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Your drive home, anchored by two trusted voices with undeniable chemistry. Stacey Norman and J Sbu bring sharp conversation, real perspective and high-energy moments that keep afternoons moving.Expect fearless talk, strong opinions, and engaging features that reflect what…
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The Fugitive revealed a clue, the bounty and some shade (opens the original)
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The East Coast Radio Fugitive called Stacey and J Sbu and left everyone wondering one thing: how much does this guy actually know? What started as a routine check-in quickly became a roast session. He took aim at Andi's checkered blazer, mocked Nick's bright red hoodie, and then casually revealed details that nobody expected him to know, including J Sbu's son, Zanda, and Stacey's cat, Goku. As if that wasn't unsettling enough, he dropped a classic Dirty Harry line: "Do you feel lucky, punk?" Was
The Fugitive has left Ballito and revealed where he's headed next (opens the original)
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The Fugitive has been watching a little too closely. He knew exactly what Stacey and J Sbu were wearing today, from Stacey's leopard print and red boots to J Sbu's all-black tracksuit. While he's keeping his exact location under wraps, he did reveal one important detail: he's on the move. Ballito is behind him, and by tomorrow morning, he'll be somewhere in eThekwini. From 6 am on Wednesday, 30 September, the search starts all over again, with a bounty that's already looking very tempting. But b
The East Coast Radio Fugitive was found but the search goes on (opens the original)
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On day two of the East Coast Radio Fugitive chase, hosts Stacey and Jase catch up with the elusive Fugitive live on air. Found at Sugar Rush Park by a softly spoken listener named Deeanne, the fugitive parted with R54,000 but a substantial share of the R400,000 prize pool remains unclaimed. The Fugitive reflected on the emotional and physical toll of being hunted across KZN, reveals his unusual grounding ritual of singing old station jingles and smooths over a tense exchange from the previous da
The Fugitive won't speak to Stacey and J Sbu (opens the original)
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So before news, sport and traffic Stacey and J Sbu shared that they managed to talk to the Fugitive’s mother. She had some sassy comments but the aunty tried her best. Stacey and J Sbu tried to call him, but he declined. Then sent them a voicenote Here's how it all went down...
The Fugitive's mother tells us about her son (opens the original)
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While the music was playing, Stacey and J Sbu found a number that seemed like it may belong to The Fugitive. The phone rang and they were greeted by the Fugitive's mother? You read that right. She was just as sassy as him but at least they got to speak to someone.
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