RC 261106SAfmBridget Masinga
Friday, 6 November 2026
Child sexual abuse dominated the usable content, covering warning signs and the legal duty to report, while most of the broadcast was songs, ads and station promos.
- 01:14
According to the law, anyone aware of abuse who does not report it is equally guilty and should be held accountable, and relevant people who knew and did nothing should face the same accountability.
- 01:06
The show outlined signs of child sexual abuse: a child becoming unusually withdrawn, clingy or aggressive, avoiding certain places or people, and declining school performance.
- 01:53
The host argued that we are often unable to determine what matters most, and tend to act on whoever shouts loudest or demands most.