RC 261004SAfmKgomotso Matsunyane & Ndumiso Ngcobo
Sunday, 4 October 2026
The episode centred on South Africa’s renewed death-penalty debate, alongside practical conversations about children’s diets and managing friendships within relationships.
- 07:38
Legal commentator No Dube said death-penalty demands reflect anger at a failing justice system, but execution would give that same fallible system irreversible power.
- 07:57
The discussion stressed that wrongful convictions, unequal legal resources and corruption could disproportionately send poor black accused people to the gallows; reinstatement would also require constitutional change.
- 08:25
Registered dietitian Lerato Khatebe said parents determine what and when children eat, while children should decide how much; new foods may require 12 to 18 attempts.
- 08:42
Khatebe advised families to eat from one nutritionally balanced plate, avoid forcing children to finish, and work collectively with schools to improve tuck-shop and lunchbox choices.
- 09:23
Relationship consultant Duduma Tonsela said partners should not expect one person to meet every emotional need, but must set boundaries when friends create time, money or household problems.