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Monday, 21 September 2026

The episode centred on South Africa’s jobs crisis and economic stagnation, alongside accountability for violence against women and Alzheimer’s awareness through a new documentary.

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  1. 20:30

    Economist Babu Dumakubule said South Africa’s unemployment rate is 43.8%, with 13.1 million people unemployed and youth unemployment at 57.3%, calling the crisis a failure of growth.

  2. 20:38

    Dumakubule argued that public investment is the clearest route to growth and jobs, saying infrastructure spending has collapsed while government’s promised 3% growth target lacks a credible plan.

  3. 20:14

    Two women appeared in the Boksburg Magistrates’ Court over Jabulile Ndimba’s murder; a third suspect remains uncharged, and the case is being investigated separately from other Ekurhuleni killings.

  4. 21:10

    The documentary Hearts Remember uses personal stories, including Clive Barker’s family, to explain dementia and challenge stigma; South Africa’s estimated 450,000 cases could reach one million by 2050.

  5. 21:44

    Hearts Remember’s producer urged families to share caregiving responsibilities, spend time with older relatives and seek medical assessment when behaviour changes or unusual aggression appears.