Show recapsPOWER Lunch

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Monday, 5 October 2026

POWER Lunch tackled sexual grooming and community safety before examining how couples can fairly manage unequal incomes, shared expenses and financial control.

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  1. 12:09

    A 44-year-old Anglican priest was arrested over allegations of grooming a 13-year-old girl and later raping her; he was released on R2,000 bail despite further accusations.

  2. 13:43

    Community patrols may observe, record vehicle details and report suspected crime, but residents cannot conduct roadblocks, search people or drive detainees to police stations.

  3. 13:24

    Queenswood won the 2026 Kmotsepe Schools Championship from more than 11,000 registered schools; its prize funding has supported solar power and plans for a multi-purpose sports facility.

  4. 14:41

    Counsellor Jabu Zwani and financial entrepreneur Gerald Muandambira recommended ongoing money conversations, common values and agreed systems rather than assuming either 50-50 or income-based contributions is universally fair.