Listener calls
When a listener phones a show, or sends a voice note that gets played, we log the call: the topic, their view in a sentence and their own words, with a clip of the call as it aired. Browse the last 7 days by station, show or topic.
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that government has failed to stop gender-based violence and advocates restoring the death penalty because current punitive measures are inadequate.
“So I am advocating for the death penalty to come back.”
Lucinda
SAfm · The National Briefing · 30 Sept 07:17
Voice note
Ask AIArgues that the president’s address offered no strong action on crime and that municipalities cannot address local problems effectively.
“There's nothing drastic that shows force to address the issues of crime in our country.”
Pilani in Boksburg, Gauteng
SAfm · The National Briefing · 30 Sept 07:00
Voice note
Ask AIArgues that the president’s promises are empty and will not be fulfilled.
“Nothing will come true.”
A listener in Cape Town
SAfm · The National Briefing · 30 Sept 06:59
Listener call
Ask AIArgues that the president’s 60-day mandate will fail, recalling that a previous national dialogue produced no action on issues raised by the public.
A caller
SAfm · First Take SA · 30 Sept 05:39
Listener call
Ask AIAsks for practical solutions to murders instead of repeated blame of police, government and the country or calls for the death sentence.
“Nobody's coming forward. Here's the solution. Try this solution.”
Disagmachabol
SAfm · First Take SA · 30 Sept 05:39
Voice note
Ask AIArgues that South Africa should restore jails rather than correctional services and overhaul parole for hardcore criminals.
“What we have, we have correctional services, whereby if people get corrected, they must be tested by coming outside.”
A listener
SAfm · First Take SA · 30 Sept 05:38
Voice note
Ask AIArgues that crime results from unemployment, corruption and illegal immigration, and says prison officials may have relationships with hardened criminals affecting parole.
“Crime in this country is bedeviled by many factors: unemployment, corruption, illegal immigration, you name it.”
Paulo
SAfm · First Take SA · 30 Sept 05:37
