RC 260828SAfmJoanne Joseph

Friday, 28 August 2026

The episode combined a GEMS healthcare accountability discussion with testimony at the Madlanga Commission and an inspiring leadership profile of Zita CEO Ramasella Ganda.

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  1. 09:25

    Stats SA’s 2026 poverty lines are R868 for food poverty, R1,457 for the lower-bound line and R2,962 for the upper-bound line, with non-food costs rising fastest.

  2. 10:11

    GEMS said its symposium will turn member complaints about confusing medical-aid jargon, unexpected bills and poor navigation into clearer communication and practical healthcare improvements.

  3. 10:54

    GEMS COO Vuyot Pola said an R800,000 hospital bill faced by an 82-year-old member was not expected and would be investigated after the caller shares her details.

  4. 11:02

    Taxi boss Joe Ferrari Sibanyoni told the Madlanga Commission that his faith helped him survive two assassination attempts and endure what he called extraordinary personal danger.

  5. 11:58

    Zita CEO Ramasella Ganda described plans to expand Avis beyond its current 11 African markets, potentially reaching 32 countries while connecting people through mobility.