RC 260914702Aubrey Masango
Monday, 14 September 2026
The episode centred on safety after five women were found dead near Kempton Park, prostate cancer screening for black men, and the ANC’s deepening factional crisis.
- 22:01
Police are investigating whether five women found dead around Kempton Park and Olifantsfontein over two months were murdered by the same person; one suspect remains in custody.
- 20:58
Experts urged black men to begin annual PSA screening at 40, noting their higher risk and that early-detected prostate cancer can be treated while advanced disease may not be curable.
- 21:36
A criminologist and security analyst advised communities to use running groups, vary routines, share routes, improve visibility, and strengthen neighbourhood and community-policing structures.
- 22:16
Political analyst Bafana Palani attributed the ANC’s internal fractures to competition for fewer positions as electoral support declines, saying factional contests increasingly displace service to communities.
- 23:26
The programme also examined cultural appropriation after three white women participated in the Reed Dance, questioning how African cultural practices can welcome outsiders without violating communities’ boundaries.