RC 260831SAfmBridget Masinga

Monday, 31 August 2026

The episode focused on accountability at the Madlanga Commission, workplace motivation and career direction, and the urgent legal and financial consequences of unregistered customary marriages.

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  1. 14:02

    Lieutenant Colonel Dina Govinda faced questioning over large deposits, property financing and his relationship with tow-truck businessman Clive Naker, amid allegations linking Naker to a murder plot.

  2. 13:01

    Information Regulator chairperson Advocate Pansy Tlakula said a binding code for processing personal information in the private-security sector is expected to be adopted before month-end.

  3. 13:33

    Industrial psychologist Dr Sharon Munyaka said workplace motivation depends on autonomy, competence and belonging, with managers responsible for creating trust, psychological safety, growth and fair recognition.

  4. 14:26

    Career adviser Adrian Garden urged workers to reassess their direction, identify what is working, prioritise one improvement and turn it into a consistent habit over the next three to six months.

  5. 14:50

    Customary marriages remain legally valid without Home Affairs registration, but registration, wills and properly timed antenuptial contracts can protect spouses, children and estates during divorce or death.