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She is an award-winning host with a golden heart and a resounding voice, she is Carol Ofori! Stirring up your weekday teatime, Carol will bring you all the feels on current affairs, topics that people are too afraid to talk about and of course all her travels and celebrity hot gos!
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Exam season is here, and the pressure is ON! But are parents unknowingly adding to their children's stress? On this week's Mom's Moment, Carol Ofori chats to Counselling Psychologist Yolisa Mgobhozi about how parents can support, motivate and encourage their children through exams without adding unnecessary pressure.
He raised her, loved her as his own and even put her through university. But after 28 years of being her father, Anonymous was left heartbroken when his stepdaughter chose her biological dad to walk her down the aisle! On Skebenga Tuesday with Carol Ofori, we ask: Is Anonymous a Skebenga for feeling betrayed, or does he have every right to be devastated? KZN weighs in!
It's a brand-new week, and what better way to start it than with a grateful heart? Carol Ofori , is spreading love and positivity with Appreciation Monday! From life's little blessings to the special people who make our world a better place, Carol invites KZN to pause, reflect and give thanks. Who or what are you grateful for today? Sometimes, a simple "thank you" can mean the world to someone. Take a listen to these heartfelt messages, beautiful moments and a whole lot of gratitude.
Tired of those annoying spam calls and unwanted marketing messages? Well, South Africans can finally fight back! Following the official launch of the National Opt-Out Registry, Carol Ofori chats to National Consumer Commission spokesperson Phetho Ntaba about how the registry works, what it means for consumers, and how you can take control of unwanted marketing calls.
On this week’s Mom’s Moment, Carol Ofori explores how the way we talk about money can shape our children’s understanding of finances. Do you tell them, “We can’t afford it,” or do you choose your words carefully and explain that “it’s not in our budget right now”? Does changing the language change the lesson our children learn about money, budgeting and financial responsibility?
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