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Monday, 7 September 2026

The episode focused on legal clarity: the Anele Tembe inquest, police safety beyond ceremonial mourning, and practical routes for expunging criminal records.

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  1. 21:01

    The ANC has asked the Electoral Court to overturn the IEC’s refusal to register candidates in six municipalities, blaming technical glitches in the online nomination system.

  2. 20:33

    Legal expert Ntabiseng Dubazana said the Anele Tembe inquest cannot produce a criminal conviction; it may only identify a possible responsible person for the NPA to consider prosecuting.

  3. 20:45

    UNISA’s Professor Jacob Mufogeng said 72 of 111 police officers killed in 2023–24 died off duty, arguing safety planning must include officers after shifts end.

  4. 21:15

    Justice official Steve Ralegwa said qualifying criminal records generally require a 10-year wait, and applications are free after submitting the prescribed form and police clearance certificate.

  5. 21:48

    Ralegwa said withdrawn cases and prosecutions declined by prosecutors are not convictions; applicants should ask the investigating police station to update its records rather than seek expungement.