RC 261020947Anele Mdoda

Tuesday, 20 October 2026

Callers dominated the Tuesday show, debating kids' party themes, first-date honesty and whether staff can leave early, while Tshwane's water crisis and Sibiya's bail decision led the news.

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  1. 07:02

    Tshwane's mayor, Nasiphi Moya, said the water plant was not chlorinated between late September and last Wednesday, and officials responsible will be held accountable.

  2. 08:34

    The Randburg Magistrates Court has begun delivering its decision on ex-deputy police commissioner Shadrack Sibiya's bail application after a three-week hearing; he denies the charges against him.

  3. 06:26

    A foundation phase teacher caller says children copy adult behaviour, pretending to be drunk or pregnant at break time, so adult-themed parties and mocktails are a concern.

  4. 08:23

    Listeners were split on whether staff who finish their work early should be allowed to leave or take longer lunches, and the hosts also disagreed on air.

  5. 07:22

    Several callers argued that if a first date isn't working, you should say so rather than fake it, instead of stretching out a date with no chemistry.