RC 261007SAfmKoketso Sachane

Wednesday, 7 October 2026

The episode examined voter information, criminal impunity and gender-based violence, with guests proposing practical tools, policing reforms and a coordinated moral regeneration campaign.

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  1. 20:13

    The Ballot Box app lets voters enter their street address to see their ward, candidate list and whether candidates are focused on that ward or contesting multiple wards.

  2. 20:33

    Crime expert Dr Kolisi Matebula linked criminal impunity to policing shortages, alleged police protection of syndicates and a justice system where perpetrators can repeatedly return to communities.

  3. 20:53

    Tembisile Hani Municipality’s programme offers qualifying MSMEs, cooperatives and NGOs up to R100,000 in tools or equipment; applicants generally need at least 12 months’ operating history.

  4. 21:14

    The Moral Regeneration Movement plans a baseline review and coordinated, radical action plan on GBVF, involving government departments, communities, churches, traditional leaders and civil society.

  5. 21:37

    MRM says its nine-value charter could support schools and communities, while calling for measurable public accountability and renewed government funding for its programmes.