The Breakfast Express

SAA have just granted unions a 5.9% increase and flights are back up and running, but is it business as usual for SAA? What are the possible solutions to their woes? We chat to aviation analyst Desmond Latham to find out

Platinum-selling artist, Jesse Clegg, has burst back on the music scene with his new single, ‘Let It Burn’. Fresh from writing and recording new music in Los Angeles, Jesse has returned to South Africa just in time to kick off his “Let It Burn” tour. To share his incredible musical journey, he joined us in our Durban studios...

16 November 2019 marks 159 years since the arrival of the first Indian Indentured Labourers in South Africa – We chatted to co-author of Inside Indian Indenture: A South African Story 1860 – 1914 Professor Goolam Vahed.

Asherville born Thanushree Pillay is physiotherapist to the Springboks. As part of the winning team she was on stage with our boys when they accepted the Webb Ellis Cup in Japan. We caught up with Thanushree just before the Durban leg of the Trophy Tour.

As we commemorate the 1860 arrival of indentured labourers to South Africa, we have a chat with author, Kiru Naidoo about growing up in the heart of Chatsworth and how that has shaped the man he has become.

Whether you are in matric or have a child who is studying, catch our interview with Dr Tamara Phiefer on coping mechanisms and getting your mind, body and spirit ready for the Exams.

We chat to Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Nathi Mthethwa on the 2019 SA Sports Awards which will be taking place at the Durban Playhouse, on the 10th of November. It will broadcast live on SABC 1 and SABC Radio stations.

Singer, composer and real-life Zulu princess, are just a few of her titles. We chatted to the multi-talented, Toya Delazy…

The breakfast express commemorated the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi with a specially produced documentary on his inspiring life and influence in South Africa…

"Dames, sê my wat jou naam is". We chatted to Afrikaans rapper Biggy himself, about that famous song and more….

Did you know that Africa’s first ever public temple is right here in KZN? We have something really special. To celebrate its 145th anniversary, we bring you a documentary on the Second River Temple or Umbilo Temple.

After making it to the finals of Americas Got talent - the Ndlovu Choir received a heroes welcome. We had a chance to chat to them and hear about their fascinating journey shortly after they arrived back in SA.

If you have been touched by cancer or leukaemia, then you won’t want to miss our interviews with Sharon Rambali – mom of Tashnika Rambali who succumbed to leukaemia; and Xolani Hlongwane of The Sunflower Fund. Find out how you can help save a life....

If you have been touched by cancer or leukaemia, then you won’t want to miss our interviews with Sharon Rambali – mom of Tashnika Rambali who succumbed to leukaemia; and Xolani Hlongwane of The Sunflower Fund. Find out how you can help save a life....

Nasa Astronaut Dr Don Thomas recently visited South Africa. He's on a mission to inspire the Mars generation and gave us a bit of insight into what it's like being out in space.

As we brought the breakfast to a close, we chatted to chairman of the Sibaya Community Trust Vivian Reddy and Sibaya General Manager Myan Moodley.

We chatted to Ashika Soorjoo, a Heal your Life coach, at our wellness breakfast. She gave us some important tips before conducting a Heal Your Life workshop with the ladies.

We chatted to a Naked Scientist Dr Chris Smith. The Naked Scientists are a team of scientists, doctors and communicators whose passion is to help people understand and engage with the worlds of science, technology and medicine.

South Africa's Very Own Garden Guru, Tanya Visser answered your gardening related questions to get you ready for Spring.

A KwaDukuza grandmother has broken the limitations of her age, by matriculating after 40 years. We chat to the phenomenal women Ronica Subramanian

Social media was abuzz yesterday, after a Durban woman put up a post on her Facebook page, which likened the traditional red dot (known as bindi, pottu or tika) worn by Indian women, to a scratch and win card. Was it done in jest or something else? We speak to her to find out..

President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) Bill into law last week. Implementation now awaits the law being gazetted. To unpack this further, we chatted to Layton Beard, spokesperson for the Automobile Association.

Never one to shy away from speaking his truth, human rights lawyer, Krish Naidoo, joins us in our Durban studio this morning. In a tell-all book, he unpacks his life journey, the political trials he was involved in and his activities in sport, culture and the legal fraternity. The book, whose foreword is by President Cyril Ramaphosa, is set to be archived as a valuable contribution on the role of...

Our very own Mala Lutchmanan (who presents the best of Koddam bakkam) is being honoured in India. She headed off to Chennai to receive an award for the propagation of the Tamil language through radio and is only one of five recipients in the world to receive the award. We caught up with her after the awards ceremony

The National Health Insurance bill or NHI has been positively received by stakeholders in the health sector, with a few objections from political parties. But what does it mean for you and I? We chat to the head of Benefit and Risk at the Board of Healthcare Funders Dr Rajesh Patel to find out more.