RC 260930SAfmBridget Masinga

Wednesday, 30 September 2026

The episode focused on South Africa’s escalating GBV crisis, scrutiny of taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni at the Madlanga Commission, and practical disability inclusion through locally made mobility equipment.

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  1. 13:26

    Madlanga Commission evidence linked Joe Sibanyoni to disputed Putco bus disruptions, including allegations that more than 50 buses were blocked or later set alight; he denied involvement.

  2. 14:23

    Free SA spokesperson Girion Yob urged action beyond President Ramaphosa’s GBV commitments, citing dysfunctional policing, forensic backlogs, weak victim support and low violent-crime prosecution rates.

  3. 13:01

    The clean-transport council estimated vehicle pollution causes one premature death every 13 minutes and one new childhood asthma case every 23 minutes, with minibus taxis a major concern.

  4. 14:54

    Shauna McDonald explained that her organisation provides customised assistive equipment through the public health system, with children accessing devices free through local clinics and hospitals.

  5. 13:44

    Actress Olili Shabalala said she has declined repetitive roles and waited for a genuinely different project, prioritising creative growth despite the financial pressures of acting.