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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.