RC 260915Power FMKwena Moabelo
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
Power Lunch was dominated by the escalating discovery of women’s bodies in Ekurhuleni, alongside calls for better policing, parenting and caution over artificial intelligence.
- 14:09
A seventh woman’s body was found in a Tembisa river, discovered on 7 September, intensifying fears after six other women were found dead across Ekurhuleni in roughly two months.
- 12:48
Sonke Gender Justice called for a comprehensive, swift task team involving experienced detectives, forensic specialists and investigative psychologists, plus regular updates for victims’ families.
- 13:06
MISA welcomed an SIU investigation into Northwest Transport Investments, saying the bus collapse stranded 3.6 million commuters and left more than R224 million in unpaid salaries and benefits.
- 13:41
A social-work expert said respect must be rebuilt through parenting, boundaries and communication rather than fear, while distinguishing constructive discipline from punishment and corporal punishment.
- 14:27
An AI specialist rejected claims that machines will probably kill humanity within a decade, but warned that technology is advancing faster than safety guardrails and cannot be left to self-regulate.