RC 260911702Joanne Joseph

Friday, 11 September 2026

The episode centred on SAFA’s contested elective conference, ANC candidate-list failures, major court cases, and the Springboks’ expanding international rugby stage.

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  1. 16:18

    Former SAFA CEO Dennis Mumble said the organisation’s constitution undermines democratic governance, citing unequal member rights, an overbearing presidency and NEC, and the removal of Congress authority.

  2. 15:28

    The IEC told the Electoral Court that ANC candidate-list submissions were made up to five minutes before the deadline, with servers operational, blaming the party’s failure on last-minute work.

  3. 15:52

    Legal analyst Tabi Seng Dubazana said courts may guide self-represented accused people on procedure but cannot provide legal advice, warning that defending oneself in opposed criminal matters is highly risky.

  4. 15:26

    Police evidence in the Vusimusi Matlala-linked attempted-murder case was challenged by vehicle-tracking data allegedly contradicting officers’ account of how Musake Kekana was transported after arrest.

  5. 17:19

    World Rugby is investing $4 billion over six years ahead of the 2031 United States World Cup, using marquee matches such as the Springboks-All Blacks Test to grow rugby’s American audience.