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Friday, 2 October 2026

Power Lunch was dominated by the Shadrack Sibiya bail hearing, alongside warnings about leadership exhaustion, men’s cancer screening and Carabo’s independent music journey.

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  1. 14:30

    The state argued Shadrack Sibiya should remain in custody after audio played in court allegedly captured him intimidating and threatening the father of a complainant; proceedings were postponed to 7 October.

  2. 13:31

    A GBVF inquiry heard the NPA’s response was accelerated by national-disaster classification, with 2,667 prosecutors available across lower courts, including sexual-offences courts.

  3. 13:18

    Executive-health specialist Dennis Cronson warned that sustained six-hour sleep, constant availability and exhaustion can narrow judgement, increase reactivity and become an enterprise risk requiring board oversight.

  4. 13:37

    The Men in Hills walkathon on 10 October at Cedar Square will combine men’s-health conversations, cancer screenings and mental-health support, with prostate and male breast cancer among its focuses.

  5. 14:46

    Singer Carabo said he has gone independent, released the album Songs About You, and plans a deluxe edition next year while building music intended to outlive him.