RC 261013947Anele Mdoda

Tuesday, 13 October 2026

Tenant disputes dominated the Tuesday show, with Connie Ferguson's eviction battle and a lawyer's frank take on how slow South African evictions are, alongside a lighter debate on banned kids.

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  1. 07:15

    Connie Ferguson is in court trying to evict tenants from her large house, who reportedly owe her over R500,000 in rent after a failed sale agreement.

  2. 07:48

    Attorney Hector Shabalala says landlords have no shortcut: tenants can oppose eviction, the court process takes long, and landlords must act quickly before arrears build up.

  3. 07:49

    Shabalala warned landlords that estate agents often vanish once a tenant dispute starts, and says many hijacked Johannesburg properties were taken through estate agents.

  4. 06:53

    Andre from Menlo Park won the R20,000 Suzuki pop quiz, saying he would spend the money on a break to visit his daughter in Cape Town.

  5. 06:27

    Listeners said kids who scream, jump on furniture or break things get banned, with Anele and Cindy agreeing that a child's scream sounds like an alarm.