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Tuesday, 15 September 2026

The episode confronted violence against women, scrutinised the Phala Phala accountability process, and examined how citizens can rebuild collective agency beyond political parties.

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  1. 00:01

    Police are investigating whether five Kempton Park murders are linked; Elizabeth Musilakomu was identified among the victims, while authorities promised maximum resources and greater public transparency.

  2. 00:35

    A political scientist said Phala Phala combines a legitimate accountability process with political weaponisation, warning that partisan agendas could compromise fair scrutiny of President Cyril Ramaphosa.

  3. 00:03

    COSATU’s conference was delayed after more than two-thirds of credentials were not adopted, following affiliated unions’ protest over the suspension of deputy president Mike Shingange.

  4. 01:45

    Active-citizenry advocate Nolutando Stole urged grassroots organising through ward committees, institutional advocacy, digital campaigns and crowdfunding, arguing citizens must reclaim agency rather than rely on political saviours.

  5. 02:57

    The closing provocation examined serial borrowing after a former student allegedly solicited investments for orders, leaving acquaintances collectively owed about R1 million and damaging relationships.