Night Fall
Jon Gericke · Mon–Thu · 22:00–00:00 SAST. A daily recap of what the show covered, cited to the broadcast minute.
Latest recap · Monday, 3 August 2026
The episode centred on the repeated desecration of Robert Sobukwe’s grave, then shifted to a Lucky Dube tribute and a long Track Record interview with Paralympics pioneer Andy Scott.
- 22:36
PAC says vandals dug into Robert Sobukwe’s grave in Robert Sobukwe Town for the seventh time; the family and party are considering exhuming the remains and moving them to a secure memorial park.
- 22:26
The attack is being linked to tensions over the town’s renaming from Cradock, with PAC deputy president Jackie Stone Seroke arguing that political anger should be channelled through courts and dialogue, not grave desecration.
- 22:42
Lucky Dube would have turned 62, and the show marked his legacy with a new Lucky Dube School of Performing Arts in Ermelo to develop music, dance, drama and technical production talent.
- 23:12
Andy Scott described how polio led him into swimming, a first Paralympics at 14 for Rhodesia in 1968, and a later shift into sports administration that helped secure proper sponsorship and visibility for Paralympians.