RC 260921702Aubrey Masango
Monday, 21 September 2026
Aubrey Masango focused on Gauteng’s killings of women, urging restraint in public narratives while examining policing capacity, heart disease among younger people and the DA’s housing record.
- 21:17
Police have not established that Gauteng’s 10 murdered women are linked or that a serial killer is responsible; two women face bail proceedings over Jabulile Ntimba’s murder, while a male suspect was released.
- 21:43
A criminology professor estimated only about 25,000 operational police officers are available at any time, equating to roughly 39 officers per 100,000 people against a UN guideline of 300.
- 20:28
An interventional cardiologist said heart disease is increasingly affecting people in their 30s and 40s, with diabetes and high blood pressure among the most important risk factors.
- 22:15
Political analyst Tara Ruis argued the DA’s social-housing record remains a major weakness, citing about 6,000 completed Cape Town units against demand from hundreds of thousands of applicants.
- 20:21
Masango rejected a businessman’s explanation that spiritual possession caused threats against women, saying the apology sounded hollow and that accountability should follow the alleged conduct.