RC 260929702Aubrey Masango

Tuesday, 29 September 2026

Aubrey Masango scrutinised the President’s GBV response, NSFAS’s sustainability crisis, protection-order enforcement and the responsibilities of leaders and citizens.

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  1. 20:02

    President Cyril Ramaphosa ordered a 60-day national audit of unresolved murders, rapes and serious sexual offences involving women and children, alongside municipal safety audits and a forensic-backlog plan.

  2. 21:32

    NSFAS faces a funding shortfall, fragmented administration and limited university places; students applying for 2027 support were urged to apply by 31 October and disclose household details accurately.

  3. 20:50

    Family attorney Claire Thompson said police must arrest when a protection-order violation is supported by an affidavit, rather than mediate family disputes, while courts retain final oversight.

  4. 23:27

    Masango challenged the premature labelling of unresolved killings as gender-based violence, arguing leaders should wait for investigations before assigning blame to South African men or any other group.

  5. 22:58

    Leadership guest Andisa Ramabunga advocated daily self-audits, morning stillness and a six-second pause before responding, arguing leaders must identify whether they enable or obstruct their organisations.