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Up at 3h30 every day to train before she clocks into work at 6h30 often only getting home after 7pm, balancing nursing and competitive sport requires sacrifice and planning. Her weeks are filled with swimming, cycling, running, strength training and recovery sessions, all carefully arranged around demanding hospital shifts. Working…
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Behind the Posts: Jaco van der Walt Preps for Toyota Challenge Battle Against Romania A
The excitement in Bloemfontein is palpable as the second round of the prestigious Toyota Challenge kicks off this afternoon. To get an inside look into the camp, the Good Morning Breakfast team hosted star Toyota Cheetahs flyhalf Jaco van der Walt for an exclusive interview on his tactical mindset, squad…
The OFM Big Cover Up is back - Anchen Lintveld, OFM Sales and Marketing Manager shares more.
In collaboration with Round Table Southern Africa, OFM, the campaign aims to raise R200 000 in cash donations to help NGOs provide blankets and food to older people and children, who are affected most by winter’s chill. Listeners and businesses can contribute via ofmbigcoverup.co.za with a minimum contribution of R100…
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Ever wonder why you can perfectly recall a commercial jingle from 1998, but completely forget to reply to a crucial work email from 9:00 AM today? The Good Morning Greakfast sat down with renowned neurologist Dr Ben Van Niekerk to explore the staggering mechanics of human memory. It turns out,…