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On-air predictions, tracked to the outcome
Hosts, analysts and callers make calls on air every day — rate cuts, reshuffles, title races. We extract the falsifiable ones from the broadcast transcript, wait for the horizon, and score them against public sources. Every call keeps its audio receipt.
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Graded means checked against a public source after the check-by date. Verdicts judge the claim, never the person: hosts, guests and callers all count.
Verdicts, newest first1–15 of 15
The verdict· graded 07 Oct
The Randburg Magistrates' Court did not deny Shadrack Sibiya bail on 7 October 2026; instead, his formal bail application was postponed to Tuesday, 13 October 2026.
Readers: 2 said yes, 0 said no
The verdict· graded 06 Oct
The High Court in Pretoria dismissed an urgent bid to stop the sale of a Ferrari valued at no less than R9,5 million
The verdict· graded 01 Oct
While the judicial review challenging the legality of the Section 89 Phala Phala independent panel's report was argued before a full bench of the Western Cape High Court from 2 to 4 September 2026, the court did not deliver a judgment by 30 September 2026. Instead, the three-judge bench reserved jud
The event so far
2 predictions from 2 stations
Thu 20 Aug, 21:54702This one
Godrich Gardi
IncorrectWed 2 Sep, 17:51Power FM
The Western Cape High Court will not deliver a decision on Cyril Ramaphosa’s review application concerning the Section 89 impeachment panel report on 2026-09-03.Dr. Shani Shadi Mahanu
Correct
The verdict· graded 01 Oct
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) confirmed that its final report concerning investigations under Proclamation 123 of 2023—which covers corruption, unauthorized bursaries, and serious maladministration within the Free State Office of the Premier's bursary scheme for higher-education students—was
The verdict· graded 01 Oct
The Western Cape High Court did not rule on the applications by 30 September 2026; instead, it is scheduled to hear the matter next month (October 2026).
The verdict· graded 28 Sept
The commission rejected the delay, and the chairperson ordered the evidence leader, Advocate Matthew Chaskalson, to place the evidence on the record.
The verdict· graded 28 Sept
Because Khan is not here, his evidence will not be heard this morning. Madlanga says the application for part of Khan's evidence to be heard on 6 October.
Readers: 1 said yes, 0 said no
The verdict· graded 28 Sept
Police said a suspect was in custody on 2026-09-14, another suspect remained in custody on 2026-09-17, and three suspects were arrested in connection with Robert Wolk’s murder on 2026-09-21. No single perpetrator has been charged with all the killings.
The verdict· graded 23 Sept
On 2026-09-22, reports publicly identified the arrested senior police officer as suspended deputy national police commissioner Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya.
The claim only asks whether the officer’s identity would be publicly confirmed by 22 September 2026. The 2026-09-22 passages do so explicitly, naming Shadrack Sibiya and describing him as the arrested senior officer accused of sexual grooming and rape.
The verdict· graded 03 Sept
On 2026-09-01, Brown Mogotsi’s bail matter was postponed to 11 September 2026; no bail denial was issued that day.
The claim said the Johannesburg Magistrates' Court would deny the bail application on 2026-09-01, but the research notes say the court did not rule on bail then. Instead, the matter was postponed, so the predicted denial did not happen on the stated date.
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The verdict· graded 26 Aug
On 25 August 2026, the three accused in the Reiger Park murder case appeared in the Boksburg Magistrates’ Court and continued their bail application.
The notes explicitly say the accused appeared in court on the specified date for their bail application. That matches the prediction’s date, court appearance, and purpose, so the claim is verified.
The verdict· graded 24 Aug· weaker evidence
Matlala’s legal team prepared the supplementary affidavit and later sought condonation for a late filing after the 22 August 2026 deadline.
The claim says the legal team would file a supplementary affidavit within days, and the outcome shows they did prepare and later submit that supplementary affidavit. That matches the substance of the prediction, even though the later condonation issue concerns timing rather than whether the filing happened.
3 sources
The verdict· graded 19 Aug
The court postponed the matter to February 27, 2027
The claim was that the court would not issue a deportation order on 2026-08-19, and the outcome shows the matter was postponed instead. Since no deportation order was issued, the prediction was correct.
The verdict· graded 18 Aug
Vusimuzi Matlala’s Madlanga Commission testimony was postponed to 1 September 2026.
The claim said Matlala’s testimony would be postponed, and that is exactly what happened: it was postponed to a later date. The outcome matches the claim, with no mismatch in the core prediction.
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