Tuesday, 4 August 2026
Corruption watchdog IDAC came under fire, while the show’s biggest segment tracked the Morita Forestry collapse and how a carbon-credit promise allegedly duped thousands of investors.
702 Breakfast · 702 · Bongani Bingwa
- 06:58
The DA’s Glynnis Breitenbach said IDAC is “fatally tainted” and should be scrapped, replaced by a new independent Chapter 9 anti-corruption body staffed by people outside the NPA and police.
- 07:28
Morita Forestry was described as a pyramid scheme that promised daily payouts from a woodland and carbon credits, with more than 300,000 victims and over R350 million traced through crypto wallets.
- 08:13
A caller who joined Morita Forestry said about R1 million flowed through his bank account in under three months, leaving him blocked, threatened by angry investors, and unable to explain the money trail.
- 08:02
Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie faced questions over a R31 million World Cup trip for a 151-person delegation, including R7.8 million spent on the official government contingent.