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Friday, 30 October 2026
Mental health awareness month closed with Ufada Fada's youth-centre story, while the Madlanga Commission arrests and Ivory Park crime protests dominated the news hour.
- 10:01
Former IDAC head Andrea Johnson and former crime intelligence deputy Feroz Khan were arrested on allegations of defeating the ends of justice and arrest-warrant matters, both linked to the Madlanga Commission.
- 10:02
Suliman Carrim faces added charges of illegally employing foreign nationals, alongside alleged attempted vehicle theft and fraudulent documents, while his lawyers approached the Madlanga Commission to finish his testimony.
- 09:05
Ivory Park residents marched to the police station over crime, drug dealing targeting children, poor street lighting, and water and electricity problems, five days before the local government elections.
- 10:40
Guest Ufada Fada, sober for over 14 years, said saving three kids grew into the Walk a Mile in My Shoes youth centre, now feeding and supporting more than 100 children.
- 11:20
On the Blind Spot segment, callers urged an only child weighing a three-year overseas job to go, and to hire a full-time carer for his parents at about R6,000 to R7,000 a month.