Show recapsPOWER Lunch

RC 260828Power FMKwena Moabelo

Friday, 28 August 2026

Power Lunch examined taxi-industry criminal allegations, municipal accountability, school violence, women’s economic inclusion, and community support for vulnerable families.

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  1. 12:00

    Taxi boss Jose Sibanyoni told the Molanga Commission that criminal syndicates infiltrated the taxi industry, transport authorities and law enforcement, while alleging a Hamanskraal farm coordinated disruptive operations.

  2. 12:37

    Gauteng oversight committees joined forces ahead of the 4 November local elections to address municipal financial failures, declining audit outcomes, weak revenue collection and service-delivery problems.

  3. 12:51

    After a 15-year-old pupil died in a stabbing outside a North West school, education expert Hendrik McAneta called for early anger-management lessons and regular access to psychologists and social workers.

  4. 13:23

    Women in energy and mining need more than representation, guest Dieketseng Nzanzaba said: ownership, decision-making power, funding, policy participation and collaboration are essential to changing the sector.

  5. 14:17

    Imponya Natala Beng in Olivenhoutbosch provides an ECD programme, children’s home, after-school support and skills development, but needs consistent corporate funding, transport and practical donations.