we got a voicenote from Ruben and he says his girlfriend is too poor to go on holiday with: 

“Am I an a-hole for telling my girlfriend not to join me on vacation because of her financial situation? My girlfriend is not as well off as me and I do not want to have to pay for it.”

we got a voicenote from Ruben and he says his girlfriend is too poor to go on holiday with:&nbsp;
&ldquo;Am I an a-hole for telling my girlfriend not to join me on vacation because of her financial situation? My girlfriend is not as well off as me and I do not want to have to pay for it.&rdquo;

Experience Joburg's most fun breakfast show. Listen to Anele and the Club on 947 every Monday to Friday from 06:00 to 09:00 on 947 FM or streaming online on 947.co.za.

Experience Joburg's most fun breakfast show. Listen to Anele and the Club on 947 every Monday to Friday from 06:00 to 09:00 on 947 FM or streaming online on 947.co.za.

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"If you continue to give temporary solutions to the poorest of the poorest!" Ohh Ruben, you got the city talking! 

There are days when life feels like too much – when the noise of responsibilities, the weight of expectations, and the endless to-do lists pile up until you just need a moment to breathe. Maybe you're a parent who pulls into the driveway and lets the car run for 30 extra minutes, just sitting there in the quiet. Maybe you detour on the way home to a local ice cream shop, not because you need the sugar, but because you need something—a small joy, a break, a reminder that you still exist outside of the roles you play.

There are days when life feels like too much &ndash; when the noise of responsibilities, the weight of expectations, and the endless to-do lists pile up until you just need a moment to breathe. Maybe you're a parent who pulls into the driveway and lets the car run for 30 extra minutes, just sitting there in the quiet. Maybe you detour on the way home to a local ice cream shop, not because you need the sugar, but because you need something&mdash;a small joy, a break, a reminder that you still exist outside of the roles you play.

Be honest— do you sneak off when life gets loud? Where is your 30 minutes? 

Hey Joburg kids! Did you break something, forget your chores, or maybe borrowed your mom's lipstick for your art project?  Don’t worry — Auntie Anele’s got your back!

On "Help Auntie Anele – My Mom Is Cross With Me," we’re giving YOU the mic! Call in and tell us what got your mom all fired up — whether it’s spilled juice on her new carpet or “accidentally” feeding the dog her dinner. We’ll help you say sorry in the cutest way possible, and maybe even get you back in her good books!

Hey Joburg kids! Did you break something, forget your chores, or maybe borrowed your mom's lipstick for your art project?&nbsp; Don&rsquo;t worry &mdash; Auntie Anele&rsquo;s got your back!
On "Help Auntie Anele &ndash; My Mom Is Cross With Me," we&rsquo;re giving YOU the mic! Call in and tell us what got your mom all fired up &mdash; whether it&rsquo;s spilled juice on her new carpet or &ldquo;accidentally&rdquo; feeding the dog her dinner. We&rsquo;ll help you say sorry in the cutest way possible, and maybe even get you back in her good books!

Help me aunty Anele, my mom is cross with me! 

Bradley Nkoana's journey to Olympic silver and World U20 bronze is a powerful testament to resilience, determination, and the unwavering support of his family. Here's a deeper look into the challenges he faced and overcame.

Bradley's path to success was marred by significant obstacles. The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 disrupted his training, leading to an 18-month hiatus from competitive athletics. 

Beyond physical injuries, Bradley faced profound personal challenges. At the age of 11, he lost his mother to breast cancer. Her passing left a significant void in his life. Before her death, she entrusted Bradley with the responsibility of caring for his younger brother. This promise became a guiding force in his life. Bradley credits his father and grandparents for their unwavering support, helping him navigate the complexities of adolescence and athletics.

🥈 Olympic Glory at 19

In August 2024, at just 19 years old, Bradley achieved one of the pinnacles of his career by winning a silver medal in the 4x100m relay at the Paris Olympics. This accomplishment was especially poignant given his previous injuries and the challenges he had faced. Reflecting on the achievement, Bradley expressed immense pride, stating, "I'm very proud of myself and I want to dedicate this to my mother."

Bradley Nkoana's journey to Olympic silver and World U20 bronze is a powerful testament to resilience, determination, and the unwavering support of his family. Here's a deeper look into the challenges he faced and overcame.
Bradley's path to success was marred by significant obstacles. The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 disrupted his training, leading to an 18-month hiatus from competitive athletics.&nbsp;
Beyond physical injuries, Bradley faced profound personal challenges. At the age of 11, he lost his mother to breast cancer. Her passing left a significant void in his life. Before her death, she entrusted Bradley with the responsibility of caring for his younger brother. This promise became a guiding force in his life. Bradley credits his father and grandparents for their unwavering support, helping him navigate the complexities of adolescence and athletics.
🥈 Olympic Glory at 19
In August 2024, at just 19 years old, Bradley achieved one of the pinnacles of his career by winning a silver medal in the 4x100m relay at the Paris Olympics. This accomplishment was especially poignant given his previous injuries and the challenges he had faced. Reflecting on the achievement, Bradley expressed immense pride, stating, "I'm very proud of myself and I want to dedicate this to my mother."

"If you continue to give temporary solutions to the poorest of the poorest!" Ohh Ruben, you got the city talking!

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