RC 261002Power FMKefentse Mkhari
Friday, 2 October 2026
A celebratory episode examined Pretoria-Washington tensions and South Africa’s unresolved national question before spotlighting comedian Duduzintuli’s career and ambitions.
- 00:55
Apiwe Nyamana said South Africa’s political liberation in 1994 did not resolve land ownership, inequality, unemployment, poverty or economic control, leaving the national question unresolved.
- 00:49
The discussion linked rising Pretoria-Washington tensions to disputes over South Africa’s foreign policy, Israel case, transformation laws and the Trump administration’s use of economic leverage.
- 01:29
Caller Skumbuzo warned that demands to weaken BEE and affirmative-action laws could enable private control of strategic assets, leaving South Africa’s sovereignty and public services vulnerable.
- 02:35
Comedian Duduzintuli said he left motor-mechanic work to pursue comedy full-time, later selling out his first one-man show and building a career through corporate and touring gigs.
- 02:55
Duduzintuli announced a 31 October Pumalanga comedy show featuring several comedians, followed by a 26 November event supported by the provincial Department of Sports, Culture and Recreation.