RC 261005Kaya 959Phemelo Motene
Monday, 5 October 2026
The episode focused on Johannesburg’s municipal failures, election promises, Gauteng’s coordinated GBV response, and initiatives defending constitutional rights and Chris Hani’s legacy.
- 20:37
Mayoral candidate Lukona Mguni promised a citywide safety, cleanliness and prosperity agenda, while warning that Johannesburg’s coalition government must publish its agreement and reject parties that “flirt with criminality”.
- 20:07
Residents and journalists described hijacked and overcrowded properties in Kensington and Malvern, with infrastructure strain, alleged police involvement and eviction cases that can take landlords up to 10 years.
- 21:08
Gauteng’s GBV plan will use weekly Premier-led meetings, shared municipal law-enforcement capacity and coordinated work across national, provincial, local government and civil society.
- 21:24
Chris Hani’s daughter Lindy launched the family-led Hani Legacy and Memorandum Two, inviting South Africans to submit concerns on health, education and GBV for collective action.
- 21:45
Grade 9 and 10 learners argued before Constitutional Court judges over school social-media restrictions, defending digital literacy and less restrictive safeguards instead of a blanket ban.