On #BestMornings, we celebrate the return of the Sunsets Festival to national television as SABC 1 once again partners with the iconic music and lifestyle event.
Broadcast from The Glen Country Club in Clifton, Cape Town, the 2026 Corona Sunsets Festival will feature performances from Purple Disco Machine, Zakes Bantwini, Sun-El Musician, Msaki and more. Guiding viewers through the experience will be Metro FM’s DJ Sabby and actress and digital creator Hope Mbhele.
Hope Mbhele joins us in studio to tell us what audiences can expect from this year’s broadcast.
On #BestMornings, we focus on the urgent conversation around climate finance and Africa’s economic recovery.
With climate change increasingly shaping development across the continent, the Africa Matters Summit by Channel Africa aims to move beyond discussion and toward practical solutions for financing Africa’s recovery.
We’re joined in studio by Dicksy Ngqula, Business Manager at Channel Africa, to tell us more about the 2026 summit and its impact.
On #BestMornings, we focus on the urgent conversation around climate finance and Africa’s economic recovery.
With climate change increasingly shaping development across the continent, the Africa Matters Summit by Channel Africa aims to move beyond discussion and toward practical solutions for financing Africa’s recovery.
We’re joined in studio by Dicksy Ngqula, Business Manager at Channel Africa, to tell us more about the 2026 summit and its impact.
Growing up, our parents and teachers used to say things that felt dramatic or exaggerated. But now that we’re older, a lot of it actually makes sense.
What’s one thing your parents or a teacher used to say that you finally understand as an adult? Catch the podcast on www.metrofm.co.za... See MoreSee Less
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On #METROFMTALK with @FaithMangope, we unpack the debate around sibling support in South Africa.
Should one sibling be legally required to financially support another, or is this simply a moral obligation rooted in Ubuntu and family responsibility? We explore where cultural duty ends and legal responsibility begins.
Joining the conversation were Mametlwe Sebei, lecturer at UNISA’s College of Law, leadership coach and author Ndumi Hadebe, and attorney Nonhlanhla Mtshali.
Profound debate... But we can't maintain people who are lazy to wake up n part of the maintenance act must force those siblings who are unemployed and refuses to seek employment
First time: Appreciation:
When someone receives something for free for the first time, they generally feel grateful and appreciative of the gesture.
Second time: Anticipation:
The recipient may start to anticipate receiving something for free again in the future.
Third time: Expectation:
The anticipation can evolve into an expectation that they will continue to receive free items or services.
Fourth time: Entitlement:
If the freebies continue, the recipient may start to feel entitled to them, believing they deserve the continued generosity.
Fifth time: Dependency:
Eventually, the recipient may become reliant on receiving free items, potentially hindering their own efforts to obtain them independently.
Sixth time: Resentment (if giving stops):
If the freebies stop, the recipient may feel resentment or even anger, as they were accustomed to receiving them.
This sequence, often cited in discussions about giving and generosity, emphasizes that while giving is a positive act, it's also important to be mindful of the potential consequences and to strike a balance between generosity and encouraging self-reliance.
On #METROFMTALK with @FaithMangope, we unpack the debate around sibling support in South Africa.
Should one sibling be legally required to financially support another, or is this simply a moral obligation rooted in Ubuntu and family responsibility? We explore where cultural duty ends and legal responsibility begins.
Joining the conversation were Mametlwe Sebei, lecturer at UNISA’s College of Law, leadership coach and author Ndumi Hadebe, and attorney Nonhlanhla Mtshali.
Why don't you quote the law and tell us what it says about a sibling who refuses to work because they are being taking care of? The law should be able to answer that question.
On #BestMornings, we celebrate the return of the Sunsets Festival to national television as SABC 1 once again partners with the iconic music and lifestyle event.
Broadcast from The Glen Country Club in Clifton, Cape Town, the 2026 Corona Sunsets Festival will feature performances from Purple Disco Machine, Zakes Bantwini, Sun-El Musician, Msaki and more. Guiding viewers through the experience will be Metro FM’s DJ Sabby and actress and digital creator Hope Mbhele.
Hope Mbhele joins us in studio to tell us what audiences can expect from this year’s broadcast.
Catch the podcast on www.metrofm.co.za ... See MoreSee Less
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On #BestMornings, we focus on the urgent conversation around climate finance and Africa’s economic recovery.
With climate change increasingly shaping development across the continent, the Africa Matters Summit by Channel Africa aims to move beyond discussion and toward practical solutions for financing Africa’s recovery.
We’re joined in studio by Dicksy Ngqula, Business Manager at Channel Africa, to tell us more about the 2026 summit and its impact.
Catch the podcast on www.metrofm.co.za ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
On #BestMornings, we focus on the urgent conversation around climate finance and Africa’s economic recovery.
With climate change increasingly shaping development across the continent, the Africa Matters Summit by Channel Africa aims to move beyond discussion and toward practical solutions for financing Africa’s recovery.
We’re joined in studio by Dicksy Ngqula, Business Manager at Channel Africa, to tell us more about the 2026 summit and its impact.
Catch the podcast on www.metrofm.co.za ... See MoreSee Less
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#BestMonings Molo Qhawe Dicksy Ngqula Komani Thornhill
Watch full video here👇 youtu.be/7PXUo8rI9fs?si=HYiEmOFAshLB8X6I
On #BestMornings, it’s quick banter time.
Growing up, our parents and teachers used to say things that felt dramatic or exaggerated. But now that we’re older, a lot of it actually makes sense.
What’s one thing your parents or a teacher used to say that you finally understand as an adult?
Catch the podcast on www.metrofm.co.za ... See MoreSee Less
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When my mom use to say she doesn’t have money month end. I used to ask her how? Yhoo now I understand because I am breathing through the wound 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Life Neh😭😂😂 it's a repeat (a circle)
Fm ya dzingahe Village Venda Limpopo province South Africa We are together
#SpiritualAlignment on #BestMornings
“Don’t take for granted the blessings that you are living within” - Dj Sabby
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May GOD open our eyes to his mercies and give us grateful hearts💕💕
Good morning bestie ❤️
Big up to you DJ Sabby you always inspire me God bless you 🙏 ❤️
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WIN your share of R50 000 or up to R10 000 daily when you get a call to play Winning at Life with 1Life on Break Away with Khutso Theledi on METRO FM. Enter on the METRO FM website here -> tinyurl.com/htz5dtyx or by SMS’ing “1Life” to 45787.
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Entered ✅ fingers crossed 🤞 🍀 📲 ❤️ METRO FM
Fm ya dzingahe Village Venda Limpopo province South Africa We are together
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#LifeandMusic with @paul_mtirara
Tune in now on www.metrofm.co.za ... See MoreSee Less
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Problem this show is same time with just ice Mino mino no hard feelings Paul
Mizo in Durban. Thanks for the good music
Great show! Paul ❤️
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On #METROFMTALK with @FaithMangope, we unpack the debate around sibling support in South Africa.
Should one sibling be legally required to financially support another, or is this simply a moral obligation rooted in Ubuntu and family responsibility? We explore where cultural duty ends and legal responsibility begins.
Joining the conversation were Mametlwe Sebei, lecturer at UNISA’s College of Law, leadership coach and author Ndumi Hadebe, and attorney Nonhlanhla Mtshali.
Catch the podcast on www.metrofm.co.za ... See MoreSee Less
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Profound debate... But we can't maintain people who are lazy to wake up n part of the maintenance act must force those siblings who are unemployed and refuses to seek employment
First time: Appreciation: When someone receives something for free for the first time, they generally feel grateful and appreciative of the gesture. Second time: Anticipation: The recipient may start to anticipate receiving something for free again in the future. Third time: Expectation: The anticipation can evolve into an expectation that they will continue to receive free items or services. Fourth time: Entitlement: If the freebies continue, the recipient may start to feel entitled to them, believing they deserve the continued generosity. Fifth time: Dependency: Eventually, the recipient may become reliant on receiving free items, potentially hindering their own efforts to obtain them independently. Sixth time: Resentment (if giving stops): If the freebies stop, the recipient may feel resentment or even anger, as they were accustomed to receiving them. This sequence, often cited in discussions about giving and generosity, emphasizes that while giving is a positive act, it's also important to be mindful of the potential consequences and to strike a balance between generosity and encouraging self-reliance.
This is crazy
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On #METROFMTALK with @FaithMangope, we unpack the debate around sibling support in South Africa.
Should one sibling be legally required to financially support another, or is this simply a moral obligation rooted in Ubuntu and family responsibility? We explore where cultural duty ends and legal responsibility begins.
Joining the conversation were Mametlwe Sebei, lecturer at UNISA’s College of Law, leadership coach and author Ndumi Hadebe, and attorney Nonhlanhla Mtshali.
Catch the podcast on www.metrofm.co.za ... See MoreSee Less
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Why don't you quote the law and tell us what it says about a sibling who refuses to work because they are being taking care of? The law should be able to answer that question.
I have to listen to this
That act needs amending
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