Stacey & J Sbu

Adults have been asking the East Coast Radio Fugitive about clues, cash and where he'll be hiding next. But KZN's kids had other ideas. After putting out the call for children's questions, Stacey and J Sbu were flooded with voice notes from curious young listeners. Some were clever, some were hilarious, and a few caught the Fugitive completely off guard. Just when it seemed like he'd escaped the i...

After days of clues, theories and listeners trying to outsmart KZN's most elusive man, Stacey and J Sbu have decided it may be time to bring in some professional help. Enter Iris. She's not interested in solving riddles. She's not following clue trails. And she definitely isn't scrolling through listener theories. Iris is a highly trained currency detection dog and she's got one job: find the mone...

The East Coast Radio Fugitive has us all chasing clues but there's been a strange theme emerging this afternoon. First, he mentioned cows. Then came another cryptic message that left us scratching our heads. Now, after Stacey and J Sbu place a call to the Fugitive - he leaves them with yet another animal reference. As listeners piece together every word, Stacey and J Sbu try to work out whether th...

The East Coast Radio Fugitive is back to doing what he does best: confusing ALL of us. After dropping a bizarre hint about tomorrow's location, Stacey and J Sbu are left with more questions than answers. What exactly does it mean when the Fugitive says the place he's heading to "might give you the ick"? Are we talking creepy? Gross? Embarrassing? Or somehow all three at once? As the Fugitive caref...

Out of nowhere, the Fugitive phoned Stacey and J Sbu and immediately sent KZN into detective mode. Is he genuinely dropping a clue or is he just enjoying watching everyone overanalyse every word he says? From his cryptic promise that he'll be "awake until the cows come home" to the ongoing mystery of where he'll appear next, Stacey and J Sbu try to separate the real clues from the distractions. Bu...

The East Coast Radio Fugitive may have been found for the day, but don't think he's disappeared just yet. The Fugitive reflected on being found, reveals when listeners can expect the next clue and bounty and shares whether he's planning to be even more difficult to track down when it all resumes. And while he kept the next clue and bounty under wraps until Monday, he did drop one interesting detai...

The East Coast Radio Fugitive's run may have ended for the day, but the questions are only just beginning. After days of clues, theories, wrong turns and near misses, one listener finally came face-to-face with the man who had KZN searching high and low. But what was he really like when the chase was over? Stacey and J Sbu caught up with Ludfia to get the details you didn't hear anywhere else. Was...

Everyone wants to find the East Coast Radio Fugitive, but for Lucy, the hunt became an adventure all of its own. Armed with determination and a plan, she headed to the Rising Sun convinced she could be the one to crack the clues. Instead, she found herself surrounded by car after car of fellow Fugitive hunters who had exactly the same idea. And just when she thought her day couldn't get any more u...

Stacey and J Sbu chat to Farren Jade Louwrens, partner of JP Jacobs, the man who tracked down the East Coast Radio fugitive. JP was out with his stepdaughter when he decided to join the hunt, and his keen eye earned the couple a massive R40,000 prize. Farren shares the rollercoaster of emotions from the moment she received a picture of the fugitive's card to the realisation that their lives had ju...

Stacey and J Sbu attempted to call the East Coast Radio Fugitive but someone named JP answered. He located the East Coast Radio Fugitive near an ice-cream store in Florida Road, went up to him and asked the magic question: "Are you the East Coast Radio Fugitive?" He got a resounding yes and R40 000!

Stacey and J Sbu stopped asking where The Fugitive is and started asking who he is. From ice cream tubs full of dhal to knowing exactly what a four-ball in thunee means, The Fugitive passed every unofficial KZN test they threw at him. It's official: this man is one of us. But while we were busy profiling the mystery man behind the bounty, he casually slipped in a fresh clue. First, he revealed he...

The East Coast Radio Fugitive has dropped another clue, and with his bounty now sitting at R18 000, the pressure is on. His latest message? "Open your eyes" and "strike while the iron is hot." He insists he's been telling the truth in his clues all along, even teasing listeners with a mysterious reference to an elephant in the studio. But perhaps the biggest revelation of all is what he didn't say...

Is the East Coast Radio Fugitive outsmarting an entire province, or are we outsmarting ourselves? Stacey and J Sbu turned to magician and illusionist Mo Magic for answers. Drawing on years of creating illusions and directing attention, Mo explained the crucial role misdirection plays in staying one step ahead of a crowd. He also revealed the most common mistake people make when trying to solve a p...

The East Coast Radio Fugitive called Stacey and J Sbu and left everyone wondering one thing: how much does this guy actually know? What started as a routine check-in quickly became a roast session. He took aim at Andi's checkered blazer, mocked Nick's bright red hoodie, and then casually revealed details that nobody expected him to know, including J Sbu's son, Zanda, and Stacey's cat, Goku. As if...

The Fugitive has been watching a little too closely. He knew exactly what Stacey and J Sbu were wearing today, from Stacey's leopard print and red boots to J Sbu's all-black tracksuit. While he's keeping his exact location under wraps, he did reveal one important detail: he's on the move. Ballito is behind him, and by tomorrow morning, he'll be somewhere in eThekwini. From 6 am on Wednesday, 30 Se...

On day two of the East Coast Radio Fugitive chase, hosts Stacey and Jase catch up with the elusive Fugitive live on air. Found at Sugar Rush Park by a softly spoken listener named Deeanne, the fugitive parted with R54,000 but a substantial share of the R400,000 prize pool remains unclaimed. The Fugitive reflected on the emotional and physical toll of being hunted across KZN, reveals his unusual gr...

So before news, sport and traffic Stacey and J Sbu shared that they managed to talk to the Fugitive’s mother. She had some sassy comments but the aunty tried her best. Stacey and J Sbu tried to call him, but he declined. Then sent them a voicenote Here's how it all went down...

While the music was playing, Stacey and J Sbu found a number that seemed like it may belong to The Fugitive. The phone rang and they were greeted by the Fugitive's mother? You read that right. She was just as sassy as him but at least they got to speak to someone.

Following the deaths of several women in and around Kempton Park, police have urged women to take extra precautions. But today’s Great Drive Debate asked: Who should carry the burden of safety? Should women continue to change their behaviour to stay safe, or should more focus be placed on raising boys and men who reject violence and respect women? Stacey and J Sbu put both sides of the argument to...

Nobody sends you an email to say you’re officially an adult. 😂 One day you’re carefree, the next you’re paying bills, comparing grocery prices and getting excited about household appliances. Stacey and J Sbu asked KZN: When did you realise you’re officially an adult? From paying your first bill to realising your parents were right, KZN shares the moments that made adulthood feel REAL. 😂 Press pl...

Nasty C and Tellaman join Stacey and J Sbu to talk about their new collaborative project, T’s & C’s, and the friendship behind the music. Nasty C shares what being independent taught him about the industry, while Tellaman opens up about keeping his love for music alive. The pair also reveal why, after years of making music together, 2026 finally felt like the right time to create a full project to...

This week’s confession has us asking a big relationship question: How much does money matter when you’re deciding whether to get married? One man says his girlfriend turned down his proposal because she couldn’t see a future without a better lifestyle even though he had secretly won six figures in the lottery. Stacey and J Sbu put it to KZN: Is financial stability essential before marriage, and wh...

There’s always ONE person in the household who clearly didn’t get the memo about the cost-of-living crisis! While everyone else is budgeting, cutting back and watching every cent, they’re still ordering takeaways, buying things they don’t need, taking ridiculously long showers or casually adding things to the shopping trolley. J Sbu asked KZN: Who in your household is living like the cost-of-livin...

The cost of living is getting REAL. Fuel is up, groceries are up, and somehow our salaries didn’t get the memo! J Sbu asked KZN: What have you been forced to cut from your budget just to survive? Maybe it’s takeaways, your favourite coffee, streaming services, eating out, new clothes, driving less… or, like J Sbu, you’re starting to question whether milk is still a necessity! We’re talking about t...

School admissions can be a complicated issue, especially when the school you want for your child isn’t in the area where you live. Stacey and J Sbu asked whether children who live outside a school’s designated area should be allowed admission, or whether schools should prioritise learners who live within the local community. Should a child’s opportunities be determined by their postcode, or should...