Wedding Chefs is back for Season 2 with more love, food and a whole lot of pressure. This time, 21 chefs are battling it out to impress eight couples, turning their love stories, cultures and wedding-day dreams into unforgettable dishes. It’s not just about being a great chef. The contestants have to understand what makes each couple tick – all while cooking under serious pressure. Taking us through all the drama, delicious food and wedding chaos is the show’s new host, media personality and content creator, Sipho “Alphi” Mkhwanazi. Wedding Chefs airs on SABC1, Sundays at 6pm.

Wedding Chefs is back for Season 2 with more love, food and a whole lot of pressure. This time, 21 chefs are battling it out to impress eight couples, turning their love stories, cultures and wedding-day dreams into unforgettable dishes. It&rsquo;s not just about being a great chef. The contestants have to understand what makes each couple tick &ndash; all while cooking under serious pressure. Taking us through all the drama, delicious food and wedding chaos is the show&rsquo;s new host, media personality and content creator, Sipho &ldquo;Alphi&rdquo; Mkhwanazi. Wedding Chefs airs on SABC1, Sundays at 6pm.

An energetic afternoon drive show, featuring latest trending & topical news stories, sport
updates, high-profile interviews and innovative CSI campaigns.

Providing high value entertainment to commuters heading home after hectic workdays.

Upbeat music peppered with interesting and snappy chats, relatable to the lifestyle of
listeners.

The different themes are but not limited to the below:

Nation Building

Promoting Democracy

Social Cohesion

Women & Youth Empowerment

Entrepreneurship & Leadership

Technology

South African Heritage

An energetic afternoon drive show, featuring latest trending &amp; topical news stories, sport updates, high-profile interviews and innovative CSI campaigns. Providing high value entertainment to commuters heading home after hectic workdays. Upbeat music peppered with interesting and snappy chats, relatable to the lifestyle of listeners. The different themes are but not limited to the below: Nation Building Promoting Democracy Social Cohesion Women &amp; Youth Empowerment Entrepreneurship &amp; Leadership Technology South African Heritage

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Wedding Chefs is back

This Heritage Month, we caught up with author, Shafinaaz Hassim, the brilliant mind behind The Burfee Seller’s Daughters, for a wonderful conversation about her new novel, culture, identity and the stories that shape us.

This Heritage Month, we caught up with author, Shafinaaz Hassim, the brilliant mind behind The Burfee Seller&rsquo;s Daughters, for a wonderful conversation about her new novel, culture, identity and the stories that shape us.

Author, Shafinaaz Hassim

Financial independence can play a major role in giving women greater freedom, confidence and control over their lives. For many women, financial control can also become a form of abuse. We are joined by entrepreneur and author, Bulelani Balabala, who is part of an initiative supporting entrepreneurs. We are chatting about financial empowerment, and financial abuse.

Financial independence can play a major role in giving women greater freedom, confidence and control over their lives. For many women, financial control can also become a form of abuse. We are joined by entrepreneur and author, Bulelani Balabala, who is part of an initiative supporting entrepreneurs. We are chatting about financial empowerment, and financial abuse.

Entrepreneur and author, Bulelani Balabala

Nearly half of adults have at least one outstanding financial admin task, while 23% have three or more, according to a recent international study. In South Africa, around two-thirds of people don’t have a will. With September being a month for spring cleaning, experts are encouraging South Africans to do the same with their finances – from getting a will and checking beneficiaries, to reviewing credit reports and cutting back on forgotten subscriptions. It’s National Wills Week from 14 to 18 September, and joining us to chat about getting your financial admin in order is RCS Deputy CEO, Mariné van Brakel.

Nearly half of adults have at least one outstanding financial admin task, while 23% have three or more, according to a recent international study. In South Africa, around two-thirds of people don&rsquo;t have a will. With September being a month for spring cleaning, experts are encouraging South Africans to do the same with their finances &ndash; from getting a will and checking beneficiaries, to reviewing credit reports and cutting back on forgotten subscriptions. It&rsquo;s National Wills Week from 14 to 18 September, and joining us to chat about getting your financial admin in order is RCS Deputy CEO, Marin&eacute; van Brakel.

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