RC 260913SAfm
Sunday, 13 September 2026
SAfm Rewind ranged from major counterfeit-goods seizures and the Jagersfontein disaster to Angelique Kidjo’s creative journey, wills, travel deals and personality politics.
- 20:00
Police seized more than R9 million in counterfeit goods, including over 10,000 sportswear, footwear, cosmetics and cellphone-accessory items, during a Marabastad crackdown in Pretoria.
- 20:10
Angelique Kidjo said her album Hope emerged from five years of mourning her mother, with collaborations shaped by lessons about hope, kindness, joy and African identity.
- 20:39
South Africans were urged to make or update wills regardless of wealth, especially to nominate guardians for minor children and executors to administer estates according to their wishes.
- 20:52
A policy specialist said parties’ growing use of celebrities and outsiders reflects a deeper leadership problem in South African politics, while warning that performance remains untested.
- 20:59
Researchers said Jagersfontein residents’ early warnings were ignored and, four years after the disaster, many households still face unresolved losses and a recovery process that damaged their dignity.