai Zvobwo to chat about TV brands and why, when buying a new TV, one should not automatically go for the big brands but also consider lesser-known alternatives offering similar features at a lower price. As the television market becomes increasingly competitive, the conversation explores how emerging brands are challenging estab...