Fuel at R30 a litre: Should government cap petrol prices?

Anonymous from Dolphin Coast asked for advice after telling her boyfriend, who had already forgiven her for cheating, that she thought he and the other guy would've actually been good friends. The comment didn't land well, and he's since been giving her the cold shoulder. Ryan from Greenwood Park and Karey from PMB called to weigh-in on whether she crossed a line or if her boyfriend was overreacting. Missed it? Tune in..

Stacey and J Sbu asked KZN singles to share the surprisingly small things that instantly put them off a potential partner. Listeners weighed in with everything from secret socks and living with your mom after 40, to body odour, dental hygiene and height differences. Turns out everyone's got a dealbreaker, no matter how irrational it sounds. Missed it? Listen in..

Stacey and J Sbu put J Sbu's internet knowledge to the test in a game of Whose Meme Is It Anyway? He had to identify some of the internet's most iconic Vine quotes, including "Road work ahead?", "I'm in me mum's car" and "What's 9 + 10?". It lowkey proved that not everyone survived the Vine era with the same online credentials... While J Sbu fought for his life to get the correct answers, the team were surprised by sports lead Nick Tatham's knowledge! Missed it? Listen in!

Petrol has climbed above R30 a litre in some parts of South Africa, putting even more pressure on household budgets. Stacey and J Sbu unpacked the debate around whether government should step in and cap fuel prices to provide relief or whether that could create even bigger economic challenges down the road. Listeners shared their thoughts on the impact of rising fuel costs, the knock-on effect on everyday goods, and what the solution might be. Missed the conversation? Listen in..

The East Coast Radio Fugitive has dropped another cryptic clue, and this one might be his most intriguing yet. He hinted that something astronomical could happen tomorrow in the City of Flowers. He also revealed he may need a pit stop to freshen up and suggested that an extra pair of arms could come in handy. Is he preparing for his biggest move yet? The mystery is growing, the pressure is mounting, and tomorrow could change everything.

The East Coast Radio Fugitive is on the move again and this time he's surrounded by roses, azaleas and one of KZN's most picturesque locations. In his latest clue, he hinted that he's in the City of Flowers and the administrative capital of KwaZulu-Natal. Is this the clue we have been waiting for or is he still leading the province on a wild goose chase?

After a full day spent evading KZN, the East Coast Radio Fugitive revealed his final clue before calling it a night. With the bounty now sitting at R29 000, he announced he'll be checking into a hotel and starting from there in the morning. His parting hint? "A Hotel, B Hotel." If nobody finds him, the hunt continues with East Coast Breakfast tomorrow morning.

Nobody has found the East Coast Radio Fugitive yet, but the clues keep coming. The bounty climbed to R28 000 as he pointed listeners towards Rich Bay with a "Salt Bay" hint, shared his love for Lionel Richie's All Night Long, and joined Stacey and J Sbu for a singalong. With only 35 minutes remaining and a beach appearance planned for 5pm, the chase reached a critical stage.

The East Coast Radio Fugitive checked in with another cryptic clue as the bounty climbed to R27 000. He's hiding near the deepest natural harbour in KZN, in a city named after a real-life Sir. As if that wasn't enough to process, J Sbu also treated him to a painfully cringey dad joke. Clues, laughs and a growing bounty all in one call.

The East Coast Radio Fugitive checked in after his dramatic capture in Newcastle, and while Tash may have claimed the R15,000 bounty, he's already looking ahead to his next move. In this chat, he explains how he'd describe his unusual lifestyle to a six-year-old, reflects on his journey across KZN, and drops a major hint about where he's headed next. Could the coast be calling him home? Plus, find out what's waiting for listeners on tomorrow's East Coast Breakfast as the chase continues.