5 Breakfast with Dan Corder, Thabo Baloyi, Xoli Zondo and Marli van Eeden. Every weekday, 6 AM to 9 AM

5 Breakfast with Dan Corder, Thabo Baloyi, Xoli Zondo and Marli van Eeden. Every weekday, 6 AM to 9 AM

5 Breakfast with Dan Corder, Mahapelo Moloi, Xoli Zondo and Marli van Eeden.

5 Breakfast

Everyone’s favourite radio breakfast this side of… ANYWHERE! This show has more energy, more laughs, and more delight than any other. It's what South Africa needs to get their day going. It’s better than coffee!Its roaring, memorable radio every single day: the biggest news, hottest debates, craziest scandals, and the weirdest and most wonderful of South Africa, plus the kind of original creative radio that you just don’t get anywhere else. It’s one of a kind in the best way.

Everyone’s favourite radio breakfast this side of… ANYWHERE! This show has more energy, more laughs, and more delight than any other. It's what South Africa needs to get their day going. It’s better than coffee!Its roaring, memorable radio every single day: the biggest news, hottest debates, craziest scandals, and the weirdest and most wonderful of South Africa, plus the kind of original creative radio that you just don’t get anywhere else. It’s one of a kind in the best way.

5B 2PAC SHAKAR (18 AUG 26)

5B HAVE I GOT NEWS FOR YOU! (18 AUG 26)

This morning on 5 Breakfast, we’re getting into a new SABC1 documentary series called Born After The Fire. The series marks the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprisings by looking at South Africa through the eyes of the generation born into democracy - the young people who inherited the freedom others fought for, but are still living with the unanswered questions around education, unemployment, leadership, opportunity and equality.

Across 13 weeks, Born After The Fire uses June 16 as both a historical anchor and a mirror for the present. Each episode connects the legacy of 1976 to the issues shaping South Africa now: education, employment, entrepreneurship, social justice, technology, health, arts and culture, identity and nation-building.

What makes the series powerful is that it is not just looking back. It is asking whether the dreams of the young people who marched for freedom have actually been realised, and what responsibility this generation now has in shaping the next 50 years of South Africa.

This morning on 5 Breakfast, we&rsquo;re getting into a new SABC1&nbsp;documentary series called Born After The Fire.&nbsp;The series marks the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprisings by&nbsp;looking at South Africa through the eyes of the generation born into&nbsp;democracy - the young people who inherited the freedom others fought&nbsp;for, but are still living with the unanswered questions around education,&nbsp;unemployment, leadership, opportunity and equality.
Across 13 weeks, Born After The Fire uses June 16 as both a&nbsp;historical anchor and a mirror for the present. Each episode connects&nbsp;the legacy of 1976 to the issues shaping South Africa now: education,&nbsp;employment, entrepreneurship, social justice, technology, health, arts&nbsp;and culture, identity and nation-building.
What makes the series powerful is that it is not just looking back. It is&nbsp;asking whether the dreams of the young people who marched for&nbsp;freedom have actually been realised, and what responsibility this&nbsp;generation now has in shaping the next 50 years of South Africa.

5B 2PAC SHAKAR (18 AUG 26)

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