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Thursday, 13 August 2026
Workplace boundaries, money trouble in relationships, and local-election accountability dominated a packed early-morning show, alongside an uplifting interview with gospel artist Kujo Malete.
- 05:14
Noreen McPherson urged workers, especially single women, to stop over-explaining, say no plainly, and set office-hours limits on after-hours calls, weekend work, and extra tasks.
- 05:38
Financial red flags in relationships included one partner demanding cash, pressuring loans or car purchases, and using sarcasm or guilt to keep the other financially dependent.
- 04:02
Spuda argued local government voters should judge parties by track record and community service delivery, warning against personality politics and saying the ANC has failed to change economic inequality.
- 04:44
Urban traditional gospel artist Kujo Malete traced his path from church choir and clap-and-tap to solo work, said his EP Looking Unto Jesus is out on digital platforms, and credited music with daily testimonies.