Show recapsPOWER Drive

RC 261006Power FMThabiso "TK" Kotane

Tuesday, 6 October 2026

Power Drive focused on asylum access, public transport reform, SANDF spending scrutiny and a proposed community-led revival of Soweto public schools.

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  1. 15:30

    The Constitutional Court ruling means people who entered South Africa unofficially or missed asylum deadlines can still lodge applications, with Home Affairs required to facilitate the process.

  2. 16:13

    The SANDF spent R2.4 billion on chartered flights over five financial years; the DA is demanding a detailed breakdown, including procurement records and spending on a Cuba trip.

  3. 15:56

    Tshwane’s A Re Yeng stations remain partly closed because of a security-contract crisis, while bus operations continue; the MMC acknowledged poor planning and promised urgent executive action.

  4. 17:40

    Gauteng launched a digital operating-licence system targeting backlogs dating to 2009, with e-hailing applications prioritised, but operators questioned rules that could force empty return trips.

  5. 17:16

    Dr Muisen Nxumalo’s Batupili Convention will launch in Soweto on Saturday, proposing membership contributions to repair public schools independently of government procurement processes.