Chester Missing returns in sharp new show
READ | Gaza puppet maker turns tins into toys in ruins of war
From Cape Town to Durban, Makhanda to Gqeberha, audiences can expect sharp satire, laugh-out-loud moments, and thought-provoking commentary as Koch and his well-known puppet, Chester Missing, dive into politics, identity, and life in South Africa. The dynamic duo unpacks more details with eNCA.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
eNCA
17 hours ago
- eNCA
Over 1,200 Marimba players set global record
JOHANNESBURG - It's feel good Friday here on #TheSouthAfricanMorning . A time when we celebrate the small wins and everything good, this wonderful country has to offer. The Good Things Guy, Brent Lindeque spoke to #eNCA 's Dan Moyane .
eNCA
2 days ago
- eNCA
What would you do first if you won millions in the national lottery?
JOHANNESBURG - A lucky fish has just netted R124-million in the national lottery. The winner spent just R37 on the winning ticket. On the SA Morning Soapbox, we want to know, if that was you, what's the first thing you would do? eNCA reporter Nkosikhona Malinga-Mnisi found out what Durban residents say.
The Herald
6 days ago
- The Herald
Sunday Times launches new show with eNCA, bringing you headline news
The Sunday Times has joined forces with eNCA to bring you a fast-paced current affairs programme every Sunday morning, sharing insights and analysis behind the headlines of South Africa's biggest newspaper. Each episode opens with rapid headline analysis, complete with live audience polling, before transitioning into deeper panel discussions between eNCA anchors and Sunday Times editors. The Brief launches on Sunday at 8am. Full episodes will be available on eNCA's YouTube channel, while highlight clips are tailored for social platforms. Viewers can engage with embedded content on TimesLIVE, and podcast versions will be available across major audio streaming services, creating one of the most dynamic and far-reaching news ecosystems in the country. 'We are proud to bring the excellence of South Africa's most influential Sunday read onto your screens,' said Nwabisa Makunga, managing director of news and media at Arena Holdings. 'This groundbreaking partnership with eNCA marks a significant step in our multi-platform strategy. It demonstrates our commitment to broaden our journalistic offering and to extend our trusted investigative voice.' TimesLIVE
