Kfm Lunch with EB Inglis: What to Watch this Weekend 16-18 October 2026

Street Fighter fans, the wait is finally over. The highly anticipated reboot of this iconic arcade game franchise has hit our screens this weekend

Kfm Lunch with EB Inglis: Bravo Africa’s hit comedy dating show Dating #NoFilter South Africa is back for Season Three

Get ready for more awkward first dates, unexpected sparks and hilarious commentary! Bravo Africa’s hit comedy dating show Dating #NoFilter South Africa is back for Season Three, with comedian, actor and TV personality Jason Goliath leading a fresh line-up of 20 commentators from the worlds of comed…

The Signs That a Rough Patch Needs Attention | Mediclinic Moment

A difficult month can leave anyone feeling exhausted, withdrawn or overwhelmed. The harder question is knowing when those feelings are no longer simply passing. Changes in sleep, appetite, work and relationships can offer important clues, and two weeks can be a meaningful marker. Joining EB Inglis…

Kfm Lunch with EB Inglis: Dentsu School of Influence 2026

EB Inglis chats to Executive Director and Partner at CSA.Global, Davin Phillips, about Dentsu School of Influence 2026.

The Two-Week Mental Health Marker | Mediclinic Moment

EB Inglis and Dr Darren Green explore the physiological effects of depression and anxiety. They also unpack the two-week marker and the four domains to pay attention to regarding mental health: sleep, appetite, work, relationships. Don't miss the Mediclinic Moment, every Tuesday on Lunch with EB I…

Kfm Lunch with EB Inglis: What to Watch this Weekend 9-11 October 2026

A highly anticipated Ben Affleck and Kerry Washington collaboration, plus a South African disaster film and a tasty biopic, are all on the menu of new releases this weekend

Kfm Lunch with EB Inglis: Loeries Creative Week 2026

EB Inglis chats to The Loeries Chief Executive Officer, Preetesh Sewraj, about Loeries Creative Week 2026.

A heart attack can look different for everyone - signs to look out for | Mediclinic Moment

This Mediclinic Moment highlights the importance of recognizing the warning signs of heart disease, particularly in women, who may experience atypical symptoms. Dr. Darren Green emphasizes that a heart attack can manifest differently in women, often without chest pain, and may be accompanied by sym…

The Everyday Heart: How to keep yours healthy and prevent heart disease | Mediclinic Moment

In South Africa, nearly 1 in 6 deaths (17.3%) are due to cardiovascular disease. The tragedy is that many of these events are preventable. By knowing your blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, you can dramatically reduce your risk. In this Mediclinic Moment,…

Kfm Lunch with EB Inglis: Receptionist fail

 Ever been humbled by an administrative professional?