RC 260916SAfmJoanne Joseph

Wednesday, 16 September 2026

The episode focused on South Africa’s femicide crisis, failures in policing and constitutional implementation, and why hunger persists despite sufficient national food production.

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  1. 09:50

    A legal precedent found police liable for a bungled GBV investigation after officers stopped searching 20–30 metres from a rape survivor; the Constitutional Court ultimately upheld her claim.

  2. 09:53

    The Kempton Park investigation had uncovered eight women’s bodies by mid-morning, prompting questions about why authorities took two months and a public outcry to form a task team.

  3. 10:36

    Constitutional expert Lawson Naidoo rejected claims that South Africa has a “Mickey Mouse” Constitution, saying its failures stem from weak implementation, political will and accountability—not the document itself.

  4. 10:14

    Food expert Mariam Myatt said 22.2% of households had inadequate or severely inadequate food access, arguing that concentrated control over seeds, finance, processing, logistics and retail drives hunger.

  5. 11:12

    Finance adviser Brian Hirsch warned that investment returns depend on the specific fund chosen, not merely the provider, and urged consumers to understand products before committing money.