Episodes
150
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Aug 2026
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Drive time has never been this exciting, the Capricorn Drive with DJ Complexion is what you need after a long day. He touches on all that is happening locally and abroad, filling you in on what you may have missed throughout the day and offering a space for you to test your general knowledge.
Complexion, Nhlamulo and Mroks discuss with listeners WhatsApp’s upcoming username feature, which will allow users to connect without immediately sharing their phone numbers. The conversation looks at how the update could improve privacy, how WhatsApp usernames will work, and whether this new way of connecting could change how people communicate and identify each other on the platform.
Complexion Nhlamulo and Mroks, discuss with the case of a 47-year-old man from Boschkop who appeared in the Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on a charge of attempted murder after allegedly concealing his HIV status from his girlfriend. The conversation looks beyond the courtroom at the wider national and international conversation around HIV awareness, disclosure, trust and responsibility in relationships, while also considering how cases like this raise difficult questions about informed consent and the responsibility people have toward their partners.
Egypt’s reported plans to phase out camel and horse rides at the Pyramids of Giza, looking at the debate around animal welfare and ethical tourism. The conversation asks listeners whether they would still visit the pyramids without the traditional rides and whether they believe phasing them out is the right decision.
Complexion, Nhlamulo and Mroks discuss the hidden financial cost of looking for a job, from spending money on data, transport, printing CVs and attending interviews to borrowing money just to keep applying. The conversation looks at the pressure young job seekers face when they have to spend money they do not have in the hope of securing employment, and whether the cost of job hunting is becoming an additional barrier for people already struggling to find work.
On this episode the team disscusses the pressure of comparing yourself to the standards and lifestyles constantly presented on social media. The conversation looks at how seeing other people’s achievements, relationships, lifestyles and seemingly perfect lives can affect the way we view our own progress, and whether chasing an online standard can leave people feeling like they are not doing enough.
In this episode of Midweek Chat, Complexion Chats discusses the recent case involving Cartrack employee Gcina Dhladhla, who died after reportedly collapsing at work. The conversation explores the pressures many employees face when deciding whether to stay home or report for duty while sick. The discussion also looks at factors such as fear of losing income, concerns about job security, workplace culture, and the expectations placed on workers, employer responsibility, employee wellness, and whether organisations are doing enough to create environments where workers feel supported when facing health challenges.
In this episode of Capricorn Drive, Complexion explores how Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi is advancing digital inclusion for older South Africans through the Digital Public Infrastructure initiative. The conversation also features insights from tech expert Edzai Zvobwo, who unpacks the importance of making digital services more accessible for older citizens, the barriers many still face, and what needs to be done to bridge South Africa's digital divide. Listeners are invited to share whether they consider themselves tech-savvy, how comfortable they are using digital government services, and whether they have older family members who are still being left behind by technology as South Africa continues its digital transformation.
In this episode of Capricorn Drive, Complexion chats to South African sports photographer Vincent "Vino Snap" Matlou following the announcement that he will represent South Africa at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Mexico. From capturing local football matches in 2016 to becoming one of the country's most recognised football photographers, Vino reflects a journey defined by passion, persistence and a commitment to telling authentic football stories. The conversation explores his selection as part of South Africa's delegation, the support from the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, and the significance of representing the nation on football's biggest stage. Vino also discusses documenting the early careers of stars such as Relebohile Mofokeng, Mfundo Vilakazi and Mduduzi Shabalala, and how his work has helped shine a spotlight on emerging talent across South Africa.
In this episode of Midweek , Complexion Chats speaks to Contralesa President, Kgoshi Mathupa Mokoena, about the importance of initiation as the initiation school season begins. We explore the behavioral changes that initiates undergo, the impact of the lessons learned during initiation school, and how these teachings are applied in their daily lives. The discussion also focuses on how young boys transform into responsible young men through the initiation process and the role this cultural practice continues to play in society.
Complexion speaks to renowned South African producer Makwa about his latest single, ‘iLanga’, featuring celebrated rapper Kwesta and talented vocalist Boontle RSA. The conversation explores the inspiration behind the feel-good anthem, which celebrates music, nightlife, freedom, and unforgettable moments shared on the dance floor until sunrise. The discussion also highlights the creative collaboration behind the track, its vibrant sound, and what fans can expect from this exciting new release.
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