RC 260913SAfmAlexander Leibner

Sunday, 13 September 2026

A rewind-heavy episode spotlighted South Africa’s entry-level car safety shortcomings, alongside Mikasa’s 15-year milestone and Johannesburg’s upcoming Madame Zingara spectacle.

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  1. 19:17

    AA chief Bobby Ramaguir warned that popular entry-level models, including the GWM Jolion and Kia Sonet, scored two and one stars respectively in crash tests.

  2. 19:19

    Safer Cars for Africa has tested about 34 vehicles, finding recurring gaps including missing curtain airbags, electronic stability control and inadequate occupant protection compared with European and Australian standards.

  3. 19:32

    Mikasa’s Moti said the trio will mark its 15th anniversary with celebrations around South Africa, more releases and a planned album after years of enduring hits.

  4. 19:53

    Madame Zingara founder Richard Griffin said La Dolce Royale’s Gauteng run will last eight months, combining dinner, acrobatics and performance art inside a custom-built 25-metre big top.

  5. 19:40

    Entertainment commentators weighed the promise and risks of artificial intelligence ahead of Singularity in Sandton, including job losses, convenience and concerns about human-like machine sentience.