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VOW BREAKFAST

VOW Breakfast airs from Monday to Friday. The show covers a variety of issues from youth development, unemployment, entertainment news, trending topics, and music. It sets the tone for the day with a news update. If you are looking for a recap of what happened during the weekday and what will take place in the new week, then this show is for you.
Weekly English South Africa Entertainment News · Music Interviews Narrated by THATO SIKWANE
492 Episodes
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IN CONVERSATION WITH Luyanda Zuma

Luyanda Zuma is a South African actress, model, entrepreneur, and beauty pageant titleholder from Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu- Natal, widely recognised for her versatility across the entertainment, sports, and empowerment sectors. A trained live performance student at AFDA, she rose to national prominence after placing in the Top 10 of Miss South…
4 May 9 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Oratile Morotolo and Luyanda Zuma

Oratile M is a seasoned creative professional whose journey began at National School of the Arts. During her time there, she graced the Mandela Stage at Joburg Theatre, starring in acclaimed productions such as Too Late by Gibson Kente and Hamlet, directed by Laine Butler. Luyanda Zuma is a South…
4 May 18 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH KOKETSO MOKOENA GRADE 1 TEACHER

A major study involving over 550,000 learners is prompting renewed debate around the appropriate age for children to start formal schooling, with findings suggesting that younger Grade 1 learners are more likely to struggle compared to their older peers.
4 May 6 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH COACH SIYABONGA MALOKA

From pre-match chaos to a heated 1–1 draw between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates, the headlines weren’t just about the football. The physicality and tempo of the day sparked a bigger conversation about what really goes into preparing a team for a match of this magnitude.
4 May 11 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Pearl Gugulethu

Pearl Gugulethu Myeni is a passionate tourism professional based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, with a strong academic background in Tourism Management from the University of Johannesburg, where she was recognised as a top achiever in both her first and second year of study. She currently works as a Tour Guide at…
24 Apr 9 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH TEBOGO MAJOKANA

Magents Let’s Talk, founded by Itumeleng Tebogo Majokana, is positioning men’s mental health as a critical but often overlooked dimension of freedom. The platform creates a space for men to confront trauma, challenge harmful norms around masculinity, and engage in honest dialogue about fatherhood, identity, and emotional wellbeing.
24 Apr 11 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Aiden Ho

Aieden is a comedian from a mixed background, father Chinese, mother white South African; born in Johannesburg, primary school in China, high school onwards in South Africa. He aims to offer a fresh perspective on the diverse South African landscape with smart word play and provocative performance.
23 Apr 11 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Alby Michaels

Alby Michaels is a multidisciplinary arts leader, cultural strategist, and producer whose work bridges creative direction with large-scale programme development and arts administration. As Festival Director of the Fak’ugesi African Digital Innovation Festival, Michaels plays a pivotal role in shaping one of Africa’s most influential platforms for digital innovation, storytelling,…
23 Apr 11 min

IN CONVERSATION COACH PETRONEL POTGIETER

The SA Elite Ladies Underwater Hockey Team are coming off a silver medal finish at the World Qualifiers in Holland, and now head to Portugal to face some of the best nations in the world all part of their build-up to the 2027 World Championships in France.
22 Apr 9 min

IN CONVERSATION CAROL HONEY

A growing focus on children’s storytelling and educational content is gaining attention as parents and educators look for more engaging ways to support early learning, emotional development, and imagination in young audiences.
22 Apr 9 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Daniel Peter

The protection of young children’s rights through Early Childhood Development (ECD) is not only a social priority, but a legal obligation grounded in South Africa’s Constitution and reinforced through legislation such as the Children’s Act 38 of 2005.
21 Apr 10 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH POLITICAL ANALYST HLUMELO XABA

Political attention is turning toward today’s court ruling involving Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema, with analysts suggesting that the outcome is likely to be absorbed into broader political messaging ahead of future elections.
20 Apr 13 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Gcina Lwandle AND Muhle Matthew

South Africa’s fashion scene is set for an exciting cultural takeover as Style by Empress Express hosts a dynamic three-day fashion expo from 16–18 April 2026 in collaboration with MaLwandle’s House. Led by Rhema Owodunni, Founder and Creative Director of the proudly Nigerian Afro-centric brand with successful outlets in Lagos…
16 Apr 11 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Donald Nkomo

Donald Nkomo is a dynamic communications professional and digital storyteller with over a decade of experience spanning internal communications, marketing, public relations, brand engagement, and social media strategy. Currently serving as a Communications Specialist at Rand Merchant Bank (RMB), Donald plays a key role in driving impactful employee communication initiatives…
16 Apr 10 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Dana Druion

Dana Druion is a Johannesburg-based entrepreneur, professional social worker, and the CEO and owner of the Rosebank Sunday Market
14 Apr 10 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH Dr Edwell Gumbo

Dr Edwell Gumbo is a leading ecosystem builder specialising in entrepreneurship, digital innovation, business incubation, and economic development. As Director of Entrepreneurship at Universities South Africa (USAf),
14 Apr 13 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH ANGELIQUE COETZEE

A major breakthrough in African health research has been achieved through the University of the Witwatersrand, which led the largest genomic study of kidney function ever conducted on the continent. The study analysed data from over 26,000 individuals across Africa, alongside thousands more in the diaspora, offering new insights into…
14 Apr 14 min

IN CONVERSATION WITH NKATEKO NKWINIKA

NKATEKO NKWINIKA +27 79 904 7618 English teacher, History major, Honours research in language of instruction in History education, former UJ tutor & mentor Debating The proposed overhaul of South Africa’s history curriculum is igniting discussing over how the country’s past should be taught in schools. The changes aim to…
13 Apr 5 min
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