RC 260905702Gugs Mhlungu

Saturday, 5 September 2026

A wide-ranging Saturday show focused on albinism awareness, parenting boundaries, AI’s workforce impact and whether South Africa should retire older cars by age or roadworthiness.

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  1. 08:01

    A Western Cape taxi-industry peace deal between Qatar and Codeta commits both rivals to resolving disputes through formal channels rather than violence, with commuter safety prioritised.

  2. 06:47

    Specialist dermatologist Dr Yashika Kalawan said 98% of people with albinism in Africa die before 40, with eight in 10 deaths linked to preventable skin cancer.

  3. 07:22

    Motoring guest Warren Tucker rejected a blanket 15-year retirement rule, calling instead for strict annual government inspections, especially for taxis, buses and other vehicles carrying passengers.

  4. 09:20

    AI expert Mark Nasila said South Africa needs a transition plan for jobs, including reserving human-led roles such as teaching, caregiving and guardianship rather than automating everything.

  5. 08:23

    Parenting coach Gail Friend argued that parents must tolerate children’s dislike when enforcing boundaries, then reconnect through validation and conversations that build trust and problem-solving skills.