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You spend years teaching your children how to spread their wings, but how do you prepare yourself for the day they finally fly? On this episode of Mom’s Moment, Carol Ofori explores the emotional journey of the empty nest, the challenges of letting go, and learning to rediscover yourself as your role as a hands-on parent begins to change. How are you preparing for this next chapter, and if your children have already left home, how has life changed for you?

On this Skebenga Tuesday, Anonymous knows her father has a history of abusing his partners. After years of violence against her mother, he is now allegedly doing the same to his new wife. Despite confronting him, Anonymous has chosen not to take further action. Is she a skebenga for staying out of it, or is it simply not her responsibility to intervene?

It’s Appreciation Monday with Carol Ofori! Celebrating the people, moments, and little blessings that make life extra special. Who are you grateful for, and who deserves a little shout-out and some love today? Take a listen to these conversations spreading positivity, celebrating people, and remembering that sometimes, a simple “thank you” can mean the world.

The East Coast Radio Fugitive turned up the heat in Richards Bay, dropping clues throughout the morning until 11am. But Avishkar Dramraj was determined to crack the case, driving all the way from Durban to track him down. His mission paid off at Mac’s Fish & Chips in Meerensee, where he found the elusive Fugitive and walked away with a whopping R15 000. Now that’s a road trip worth taking.

The fabulous digital content creator and influencer Caitlin Hood, who has been the Investigator in the East Coast Radio Fugitive hunt. While Caitlin is out on a road trip of her own, Shaina-Rae catches up with her to find out what’s happening on the streets, what clues are emerging, and whether she’s any closer to tracking down the elusive Fugitive.

Shaina-Rae and the listeners put their detective skills to the test as they chased clues to track down the East Coast Radio Fugitive on his ultimate KZN road trip. But with the East Coast Radio Fugitive, he is always one step ahead, this hunt was anything but easy. Buckle up for the twists, turns, and all the hunting madness.

The East Coast Radio Fugitive is on the move, and Durban is off the radar. He’s heading to Northern KZN via the N3, passing a few small towns and one BIG town before reaching his overnight destination. The Fugitive hunters are connecting the dots, following the clues and racing to figure out where he’s headed. With a whopping R10,000 bounty up for grabs, the stakes are high. Who will solve the mystery, track him down and walk away with the cash? Take a listen to the latest Fugitive update.

He may have been caught during East Coast Breakfast this morning, handing over a whopping R30,000, but that didn’t stop the East Coast Radio Fugitive from stirring up more chaos during Carol Ofori’s broadcast at Plato Coffee in Shelly Beach. One sneaky street photo was all it took to send people flocking to the venue. And while everyone looked like they were there for coffee and cookies, there was another mission brewing… hunting down the East Coast Radio Fugitive.

Chaos erupted outside East Coast Radio. Seconds after the East Coast Radio Fugitive posted a picture of the ECR building on the WhatsApp Channel, listeners came rushing into the parking lot, convinced they were about to catch him. Carol couldn’t resist joining the hunt herself getting in on the action, chatting to the Fugitive hunters and seeing if she could spot him before anyone else.

She hunted him down… and walked away R10 000 richer. Slondile Dlamini from Pinetown finally caught up with the East Coast Radio Fugitive at Flight Centre in Cotswold this morning. She told Carol she’d been hot on his trail, missing him a couple of times along the way , but today, her luck changed. Her hunt is over, and R10 000 is now hers.

It may have been cold in KZN, but The East Coast Radio Fugitive was bringing the heat. He had KZN guessing as he made his way through Howick, keeping listeners on their toes and leaving plenty of clues along the way. And just when you thought the stakes couldn’t get higher… he increased the bounty to R10,000. So, where was he hiding and could YOU have been the one to catch him?

The East Coast Radio Fugitive made his way to the South side of Durban, Umlazi to be precise. After increasing the bounty to R33 000, Chris Tomlinson who drove all the way from The Bluff, found him right outside Max's Lifestyle . Chris Tomlinson is R33 000 richer.

In an interesting turn of events , Carol finally got the chance to call The East Coast Radio Fugitives wife for a much needed conversation. Take a listen as his wife shared some important information about him.

With confusion around The East Coast Radio Fugitive reaching an all-time high, Carol Ofori has decided it’s time to call in BACKUP! Enter South African digital content creator, influencer and wellness enthusiast Caitlin Hood, who has officially been appointed as The East Coast Radio Fugitive Investigator on the Carol Ofori Show. And her first mission? Track down the Fugitive’s wife! Carol is determined to have a little “woman-to-woman” chat with Mrs Fugitive after her recent voice note to the show. But first, Caitlin has to find her! Will Caitlin crack the case and get Mrs Fugitive’s number?

Before disappearing into his day off, the East Coast Radio Fugitive revealed his ultimate way to unwind: zero company, and a pot of Bombay Duck Curry. Carol was caught completely off guard because she has never heard of such a curry before , so she turned to the ECR KZN listeners for answers… and, of course, they had plenty to say.