RC 260824Power FMColleen Makhubele
Monday, 24 August 2026
The episode spotlighted Gauteng’s failing schools, the ANC’s chaotic mayoral candidate process, and persistent barriers facing deaf and disabled South Africans.
- 21:49
Gauteng Education says high-risk schools have fallen from 245 to fewer than 75, with 606 security cameras installed and AI-enabled access control planned through public-private partnerships.
- 22:12
ANC analysts called the failed announcement of eight mayoral candidates damaging, saying the party instead presented 42 contenders and its manifesto offered little beyond previously repeated promises.
- 21:20
Gauteng schools face overcrowding, crime, vandalism and shortages; officials cited nearly three million learners, 871 schools reporting textbook shortages, and 179,000 desks still needed.
- 23:28
Tri-Talk Assist was presented as a three-way real-time link between deaf users, officials and qualified sign-language interpreters, enabling independent access to clinics, colleges, workplaces and government services.
- 23:44
Officials acknowledged very low employment among people with disabilities, with public-service targets and private-sector quotas, while stressing reasonable accommodation is a legal requirement rather than a favour.