RC 260906SAfmKgomotso Matsunyane & Ndumiso Ngcobo

Sunday, 6 September 2026

The episode examined Eskom’s reform risks, disability-care gaps and the violent escalation of Spring Day celebrations, alongside lighter cultural and digital conversations.

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  1. 07:44

    Eskom’s turnaround is real, but blogger Nqaba Dube warned that moving R110 billion in transmission assets could weaken its balance sheet unless reform is properly sequenced.

  2. 08:25

    Families caring for people with disabilities face emotional, practical and financial strain; the roughly R2,000 disability grant often falls short, while women carry most caregiving responsibilities.

  3. 09:24

    A 53-year-old man accused of fatally stabbing 21-year-old Sepang during Spring Day water-splashing appeared in court; the matter was postponed for a bail application.

  4. 09:44

    The discussion linked Spring Day violence to weak discipline, unemployment, social-media copycat culture and inadequate youth opportunities, rejecting both corporal punishment and acceptance of assault.

  5. 08:56

    An Ode to Motown at Joburg Theatre was reported as selling out opening performances, with audiences singing along to classics and tickets available through Webtickets.