RC 260924702Joanne Joseph

Thursday, 24 September 2026

Heritage Day programming ranged from Ramaphosa’s GBVF update and KwaZulu-Natal violence to South African football, music, indigenous gardens and a returning False Bay great white shark.

Listen · 1:13 · AI-read recap
  1. 15:01

    President Cyril Ramaphosa promised an update within days on government’s GBVF response and investigations into nine women murdered in and around Ekurhuleni.

  2. 17:01

    A wanted suspect was arrested in connection with Durban’s 2021 Sydenham killings, where nine people died; he is due in court on multiple murder charges.

  3. 15:52

    Football commentator Mark Gleeson said the PSL has improved professionalism and development, but weak marketing and club instability threaten younger fans and long-term sustainability.

  4. 16:27

    Mango Groove’s Claire Johnston said Gallo’s centenary captures a pivotal musical era, when South African music crossed demographics and helped shape hearts and minds during the transition to democracy.

  5. 17:17

    A sub-adult great white shark was sighted near Seal Island in False Bay after an eight-year absence, raising cautious hope for marine tourism and the bay’s ecosystem.