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Thursday, 17 September 2026

The episode centred on escalating violence against women in Ekurhuleni, while examining the Constitutional Court’s procurement ruling and the importance of African storytelling.

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  1. 20:14

    Police confirmed nine women have been found murdered in Ekurhuleni since July; investigators said the cases are not yet being treated as linked, while communities demanded answers and protection.

  2. 20:31

    The Constitutional Court invalidated the Public Procurement Act because Parliament failed to provide meaningful public participation; the decision concerned procedure, not the Act’s substance or transformation goals.

  3. 20:43

    Men’s accountability was urged as a practical response to gender-based violence: challenge abusive behaviour, stop protecting perpetrators, offer support and create safe spaces for men to seek help.

  4. 20:58

    Caller Joe admitted abusing his former partner, said he had stopped drinking and sought help; the programme stressed that change must include accountability and ending the relationship safely.

  5. 21:32

    Director Ntabi Tau said African storytellers must push beyond familiar stereotypes, represent ordinary black lives honestly and help preserve culture, while warning that the SABC remains essential to that ecosystem.