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Thursday, 8 October 2026
Misinformation about asylum law, political accountability and a year-end spiritual check-in dominated the show, alongside singer Mpo Putini’s move into gospel music.
- 03:30
Home Affairs rejected claims that a Constitutional Court ruling automatically grants asylum seekers citizenship, refugee status or blanket legalisation; it concerns access to the asylum application process.
- 04:45
Richard Rambao urged listeners to assess inner peace, patience, gratitude and connection with God rather than measuring the year only through achievements, money or external success.
- 03:44
Listeners and the host debated harsher criminal penalties, including the death penalty and hard labour, while acknowledging that constitutional and legal changes would be required.
- 05:40
Mpo Putini said her live gospel single Sizohlala grew from a COVID-era worship project and will precede an EP, with Mama Matters releasing weekly on Tuesdays.
- 05:59
National Cupcake Day raised more than R2 million through about 3,100 volunteers pledging roughly 118,000 cupcakes for children with cancer and their families.