RC 260826SAfmBridget Masinga

Wednesday, 26 August 2026

The episode centred on testimony at the Madlanga Commission, while celebrating sporting resilience, disability inclusion and SAFM’s broadcasting legacy.

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  1. 13:01

    Vusumuzikat Matlala testified that former KwaZulu-Natal police head Major General Lisija Sinona gave him R20,000 after a police raid seized his phones, while he sought information about a second raid.

  2. 13:22

    Commission evidence pointed to a close, potentially improper relationship between Matlala and Sinona, including shared disbandment documents and alleged assistance with a cancelled police tender and unpaid invoices.

  3. 13:39

    Penny Heyns said failure should be treated as a teacher, with athletes and professionals advancing by asking what they can improve and continuing when they still have more to give.

  4. 14:50

    Africa Takkun’s Mr and Miss Ability contest focused on confidence and visibility rather than appearance; 61% of young people with disabilities in Africa are reportedly out of school.

  5. 14:28

    Former SAFM broadcaster Nancy Richards recalled creating Woman Zone after recognising that women need spaces not only to tell their stories, but to listen meaningfully to one another.