The Breakfast Express

He dreams of becoming the first ever, born-disabled football pundit/commentator. And he’s just 13-years-old. We chatted to the talented Reece Smith.

As the Class of 2019 gears up to receive their matric results tonight, we chat to the top achievers in the IEB exams, from Crawford La Lucia and North Coast.

As the Class of 2019 gears up to receive their matric results, we chat to the top achievers in the IEB exams, from Crawford La Lucia and North Coast.

The President promised us that we will not have a dark Christmas, and kept his word. He also said that there will be no load shedding till the 13th of January, BUT, darkness greeted us over the weekend, in another round of rolling blackouts throughout the country. We engage energy expert Ted Blom on what’s lighting the fires at Eskom

The Breakfast Express and the Hope Foundation will be throwing a Christmas party for 40 children who were not adopted this year. We will tell you how you can be a part of this incredible gesture….

After almost three years in captivity, South African photojournalist, Shiraaz Mohamed has managed to escape from his kidnappers in Syria. We speak to his mother and ex-wife to get the latest update on Shiraz’s whereabouts…

We had spoken to the principal of Protea Secondary School in Havenside, Chatsworth earlier this month and have some exciting news to share…

As rotational blackouts, continue to frustrate citizens and industry, Eskom says the power utility will have the power grid stable by the middle of December. But, after all the excuses, from wet coal to dwindling diesel reserves, can we hope for light at the end of the Eskom tunnel? We speak to energy expert Ted Blom…

With the festive season upon us, there will be an increased police and Metro presence, to help curb criminality. But, do you know what to do if you are stopped at night, while alone, and possibly feeling unsafe to pull over? We speak to the authorities to get clarity on exactly what you should and shouldn’t do...

School is out! While many may be relishing the break and planning their return to school, some learners may not be as happy. Principal of Protea Secondary School in Havenside, Chatsworth, Dr Paul Maistry contacted us to help the school. We find out exactly what is going on...

The Breakfast Express afforded 5 lucky listeners the opportunity to be guest Quiz-masters and put the team through their paces... Here's... Asha from Midrand

It’s 4 years since the tragic death of Reshall Jimmy, who sadly succumbed to his injuries, when his vehicle caught on fire. And now that the car giant has been fined, there is some vindication for the family and other consumers. We speak to Jimmy’s sister, Renisha on the arduous journey they have endured....

The Breakfast Express afforded 5 lucky listeners the opportunity to be guest Quiz-masters and put the team through their paces... Here's... Verni from the Bluff

The Breakfast Express afforded 5 lucky listeners the opportunity to be guest Quiz-masters and put the team through their paces... Here's... Raveen from Boksburg

The Breakfast Express afforded 5 lucky listeners the opportunity to be guest Quiz-masters and put the team through their paces... Here's... Zaakira

The Breakfast Express afforded 5 lucky listeners the opportunity to be guest Quiz-masters and put the team through their paces... Here's... Sabeena Chetty

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…