The Breakfast Beat show focuses mainly on issues that are of concern to the community that Voice of the Cape serves. The show is actuality based and will feature interviews with prominent politicians, community activists and leaders. During the 3 hour morning drive show, listener participation is encouraged and the lines are open for the full duration of the show. From time to time, the Breakfast show also hosts roundtable discussions on topical issues like the work of the National Planning Commission to Metrorail. The idea behind the Breakfast show is to inform, uplift and educate the community and their suggestions are always taken into account. This show is hosted by Sabera Sheikh-Essop.

Gagasi FM News provides unique bulletins in both English and IsiZulu every hour starting from 6am to 6pm on weekdays and from 7am to 5pm on weekend and public holidays. The news team covers latest local, national and international news both on-air on online, making sure you are informed.

The Drivetime Show is hosted by Shafiq Morton and has a national and international flavour. During the show the interviews will focus on issues making news nationally, be it the enquiry into the Arms Deal to the current famine in the Horn of Africa. The after five interview on Drivetime, will usually be the analysis slot where the biggest story of the day or week is analyzed. During this show listener participation is encourage via the station’s sms facility.

Catch the latest traffic report from 05h30 until 19h00 with ECR's Traffic Team: Jayshree Parasuramen starts your morning off with weekday traffic from 05:30 to 9:00am on the Breakfast slots with updates every 15 minutes. Then from 09:30 until 14:30 Andi James has updates every 30 minutes. Rounding off your afternoon and evening traffic is Buhle Hlatshwayo from 15:00 until 19:00 with updates every 15 minutes.

SAfm Sunrise with Stephen Grootes

Incorporating The Opening and the Five o’Clock Shadow, up to the minute analysis of the action on the JSE Securities Exchange and international markets with Greg Davies, chief trader of Cratos Capital in Johannesburg