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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.