Tuesday, 4 August 2026
The episode was dominated by a heated discussion on false GBV accusations, alongside fresh Madlanga Commission evidence and practical advice on business growth and traditional foods.
The Clement Manyathela Show · 702 · Clement Manyathela
- 09:49
Sipho Dlovu said his ex-partner’s assault complaint against him dragged for two years, cost him bookings and brand work, and only ended after she posted a public apology and mediation was discussed.
- 09:48
Dlovu said the case led to his arrest and social media backlash, while the woman later said she had falsely accused him and wanted to withdraw the matter.
- 10:30
IDAC’s Peter Serunye told the Madlanga Commission that the Kumalo/Mokweli arrests were handled by a junior prosecutor and investigator without the required DDPP oversight or a proper case team.
- 11:12
Business adviser Tuto Mutsiye warned that premature expansion can collapse a business through margin erosion, slow customer payments, and weak systems to manage staff and cash flow.
- 11:43
Dietitian Ria Mokoko said traditional foods like moroho, beans, pilchards and mopani worms are nutritious, cheaper than many imported “healthy” foods, and should be cooked more simply at home.