RC 260828702Joanne Joseph
Friday, 28 August 2026
Crime, accountability and alleged criminal networks dominated the episode, alongside a major Springbok selection update and a reflective birthday interview with actress Tati Moshesh.
- 17:16
Crime fell in several categories, including murder, carjackings and residential robberies, but attempted murder rose nearly 9%; Ian Cameron warned the figures remain exceptionally high and may reflect displacement.
- 16:19
Former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela said responsibility for Nkandla’s R147 million expenditure should be examined across the government value chain, not placed on the architect alone.
- 15:23
At the Madlanga Commission, taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni alleged slain musician DJ Sumbody was targeted because of his association with him, while linking wider violence to alleged cartel networks.
- 16:41
The Springboks recalled Cheslin Kolbe and Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu for the second All Blacks Test; Pieter-Steph du Toit will earn his 100th cap and Siya Kolisi returned after a fitness test.
- 17:51
Birthday guest Tati Moshesh described a family that prized reading and critical thinking, and explained why The Four Agreements remains her personal guide to handling criticism and keeping her word.