Breakfast with Martin Bester

Is there really anything wrong with dating a colleague?

That is what Anonymous wants to know in this week’s Asking For A Friend on Breakfast with Martin Bester.

Anonymous wrote to Breakfast with Martin Bester, asking: “Why am I not allowed to date my colleague? What’s so wrong with that?”

This is what the team and listeners had to say.

South Africa's future isn't only found beneath our soil. Some of it is being designed in Stellenbosch and sent into space.

Dragonfly Aerospace, founded by Bryan Dean and his colleagues in 2020, designs and builds sophisticated Earth-observation cameras and the satellites that carry them.

It is an extraordinary South African business story, one built on decades of hard-won experience.

South Africa developed valuable satellite engineering expertise around Stellenbosch University, but as projects ended and companies closed, that knowledge risked being lost to other industries.

Bryan and his team saw an opportunity to keep the capability together and turn it into a sustainable product business.

Justice prevailed for a Johannesburg woman after her two-and-a-half-year battle over a municipal water bill ended in her favour.

Following an investigation by the Public Protector, it was revealed that a faulty water meter had been behind the billing dispute.

According to eNCA, more than R2.6 million has now been credited to Bot’s municipal account.

Can you guess the latest Secret Sound on Breakfast with Martin Bester?

Breakfast with Martin Bester has launched a brand-new R50 000 Secret Sound. Can you guess the sound?

A Durban chef has been hailed as a hero after repeatedly running into a burning building to rescue a 74-year-old woman trapped upstairs.