RC 260921Power FMMondli Makhanya
Monday, 21 September 2026
Power Talk focused on Johannesburg’s political future, rising mine fatalities, violence against women and proposed rules governing foreign nationals’ employment.
- 11:35
Al Jama mayoral candidate Ashley Mama proposed a Johannesburg service-delivery war room and public mayoral dashboard to track coalition departments, officials and performance.
- 11:09
Mining deaths have risen to about 50 from 33 over the same period last year; AMCU blamed production pressure, weak enforcement and missing safety technology.
- 11:39
The Employment Services Amendment Bill is open for public comment until 6 November, proposing skills-based quotas, stronger inspections and training plans before foreign recruitment.
- 10:32
Zimbabwean businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama was released on warning after allegedly threatening women at a Sandton restaurant; he faces an intimidation charge.
- 10:00
Police opened an inquest after an unidentified woman was found wrapped in a duvet in Soweto, amid investigations into nine women’s deaths in Ekurhuleni.