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Carol Ofori
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This is Carol Ofori
Weekdays from 09:00 - 12:00
An extraordinary teatime experience with the incredible Carol Ofori, an award-winning host known for her golden heart and resounding voice. Brace yourself as Carol takes the airwaves by storm, stirring up your weekdays with a show that will leave you with all the feels.
With her infectious energy and captivating personality, Carol fearlessly delves into current affairs and tackles topics that many shy away from. No subject is off-limits as she fearlessly sparks conversations that are thought-provoking, inspiring, and occasionally controversial. Get ready to engage in discussions that challenge societal norms and encourage listeners to embrace their own unique perspectives.
Listeners can expect inspiring, fun, and relevant conversations that will keep them engaged. Features such as Am I a Skebenga - where listeners send in stories about something they’ve done or something someone else has done and we put the question ‘Am I a Skebenga’ is asked, Trending with Tinashe segment and Women Crush Wednesday segment where she puts a spotlight on female guests who are experts in their fields, and share their remarkable stories.
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INTERESTING: The robotic dog doing research in Africa needs a name
It's all in a name...
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WATCH: A visually impaired man selling fried banana chips teaches us about perseverance
A beautiful lesson to start our week off on a motivated note...
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ROMANTIC: The story of the traveling wedding dress...
A wedding dress that is living a full life, not stuffed in the back of t...
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SEE: "I didn't realise that I paid R495 for a steak and kidney pie!"
What's the most you have ever paid for a pie?
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#AppreciationMonday: Our ECR family and the #ECRThriveAt25 winners
We take a look at the stories our winners shared from our #ECRThriveAt25...
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Still living with the folks? Spaniards may be offered a monthly bonus to help them move out of their parents homes!
Wouldn't it be great to have a monetary incentive that was offered to yo...
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WATCH: This father is the ultimate hype dad - Are you this type of parent?
The best part of being a supportive parent is cheering for your kids...
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#BestOfTheWeek: From cute duck videos to a homeless Durbanite fulfilling his dream
We take a look at the best from Carol Ofori's week, in case you missed i...
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Former Durban airport cleaner is on her way to realising her dream of becoming a pilot
The inspiring story of one woman who had a dream and is making it come t...
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PARENTING: "My 7-year-old pays rent and electricity and it has taught him about the value of money"
Would you think about implementing this in your home as a parent?
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SEE: Fans throw shade at Miss SA finalists' style and the quality of their photos!
Before you hit the send button, think about how it can affect the person...
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Are you a Discovery member? Then you need to know these five things that will change come 2022
Important updates for Discovery Medical Aid members for the upcoming yea...
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SEE: When a typo at Shoprite can cost you money...
Do you swipe your savings card or not?
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WATCH: Pet tigers peek over the fence into a daycare facility and leave Boksburg parents in uproar!
This is far from a safe situation...
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WATCH: Woman follows people to their cars and tries to get in with them...
What would you do if a stranger came up to your car and opened the door?
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INSPIRING: Tani Adewumi, the 11-year-old boy who says chess changed his life
A Nigerian family thanks the game of chess for helping them get to where...
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#ECRThriveAt25: Thank you, KZN, for sharing your thriving moments with us!
We thank you for being part of our ECR family and this is dedicated to y...
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#WCW: "I have always loved music, it was engraved in my DNA," says Durban artist Kate
This Durbanite is also celebrating her 25th birthday this year...
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WATCH: Durban homeless man receives R10k to help him fulfil his dream of opening a spaza shop
"Remember there's no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act cr...