RC 260921702Mandy Wiener

Monday, 21 September 2026

The episode was dominated by Gauteng’s killings of women, police investigations, President Ramaphosa’s response, and wider concerns about government action and accountability.

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  1. 12:08

    Three suspects—one man and two women—were due in court over Jabulila Ntimba’s murder; police said a possible love triangle was involved, while links between the wider killings remain unconfirmed.

  2. 12:09

    Police expanded the Ekurhuleni investigation to include a woman found murdered in Soweto, bringing the known total to 10 victims, but said evidence was insufficient to identify one serial killer.

  3. 12:15

    A 46-year-old man was arrested through DNA evidence after police linked him to 16 alleged rapes across KwaZulu-Natal over more than a decade, including attacks at knifepoint.

  4. 12:24

    President Cyril Ramaphosa called gender-based violence and femicide a disaster, acknowledged the crisis reflected poorly on government, and said an inter-ministerial committee was developing further interventions.

  5. 12:53

    Political analyst Lucky Matibula said South Africa’s strong policies fail because public institutions lack the capability and capacity to implement them, with corruption sustaining the dysfunction.