RC 261102702John Perlman
Monday, 2 November 2026
Monday's show centred on Western Cape special-voting ballot delays, the SAHRC's findings on Gauteng's water crisis, and a R1.66 billion order against a former Bosasa executive.
- 15:25
The Pretoria High Court ordered a former Bosasa chief operating officer to pay the state more than R1.66 billion, after finding he benefited from the company's corruption network.
- 17:21
The SAHRC's Gauteng water inquiry found the province is not short of water. The real problems are high water losses, ageing infrastructure and insufficient plans to detect and prevent leaks.
- 15:21
Only 10 of Cape Town's 116 wards had special-voting stations open at 8am, because ballots had not arrived on time, causing hour-long waits for early voters.
- 16:55
Robin Binks says a broken sewer pipe in Parktown North has flooded his garden for months. The contractor dug a hole, then abandoned the site, and the problem remains unfixed.
- 15:06
The Palm Taxi Rank in Delft reopened after being shut last week following deadly shootings in a rival-association feud. Around a dozen people have been killed across Cape Town in recent weeks.