Cape Talk, Friday morning

That differentiates kids who can make their way easy in the world versus those that can't is access, you know, access to networks, access to information, access to just basic things, like Max was saying. Just if there were things that he'd knew when he was in the rural areas versus what he had to wait to learn until he only came, you know, into the more urban environment, it would have been a game changer for him. So send those through. Please do. 072-567-1567. It's half past 11.

Let's check in with EWN News headlines. Thank you, Saskia. Good morning. Metro police officers have made a million rand drug bust in a raid in Goodwood. Two suspects have also been nabbed in the operation. Metro police officers also confiscated a gun reported stolen in Johannesburg, among the items seized. The city's Ruth Solomon says the operation on Wednesday followed a tip-off about contrabands allegedly being stored at the premises. One of the suspects

Attempted to throw a parcel out of a window when the officers arrived, but the parcel was recovered and found to contain drugs. They found a second mail and recovered various items, including a firearm with its serial number filed off, several dozen rounds of ammunition, more than 1.5 kilogram of crystal mead with an estimated street value of 1 million rand, nearly 300 Mandrax tablets with an estimated street value of 14,500 rand, several small scales, two laptops and a gaming system, several banks, and a bank.

Cards, various items suspected to be stolen. The Madlanga Commission has heard that investigators were offered a quarter of a million rand bribe to make a 1.5 million rand theft case disappear. Hawk's official Puti Machele says he and a colleague were offered the money. The case involves JMPD officer Erika Mpach, who was convicted of stealing more than a million rand from a Johannesburg businessman. The businessman was on his way to buy stock for his store.