RC 260921702Clement Manyathela
Monday, 21 September 2026
The episode focused on Gauteng’s escalating gender-based violence crisis, political accountability, and how families can navigate life-changing medical diagnoses.
- 09:08
Three suspects appeared in court over the murder of Jabulilin Dimba, the ninth woman found dead in Ekurhuleni since July, as police investigations continue.
- 09:31
Authorities are investigating businessman Lawrence Mudzinga Nyama’s immigration status, state-linked contracts and contractor gradings after a restaurant video showed him threatening women; his company removed him as director and chairman.
- 10:12
The DA said it would approach court over parties submitting single names on proportional-representation lists, arguing voters may not know who they are electing and vacant seats could affect coalition formation.
- 11:18
Clinical psychologist Gerald Williamson advised families to discuss serious diagnoses honestly and in age-appropriate ways, warning that secrecy can intensify grief and prevent relatives from offering support.
- 11:43
A palliative-care social worker highlighted support available through medical aids and organisations such as CANSA, including home visits, caregiving training, equipment and emotional support for families.