Show recapsPOWER Lunch

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Thursday, 3 September 2026

Power Lunch confronted Spring Day violence and parenting failures before examining women-owned businesses’ access gap, then turned to musician Musa’s journey and new project.

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  1. 12:09

    Spring Day incidents included assaults, property damage and a fatality; Kwena Moabelo said parents must take responsibility while stressing that nothing justifies killing another person.

  2. 12:51

    Gauteng Health launched an investigation after allegations that grieving families were extorted to speed up post-mortems; officials said forensic pathology services are free and urged victims to report cases.

  3. 13:21

    Esther Annette Lumumba said women-led businesses need more than funding: intentional procurement targets, supply-list inclusion, decision-making seats and meaningful access to networks and markets.

  4. 12:32

    A woman alleged to be the mastermind of an illegal electricity-connection and infrastructure-theft syndicate in Mfuleni became the eighth suspect arrested in the investigation.

  5. 14:16

    Musician Musa described dyslexia, music’s role in developing his speech and fame’s dangers, while revealing a new project shaped by collaborations and the loss of mentor Robbie Malinga.