We're all human but some are more forgetful than others

It was 100 years ago to the day that Afrikaans was recognised as one of South Africa's official languages. We love it. You love it. And today we heard some of your favourite Afrikaans words, remembered the trauma of the "My Vakansie" mondeling, and found out that Afrikaans people hav…

It's official - the show has entered our toddler phase! What a journey it's been with you for the last two years. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for joining us every morning and helping us become the fastest growing radio station in the Western Cape.

Get ready for a laugh-out-loud experience as one of South Africa’s most recognizable and influential comedians, Kurt Schoonraad, takes to the stage in Cape Town with his latest one-man show, Funny Side Up! Running from 12-17 May at Baxter Theatre, this must-see comedy event promises an evening of top-tier entertainment…

Talk Like Shakespeare Day is observed annually on April 23rd to celebrate the works and language of William Shakespeare. The day encourages people to speak and write in a way that mimics his style. Maybe we took it a bit too far here.

Talk Like Shakespeare Day is observed annually on April 23rd to celebrate the works and language of William Shakespeare. The day encourages people to speak and write in a way that mimics his style, using his famous quotes, vocabulary, and phrases. Someone should NEVER have told Ryan that.