Anele and the Club on 947 · 3 August 2026 · 30m
Speaker 1: Wake up with a pang and the club on nine four seventh. Speaker 2: So for the past year, it feels like a whole year. Speaker 3: It's been just over a year since the briefing that led to the dramatic events, Speaker 3: because it was the sixth of July that got us here. Speaker 2: And this is why when General Kannazi opens his mouth, we're just like, oh, what's Speaker 2: he What's he gonna say now? Because the last time he opened his mouth, things Speaker 2: change in this country forever. Speaker 1: Now here's the thing. Speaker 2: I've not seen the numbers, but I'm pretty sure you can vouch that news channels Speaker 2: have seen a saw of ratings since the Madlanga Commission came about. Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, since the start of the Matlanga commission. That so you've got an unusually Speaker 1: high number, especially if people who watch during the day, because it starts at half Speaker 1: past nine in the morning and normally it'll finish at around four and at any Speaker 1: given time there are more than half a million people watching on just the news Speaker 1: channels. So when you look at the streams, for example, I know they SABC runs Speaker 1: a daily stream. On that stream, you can find out to two hundred thousand views Speaker 1: in a day. Speaker 2: The reason I want to have this conversation is because somebody tweeted that they saw Speaker 2: somebody at the gym running on the treademill listening to the Madlanga Commission. Speaker 1: Catching up, catching up on the Madlanga Command.
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