RC 260807702Aubrey Masango
Friday, 7 August 2026
Friday’s show moved from a heated open-line debate about DJ Warras’ killer and foreign nationals into two long, uplifting profiles on women building impact through business and period-poverty activism.
- 23:00
Armando Pakula, the man convicted in the DJ Warras murder, received 25 years after admitting he pulled the trigger for R25,000; the remaining suspect’s case was postponed to 17 August.
- 22:20
Janine Scott said Dignity in Flow fights period poverty for girls aged 10 to 20 by handing out hygiene packs, running monthly workshops and mentoring learners on school and career choices.
- 22:53
The organisation says it now supports about 50 girls, plus another 40 to 50 through partner groups, and still has to rely on sponsors, donors and sometimes the team’s own money.
- 21:11
Tando Lamula traced her path from the Vaal Triangle to leadership roles in tax, banking and governance, saying she now chairs the Mpumalanga Economic Regulator Board and a TVET college council.