RC 260902SAfmBridget Masinga

Wednesday, 2 September 2026

The episode centred on fresh developments at the Madlanga Commission, alongside reflections on John Kani’s legacy, practical financial checks and a rural bone-broth enterprise.

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  1. 13:25

    The Madlanga Commission heard evidence linking alleged informant Malcolm X, Lieutenant General Godfrey Lebeya and suspected cartel figure King Nyambose to a disputed police takedown operation.

  2. 13:14

    North West businessman Suleiman Karim faces criminal charges opened by the commission after failing to appear; the process may also be followed against Feroz Khan if he misses 28 September testimony.

  3. 13:51

    An Apartheid Museum exhibition celebrating John Kani’s six-decade career runs until 30 November in the newly named John Kani Gallery, with school-focused educational programming planned.

  4. 14:18

    Financial educator Ntabi Sengabiseng advised listeners to comb through 30 days of statements, cancel unused subscriptions and mandates, review bank fees and redirect savings towards December, January or debt.

  5. 14:55

    Rural entrepreneur Pumeza Stearman described selling preservative-free bone broth frozen after 12–18 hours of cooking, while seeking funding for equipment and a commercial kitchen to scale production.