RC 260929702Joanne Joseph
Tuesday, 29 September 2026
The episode was dominated by scrutiny of the Madlanga Commission, Gauteng’s exposed e-Panic database, gender-based violence and practical efforts to address hunger.
- 15:27
Taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni defended paying legal fees for a convicted taxi-murder suspect’s family, while denying support for assassinations during Madlanga Commission questioning.
- 15:52
A Stellenbosch computer science student found Gauteng’s e-Panic database publicly exposed, including users’ identities, location histories, crime reports and more than 5,000 linked images.
- 15:32
The National Prosecuting Authority is reviewing the Medicare 24 corruption case against Vusimuzi Matlala and 15 others after scrutiny of the investigation at the Madlanga Commission.
- 16:52
SA Harvest said about 10 million tons of edible food reaches South African landfill annually, while nearly 19 million people do not know where their next meal will come from.
- 17:23
The Black Business Council explained that mandatory 30% subcontracting applies to qualifying government tenders above R30 million, but definitions of “local” vary in practice.