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Monday, 09 November · New daily picks at midnight SAST
An archive comedy pick with Suzelle turning a South African snack into a wonderfully particular occasion.
Watch on the creator’s YouTube ↗“Met oop kaarte speel.”“Play with open cards.”
Be honest and open about your intentions.
Put your cards on the table. No hidden agenda required.
Traditional expression · our English translation and explanation. Usage can vary.
An awkward traffic stare-down turns into a shared lunch. A 2024 advert, documented by 2oceansvibe; nostalgia, not a current offer.
Watch the archive clip ↗Archive sources: Vodacom clip via StoffelNZ on YouTube; other selections via East Coast Radio · Nostalgia, not a current offer or sponsorship.
A little kitchen dancing is absolutely encouraged. One of those songs that feels like coming home.
Watch the official music video ↗A growing collection of viral favourites loved in South Africa. For the laughs and memories—not a ranking by views.
A bicycle, a rugby post and a reaction that travelled everywhere. This favourite came from Namibia and found a huge audience in South Africa.
Watch the archive upload ↗Contains strong Afrikaans language. Archive upload; original uploader not confirmed. Background: IOL
One sip, a whole new accent. Revisit the playful water challenge that had South Africans joining in.
Watch via Good Things Guy ↗Publisher-hosted coverage and video. No autoplay.
Celebrating South Africa’s 66–7 win over Italy in Turin on 7 November 2026. Match report: SA Rugby ↗
A fan-song throwback from 2024: Radio Raps’ playful take on Zombie, dedicated to Rassie Erasmus. An archive celebration, not a new recording after the Italy match.
Watch the Rassie tribute ↗ · Source & background: EWN ↗
Keep the celebration going with Mango Groove and Freshlyground in our daily music picks above. All together now—go Bokke!
A braai, a pie and Suzelle doing things her own wonderfully particular way.
From the comedy archives: a very South African approach to making a plan.
A little early festive nonsense from Suzelle and Marianne. Because anybody can.
Suzelle brings her wonderfully particular garden makeover energy to a humble cinderblock bench. A comedy archive pick for a lazy Sunday.
An archive comedy pick with Suzelle turning a South African snack into a wonderfully particular occasion.
Passport control turns into a very South African catch-up. Stand-up from Trevor’s own channel; may contain strong language.
That kitchen. That fridge. That line. Revisit the classic through East Coast Radio’s archive selection.
A little trip back to the ads everyone seemed to remember. Selected in East Coast Radio’s nostalgic collection.
An old-school advertising grin from the South African TV archives, featured by East Coast Radio.
A VHS-era South African TV throwback. Archive upload by StoffelNZ; not an official brand upload.
An awkward traffic stare-down turns into a shared lunch. A 2024 advert, documented by 2oceansvibe; nostalgia, not a current offer.
A South African music favourite from the artist’s channel.
A South African music favourite from the artist’s channel.
A South African music favourite from the artist’s channel.
A South African music favourite from the artist’s channel.
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