Show recapsPOWER Lunch

RC 260831Power FMKwena Moabelo

Monday, 31 August 2026

Power Lunch examined ANC mayoral qualification proposals, South Africa’s role in international drug trafficking, and the financial and social costs of groove culture.

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  1. 12:11

    The ANC proposes that all mayoral candidates hold postgraduate degrees, prompting debate over whether qualifications should be governance-related and accompanied by relevant experience and performance-based pay.

  2. 12:43

    Forensic investigator Chad Thomas said South Africa is already an international narcotics transhipment point, with less than 1% of shipments intercepted and stronger specialised agencies needed.

  3. 12:52

    COSATU’s Mike Shingange said the federation remains committed to the tripartite alliance, despite the ANC and SACP contesting local elections separately and deep policy disagreements.

  4. 14:58

    Financial strategist Puti Mpello urged people who enjoy groove culture to use a prepaid spending card and accountable friends, preventing social pressure from causing lasting financial harm.

  5. 14:03

    Eskom reported profit after tax more than doubling from R14 billion to R30 billion in 2025-26, attributing the result to generation recovery and cost discipline.