RC 260922702Clement Manyathela

Tuesday, 22 September 2026

The show focused on South Africa’s sovereignty dispute with the US, Eskom’s turnaround and affordability, serious police allegations, workplace side hustles and eczema care.

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  1. 10:03

    Criminal charges against suspended National Police Commissioner Fani Masemola were withdrawn over the R360 million Medicare 24 tender, clearing the way for his likely reinstatement.

  2. 10:27

    Outgoing Eskom chairperson Teto Nyati said the utility will target R112 billion in cost savings over five years, while keeping tariff increases below double digits.

  3. 10:56

    Nyati said load reduction in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal is caused by overloaded local infrastructure and illegal connections, with smart meters needed to distinguish non-paying users.

  4. 09:18

    Clement Manyathela criticised the US ambassador for refusing to answer whether Afrikaners face genocide, arguing the claim lacks evidence and forms part of pressure on South Africa.

  5. 11:18

    Employment experts advised workers to disclose side hustles, including informal businesses and freelance work, especially where contracts restrict outside employment or company resources could be involved.