RC 260909702Clement Manyathela

Wednesday, 9 September 2026

Mining’s growth prospects, alleged JMPD bribery tactics and the rules for lawyers returning after being struck off dominated the show.

Listen · 1:26 · AI-read recap
  1. 10:30

    Minerals Council CEO Mzila Mtenjane said improved electricity and rail performance is restoring mining confidence, but policy uncertainty continues keeping significant investment on the sidelines.

  2. 10:54

    Mtenjane said rolling out the mining cadastral system nationwide by March 2027 could unlock more than R50 billion in domestic expansion capital and improve licensing transparency.

  3. 09:26

    Listeners described alleged JMPD bribery demands involving e-wallets, cash, vouchers and ATM withdrawals, while one courier operator said vehicle webcams helped protect drivers from dubious roadside stops.

  4. 11:17

    The Legal Practice Council explained that striking-off decisions are made by the High Court; readmission requires evidence of genuine, permanent reform, often including psychological reports and repayment of stolen trust funds.

  5. 11:38

    Clement urged a 31-year-old listener who has been single for five years to stop waiting passively, approach people respectfully and consider moving beyond traditional dating expectations.