947 Drive with Thando

Today on Your Story, we catch up with fitness entrepreneur, author and motivational speaker Letshego Zulu. From making history as the first Black African woman to compete in the Absa Cape Epic to overcoming unimaginable personal loss, Letshego has inspired South Africans with her resilience and determination. We chat about her incredible journey through sport, business and motherhood, the lessons grief has taught her, and why she continues to encourage others to live boldly and embrace every challenge life throws their way.
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Winter doesn't just affect drivers — it affects vehicles too. Colder temperatures can reduce battery performance, alter tyre pressure, increase fuel consumption, and place extra strain on key components. Yet many motorists don't adjust their maintenance routines for the season, often leading to preventable breakdowns and costly repairs.
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on 947 Drive with Thando, we sit down with South African music heavyweights Nasty C and Tellaman, who have reunited for their latest release, Big Timing. The longtime collaborators take us behind the scenes of the track, reflecting on how their creative journey together began, what keeps their chemistry strong, and what fans can expect from this exciting new chapter. From music and friendship to the evolution of their careers, it's a conversation you won't want to miss.
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For many Johannesburg residents, the past week and weekend have been defined by dry taps, low water pressure and growing frustration as water outages affected several parts of the city. Earlier today, Johannesburg Water indicated that supply has largely been restored, but some areas are still expected to experience intermittent shortages as the system recovers. So, where do things stand now, what caused the disruptions, and when can residents expect a full return to normality? To give us an update, we’re joined by Gugulethu Quma, Operations Manager at Johannesburg Water.
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Tattoos aren't just for younger generations — many grandparents have tattoos with fascinating stories behind them. From military tattoos and old-school sailor ink to the names of loved ones, cultural symbols, or tattoos done on a dare decades ago, every piece usually comes with a story. Some grandparents proudly show them off, while others spent years trying to hide them from the family.
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