RC 260911702Aubrey Masango
Friday, 11 September 2026
The episode centred on accountability: from South Africa’s response to international crime and football leadership to the urgent, underfunded fight against gender-based violence.
- 22:27
People Opposing Women Abuse says South Africa’s strong laws have not reduced gender-based violence because police, prosecutors and courts lack implementation and accountability; at least seven women are killed daily by intimate partners.
- 22:47
POWA, founded in 1979, now runs 14 Gauteng offices, two shelters and transitional housing, but its executive director says stagnant funding, ageing buildings and compliance problems threaten services.
- 21:31
A Ford Randburg sales manager warned buyers against emotional purchases, unaffordable instalments and balloon payments, advising customers to assess disposable income, running costs and resale value before signing.
- 20:51
Listeners debated Saturday’s SAFA presidential election between incumbent Danny Jordaan and businessman Sandile Zungu, with concerns about continuity, alleged intimidation and poor football development in rural and township communities.
- 20:12
South African authorities arrested six Nigerian nationals allegedly linked to an organised cybercrime network accused of defrauding more than 100 American women of over R100 million through online relationships.