Power FM, Thursday evening

Of Chuma's sobriety following his claim that he cannot recall pleading guilty or signing the plea and sentencing agreement. His extradition matter returns to court on 5 November 2026. Chuma is wanted in the United Kingdom in connection with three counts of murder involving his wife and two children in other news: the government has almost given up on the taxi recapitalization program as the industry simply refuses to cooperate. Now, the CEO of

the initiative of Visham Nairu told a high-level transport roundtable meeting in Pretoria that the resistance has resulted in more than 80,000 unroadworthy minibuses operating on the country's roads. Because the program is voluntary, we can't force them to present their vehicles for scrapping. And those 5,200 are essentially those operators that cannot afford a new vehicle. So the balance of the vehicles that are on the road are illegal and unlicensed.

Out of the 80,000, 52,000 we know can be traced back to actively operating vehicles, in other words, previously on operating licenses, either registered on latest as persons for reward or owned by people that were previously operators by credit. And finally, President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for a dedicated maintenance system to prevent government-subsidized housing from falling into disrepair. He was speaking during a visit to the Kornub.