RC 261023SAfmBertha Charuma

Friday, 23 October 2026

Money versus love dominated this Friday edition, alongside a Fort Hare dismissal, NUMSA's congress standoff, FF Plus campaigning in townships, and a preview of singer Sikai's Mbiya album.

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  1. 21:01

    The University of Fort Hare council found former vice-chancellor Sakela Buhlungu guilty of gross misconduct for employing two executive members without following proper procedures. His dismissal was recommended and actioned this week.

  2. 20:04

    NUMSA's Central Committee says the upcoming National Congress should be delayed, and that all regions must first renew their mandates through regional congresses before it can sit.

  3. 21:00

    FF Plus candidates in black townships say they are not deterred by the party's opposition to black economic empowerment and affirmative action, arguing the country needs rescuing from bad governance.

  4. 21:48

    Relationship therapist Lehonolo Mazindo said lack of money doesn't destroy a bond; the real killer is the inability to have hard, transparent conversations about finances early on.

  5. 20:21

    Singer Sikai is previewing his forthcoming album Mbiya at an intimate evening for 65 guests on 20 November, pairing first listens with a four-course dinner. The full album is due in early 2027.