RC 260831702Aubrey Masango
Monday, 31 August 2026
A wide-ranging episode tackled women’s health beyond weight, e-hailing permit chaos, KwaZulu-Natal’s shifting politics and a forceful debate over Pan-Africanism and governance.
- 21:39
Around 5,000 Move e-hailing drivers say vehicle impoundments are cutting off their only income, with permits delayed while police enforce rules amid unresolved regulatory talks.
- 21:50
Gauteng Transport says passenger operators must hold operating licences, but a moratorium remains during reforms; a modernised digital application system is being piloted to speed approvals.
- 20:24
Registered dietitian Omi Naidu said 68% of South African women are overweight or obese, but health screening must also assess blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol, mental health and muscle.
- 21:28
David Foster and Reggie Ayer from Reiger Park qualified for the Deadly Dozen World Championships in London, seeking R40,000 for flights and accommodation after transforming their lives through fitness.
- 22:21
Political analyst William Mbofu linked MK Party gains in KwaZulu-Natal to regional and ethnic politics, while Aubrey Masango challenged him to prioritise governance failures and service delivery.