RC 261005Power FMKea Ncube
Monday, 5 October 2026
Zimbabwe’s proposed electoral changes dominated the episode, alongside scrutiny of Western Cape governance, a remarkable stem-cell donation story and practical low-cost outing ideas.
- 04:49
Zimbabwe’s president wants Parliament to elect the president instead of citizens, a change lawyer-journalist Takuza Hilary Chiwanza said would give moneyed legislators greater influence over the outcome.
- 03:56
An electoral court rejected Operation Dudula’s request to reopen candidate nominations, finding the party responsible for missing the deadline amid internal disputes and difficulties using the IEC’s online system.
- 05:21
Petro registered as a stem-cell donor after meeting infant leukemia patient Lydia outside hospital, later discovering she was Lydia’s match; Lydia is now four, healthy and attending school.
- 03:25
Western Cape opposition voices argued that four consecutive clean audits mean little without measurable improvements in safety, housing, education and services for poorer residents.
- 05:43
Listeners were encouraged to explore free or low-cost local outings, including botanical gardens, parks, nature reserves, markets and reading dates, rather than treating leisure as dependent on spending.