RC 260812SAfmBridget Masinga
Wednesday, 12 August 2026
Madlanga Commission testimony dominated the show, alongside a Women's Month tribute to Lilian Ngoyi, an art award win, and a tech gap discussion for girls.
- 13:17
IPID deputy director Lynn John told the Madlanga Commission that cash-in-transit task teams may be operating outside mandate, using unverified intelligence, night raids and masked civilian dress to kill suspects and avoid witnesses.
- 13:22
John also alleged police officials are facilitating criminal syndicates, pointing to Lieutenant Colonel Dina Governor’s salary and cash deposits, and saying General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi may need to answer for teams that report to him.
- 13:45
Historian Martha Evans said Lilian Ngoyi’s story was shaped by poverty, labour activism and women’s organising: she joined the ANC, travelled abroad in 1955, helped lead the 1956 Women’s March, and endured years of banning orders.
- 13:54
Contemporary artist Mankebe Siyakwe won the 2026 Anna Award, saying the first-time full-time art practice and the prize affirm a practice rooted in language, feelings and titles that guide viewers through the work.
- 14:50
Girl Hype founder Baratang Mia said South Africa’s digital divide still leaves black girls behind, with weak school infrastructure, maths anxiety and male-dominated tech spaces making it harder for women to enter and stay in the sector.