LottoStar and Kfm 94. 5 Present May Money Madness – Big Wins, Bigger Impact on Air!
Join the excitement of May Money Madness with LottoStar and Kfm 94.7! From 12 to 30 May, listeners in the Western Cape can win a share of R1 Million in cash every weekday.
Get ready to crank up the volume because LottoStar and Kfm 94.7 are bringing you May Money Madness – a thrilling on-air competition where players will walk away with a share of R1 Million in cash, every weekday, from 12 – 30 May!
Listeners across the Western Cape can take part by entering and placing a bet on www.lottostar.co.za. And here's the exciting part — when Kfm 94.5 calls and you answer, you'll receive R2,500 instantly! Not only do you get a chance to win big, but you'll also be supporting a greater cause – Save7, an organisation raising awareness on organ donation and transforming lives through groundbreaking initiatives like the LifePod – a first-of-its-kind donor ICU saving viable organs at Tygerberg Hospital in the Western Cape.
But this isn't your average radio competition.
In true LottoStar style, there's an unexpected twist coming – a surprise that could change everything for one lucky player. Let's just say… something golden is about to shine. 120 Golden Tickets will be won and one lucky player will walk away with R1 Million in cash in the Grand Finale, at the end of the competition.
Tune into Kfm 94.5 throughout May for all the live action, big reveals and the heart-stopping final moment when someone becomes an instant millionaire.
'This competition is about more than just big wins – it's about real impact,' said Maria Pavli, Chief Marketing Officer at LottoStar. 'We're giving South Africans a moment they'll never forget while supporting a cause that truly matters.'
Place your bets. Tune in. And stay ready – because May Money Madness is about to take over your radio.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Citizen
2 days ago
- The Citizen
Friends of the Kempton Park Libraries supports reading and creativity
Friends of the Kempton Park Libraries supports reading and creativity The Friends of the Kempton Park Libraries make a meaningful contribution to the community through annual individual membership fees, which are used to purchase books requested by the public. In return, members enjoy several privileges, including early access to newly acquired books. But their involvement doesn't end there. The Friends also run a variety of craft and hobby groups that meet regularly, enjoy working together, and actively contribute towards the book wish list. ALSO READ: The Friends of the Kempton Park Libraries to hold AGM These include Card Making (with handmade cards available for sale at Kempton Park libraries), General Handcraft, and a Book Club. One such group welcoming new members is the Scrapbooking Club, where participants creatively preserve their memories through photo albums. In 2024, this group generously donated R1 415 towards new books for the libraries. To join the Scrapbooking Club, contact Ellen Harmse at eharmse@ or 072 594 9050. For more information about the Friends or any of the hobby groups, ask at the counter of your local library or contact the chairperson, Jeanette Gunningham, on 082 773 7972 or gunston@ At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading! Stay in the know. Download the Caxton Local News Network App Stay in the know. Download the Caxton Local News Network App here
IOL News
4 days ago
- IOL News
Over R6 million raised for charities at the Comrades Marathon
The CHOC Cows were looking udderly amoozing at their water point in Hillcrest. Image: Supplied Over R6 million has been raised under the Comrades Marathon Association's Amabeadibeadi Charity Drive. These are the Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa (CHOC), SANParks Honorary Rangers, Community Chest, Rise Against Hunger, Hillcrest AIDS Centre Trust (HACT) and Childline KwaZulu-Natal. CHOC Cows manager Jayde McCarthy said: 'We did super well with our cows being absolutely amoozing!!!!' On Monday morning, McCarthy said they had raised R2,5m. 'Our highest fundraiser is Ida van de Wetering, who has raised R165k to date.' Video Player is loading. Play Video Play Unmute Current Time 0:00 / Duration -:- Loaded : 0% Stream Type LIVE Seek to live, currently behind live LIVE Remaining Time - 0:00 This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Text Color White Black Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Opaque Semi-Transparent Background Color Black White Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Opaque Semi-Transparent Transparent Window Color Black White Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Transparency Transparent Semi-Transparent Opaque Font Size 50% 75% 100% 125% 150% 175% 200% 300% 400% Text Edge Style None Raised Depressed Uniform Dropshadow Font Family Proportional Sans-Serif Monospace Sans-Serif Proportional Serif Monospace Serif Casual Script Small Caps Reset restore all settings to the default values Done Close Modal Dialog End of dialog window. Advertisement Next Stay Close ✕ Ad loading The CHOC Cows at their water point in Hillcrest during the Comrades Marathon. Image: Supplied McCarthy expressed gratitude to Van de Wetering and said they were proud of her. McCarthy mentioned that they had approximately 300 runners, but she had not yet checked their performance. McCarthy said it is incredibly motivating to remember they were doing this for children battling cancer. On Sunday, the CHOC Cows had a water point in Hillcrest, with an 'amoozing' vibe with fun, dancing, mooing and cow bells. 'It was amoozing! There was cow print everywhere, the supporters were phenomenal, handing out high fives, hugs, nutrition, hydration and mootivation! Our sponsor, Balwin, made that spot possible, and we are so grateful!' McCarthy exclaimed. The SANParks Honorary Rangers team at their watering hole in Camperdown. Image: SANParks Honorary Rangers/ Facebook Ahead of the marathon, SANParks Honorary Rangers' Peter Zietsman said the 98th edition of the Comrades Marathon was their second opportunity to be of assistance and participate and become beneficiaries. SANParks Honorary Rangers had a watering hole in Camperdown with two huge blow-up elephants. Zietsman said that due to fiscal limitations, SANParks has certain capital expenditure requirements that cannot be fulfilled within the current fiscal period. 'So what we do is we launch projects like this and we collect funds that we are able to fill those gaps of needs for SANParks, so they can reach their objectives in terms of community responsibilities and things like that,' Zietsman said. 'So it's financial, it's boots on the ground, it's activities providing assets for SANParks to function correctly.' The Community Chest team at their refreshment station. Image: Community Chest/ Facebook Community Chest executive director Gordon McDonald said: 'That money will be spent on early childhood development (ECD) because there's a critical problem with children not getting enough early education, and they're not finishing school, and they're not going to university and entering into the cycle of poverty. 'Good early childhood development, nutritious food, and good school stimulation programs are absolutely vital if you want to give a child a chance in life, and every child in every community deserves that chance.' McDonald said they work with children in vulnerable communities and currently support about 7,800 children every day around Pietermaritzburg and Durban. 'We have focused our Comrades money on ECD for about 18 years now, and it is making a difference, and it's nice to see.' Community Chest had a refreshment station outside Kingsmead Toyota, 1.5km from the finish line.
The Citizen
06-06-2025
- The Citizen
Rhythm in the wild: Book now to see Ndlovu Youth Choir live in Kruger
Rhythm in the wild: Book now to see Ndlovu Youth Choir live in Kruger Get ready for an extraordinary night of music, culture and purpose at the upcoming Kruger Concert for Conservation, headlined by the world-renowned Ndlovu Youth Choir. Taking place next Friday, June 13, this exclusive fundraising event is part of the prestigious Kruger Concert for Conservation series. With the vast and untamed beauty of Kruger National Park as its setting, the evening promises an inspiring blend of artistry and advocacy. Seats are limited for this one-of-a-kind experience. General admission tickets are R1 150 and include a complimentary glass of wine or gin, a selection of harvest table snacks, and a concert ticket – making it a night to remember in support of a vital cause. The event is co-hosted by the SANParks Honorary Rangers Lowveld to raise funds for conservation efforts in the Kruger National Park. Seats are limited, book now Guests are encouraged to book early on Quicket to secure their seats. Conservation fees and accommodation are not included. No private vehicles will be allowed, but convenient shuttle services will be provided from Nelspruit, Kruger Gate and the Pretoriuskop and Skukuza rest camps. Shuttle tickets can be booked when you book your concert tickets on the Quicket website. You can elevate your concert experience with an exclusive hospitality package, designed to make your evening at the Kruger Concert for Conservation truly unforgettable. While general seating offers a fantastic experience, the hospitality package provides the ultimate way to enjoy this prestigious event. What's included in your hospitality package? A premium welcome experience at the concert with an abundant harvest table and a complimentary glass of wine. A concert ticket. A guided game drive to the concert venue through the iconic Kruger bushveld. Bed and breakfast accommodation at the serene and stylish Nkambeni Safari Lodge. Return shuttle service between the lodge and the concert venue. Package pricing: R2 550 per person sharing R2 925 for a single person Important: When booking, please indicate whether you would like a shared or a single package. The return shuttles leave from 14:30, and guests must ensure they check in at Nkambeni Safari Lodge before their shuttle departs. Bookings for hospitality packages can only be done through Linda Pieters. Please email her. As proud sponsors of the Kruger Concert for Conservation, both FNB Mpumalanga and Produkta Motor Suzuki Nelspruit share a commitment to preserving South Africa's natural and cultural heritage. Ken Ngcobo of FNB Mpumalanga shared: 'FNB is deeply committed to preserving and uplifting South Africa's natural and cultural heritage. Our support for this initiative is a reflection of that mission, strengthening the vital conservation efforts led by the Kruger Honorary Rangers in the Kruger National Park. By protecting this iconic and historic environment, we help sustain the tourism industry in Mpumalanga and ensure future generations can experience its wonders.' PD Terblanche of Suzuki Nelspruit echoed this sentiment, saying: 'Music and nature both have the power to unite and inspire. We're honoured to support an event that celebrates both while contributing to vital conservation efforts.' Breaking news at your fingertips… Follow Caxton Network News on Facebook and join our WhatsApp channel. Nuus wat saakmaak. Volg Caxton Netwerk-nuus op Facebook en sluit aan by ons WhatsApp-kanaal. At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
