RC 260922702Azania Mosaka

Tuesday, 22 September 2026

The episode weighed protest, respect and accountability against a backdrop of femicide, while explaining criminal profiling, sexual-assault evidence and future insurance data use.

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  1. 13:50

    Three people were arrested after a woman was found partially naked in Dawn Park; she is the ninth woman found dead in Ekurhuleni since July.

  2. 13:49

    The presenter argued that using profanity may undermine a protest’s purpose: if the goal is solutions and leadership listening, the viral tactic missed its objective.

  3. 14:10

    Criminal profiling starts with the crime scene, geographical analysis and victimology, but remains a tool for narrowing suspects rather than identifying a perpetrator.

  4. 14:42

    Investigators said sexual-assault survivors’ bodies and clothing can preserve crucial evidence; reporting promptly through a hospital, doctor or police channel can support DNA collection.

  5. 14:53

    South Africa has no central database yet for driving behaviour or traffic infringements; insurers currently rely mainly on claims history and their own customer data.