RC 260929702Azania Mosaka
Tuesday, 29 September 2026
The episode focused on practical relationship realities, a new legal portal for women, digital forensics, and shifting South African car-buying trends.
- 13:53
Nexa Beyond launched a free phone-based legal portal for women in Gauteng, offering plain-language guidance and help drafting protection-order affidavits, pleadings and other documents.
- 14:12
Professor Martin Olifier said South Africa is at the forefront of digital forensics, but SAPS struggles to recruit and retain specialists because police salaries do not match their IT skills.
- 14:28
Digital evidence can place a suspect’s phone at a crime scene, but Professor Olifier stressed that tower data and geolocation remain circumstantial evidence requiring proper police investigation.
- 14:51
Chinese vehicle brands now account for more than 20% of South Africa’s new-car sales; Chery and GWM dominate the lower-priced rankings, while BYD is emerging above R700,000.
- 13:42
Listeners said living together exposes unequal domestic workloads, prompting a strong reminder that cooking and household chores are shared adult responsibilities rather than women’s duties.