From reading the news to being the news: Natarah Nadesan signs off after two decades

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After waking up before the rest of KZN for two decades, Natarah Nadesan is signing off from the East Coast Breakfast news desk. We look back at the early mornings, the unforgettable on-air moments, and the life milestones that happened while she kept the province informed. From memorable broadcasts to the occasional on-air slip-up, Natarah reflects on her journey, and reveals what comes next.
12 Mar 2AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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