RC 261110Cape TalkClarence Ford

Tuesday, 10 November 2026

Post-election coalition wrangling dominated the episode, with Action SA's stance on Helen Zille in Johannesburg and a warning about psychiatric drug shortages in the public sector.

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  1. 10:02

    Action SA says it remains open to working with the DA in Johannesburg, but not if Helen Zille is its mayoral candidate. The DA took 34% and needs about 17 more points for a majority.

  2. 09:51

    Psychiatric society members report stockouts of common medication across all provinces, including olanzapine for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, with no clear explanation given for the shortages.

  3. 09:09

    In South African Post Office v Fakude, the Labour Court called a commissioner's reliance on AI without verifying sources an untenable state of affairs and a complete failure of diligence.

  4. 10:35

    Dr Heidi Madison argues a real apology takes ownership. Saying sorry if someone was offended, she says, makes the harm the other person's problem rather than the speaker's responsibility.