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Hosted by the vivacious Stephanie Be, get a different flavour on 5 Mid Mornings.

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5 Mid Mornings with Karabo, weekdays from 9h00 to 12h00, now with Karabo Ntshweng at the helm, blends music, conversation, and high-energy audience interaction, reflecting the fast-paced lives of young professionals and students – a fresh, relatable voice balancing ambition, wellness, career growth and socially active living.

5 Mid Mornings with Karabo, weekdays from 9h00 to 12h00, now with Karabo Ntshweng at the helm, blends music, conversation, and high-energy audience interaction, reflecting the fast-paced lives of young professionals and students &ndash; a fresh, relatable voice balancing ambition, wellness, career growth and socially active living.

5MM IF YOU COULD FIX ONE THING IN YOUR COMMUNITY, WHAT WOULD IT BE

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It’s voting day! And while today is about making your mark, we also want to talk about what happens once the voting stations close. We’ve heard the promises, seen the posters and had the debates. But tomorrow, we still need water, working streetlights, rubbish collection and roads we can safely drive on.

So how does the choice you make on your ballot become a decision that affects your neighbourhood? There’s a whole process between casting our votes and a council getting to work. Who becomes mayor? What happens if no party wins an outright majority? And while parties negotiate, who keeps things running? Then comes the question of delivery. We can’t expect every pothole to disappear overnight, but how long is reasonable to wait for progress? And if nothing changes, who do we approach — and how do we make sure we’re heard?

It&rsquo;s voting day! And while today is about making your mark, we&nbsp;also want to talk about what happens once the voting stations&nbsp;close.&nbsp;We&rsquo;ve heard the promises, seen the posters and had the&nbsp;debates. But tomorrow, we still need water, working&nbsp;streetlights, rubbish collection and roads we can safely drive&nbsp;on.
So how does the choice you make on your ballot become a decision that affects your neighbourhood? There&rsquo;s a whole process between casting our votes and a council getting to work. Who becomes mayor? What happens if no party wins an outright majority? And while parties negotiate, who keeps things running? Then comes the question of delivery. We can&rsquo;t expect every pothole to disappear overnight, but how long is reasonable to wait for progress? And if nothing changes, who do we approach &mdash; and how do we make sure we&rsquo;re heard?

5MM IF YOU COULD FIX ONE THING IN YOUR COMMUNITY, WHAT WOULD IT BE

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