RC 260924Power FMMondli Makhanya
Thursday, 24 September 2026
Heritage Day conversations examined election tolerance, neglected memorial sites, Eskom’s coming competitive market, and women’s role in preserving indigenous knowledge.
- 09:18
South African political parties signed a code of conduct pledging free, fair and peaceful conduct ahead of the 4 November 2026 local government elections.
- 11:03
Klipdown activists said neglected sites including the museum and Walter Sisulu Square are damaging tourism and the local economy, while eroding understanding of the Freedom Charter’s significance.
- 10:51
Eskom’s century-long electricity monopoly is due to end in April 2027, with private players entering a competitive market; experts warned rules must protect poor households and Eskom’s developmental mandate.
- 11:51
Women were identified as key custodians of indigenous languages, medicines, water preservation and sustainable practices, but commercialisation must empower communities without exploiting people or damaging the environment.