RC 261012702Clement Manyathela

Monday, 12 October 2026

A stalled Tembisa Hospital case against Hangwani Maumela, the ANC's Constitutional Court fight over candidate lists, and Navi Pillay's Nobel Peace Prize dominated a show also packed with listener calls on Hamilton and sibling rivalry.

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  1. 10:23

    The SIU says it has a very strong case against businessman Hangwani Maumela over the alleged R2 billion Tembisa Hospital looting, with preservation orders on three or four properties and luxury vehicles.

  2. 10:29

    Four years after the investigation began, Maumela still faces no criminal charges, and the Hawks would not confirm whether they are investigating him specifically, a point the show pressed.

  3. 11:03

    The ANC told the Constitutional Court that the IEC's submit-as-final requirement is not in electoral law, as it seeks to field 181 candidates it uploaded before the 28 August deadline.

  4. 09:46

    Navi Pillay, a former UN human rights chief, won the Nobel Peace Prize, and Donald Trump responded that nobody had ever heard of her and called the decision an embarrassment to Norway.

  5. 10:57

    The show launched a series on apartheid's architects with Hendrik Verwoerd, whose policies entrenched separate development and Bantustans; a guest said his education controls did the most lasting damage.