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Dobsonville

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Oct 19, 2026

Aubrey MasangoHOST
14:26
Um, and then, uh, Tempo says, "Hi, bra Obs.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
14:29
I stay in Dobsonville behind the police station.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
14:32
Clean water has been leaking for years.
Aubrey MasangoHOST
14:34
I reported it and nothing happened." And that's from Tempo.
Relebogile MabotjaHOST
31:53
High level.
JomoAUDIENCE
31:57
This is Jomo from Dobsonville.
JomoAUDIENCE
32:02
He's sitting in Mganwa, Mlapo.
JomoAUDIENCE
32:04
Obviously, he doesn't remember me anymore.
Helen ZilleGUEST
29:41
This is all because of the state of drug abuse, especially in Naiope in Johannesburg.
Helen ZilleGUEST
29:50
And when I go to places like Dobsonville and Meadowlands and the middle class areas of Soweto, the grannies come to me and say, Our grandchildren are all on drugs.
Helen ZilleGUEST
30:01
They attack us.
Helen ZilleGUEST
30:02
They steal our stuff.
Geordin Hill-LewisGUEST
54:28
Or they can get a solar panel.
Geordin Hill-LewisGUEST
54:30
But people like we visited in, in, uh, Dobsonville-
Luyanda MpithiHOST
54:35
Yeah
Geordin Hill-LewisGUEST
54:36
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Clement ManyathelaHOST
26:30
I've just written some of your questions and comments now, and then I'll get Professor Munyai and Professor Duvenhage to respond.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
26:38
Let's hear from Klare in Dobsonville.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
26:40
Klare, hi.
KlareAUDIENCE
26:41
Hi.
Karabo ChaleCORRESPONDENT
4:44
We've doubled our staff for the night shift.
Karabo ChaleCORRESPONDENT
4:47
So we've-- And we've got enough petrol, so, uh, motorists can rest assured that there'll be enough petrol as well." I went to-- I called the Dobsonville BP garage.
Karabo ChaleCORRESPONDENT
4:57
Uh, it's very busy.
Karabo ChaleCORRESPONDENT
4:58
Um, and they said, "No, we are, uh, fully staffed.
Karabo TjaleCORRESPONDENT
1:14
He was like, "No, we've got enough capacity.
Karabo TjaleCORRESPONDENT
1:16
We've doubled our staff for the night shift, so we've... and we've got enough petrol, so, uh, motorists can rest assured that there'll be enough petrol as well." I went to, I called the Dobsonville BP garage.
Karabo TjaleCORRESPONDENT
1:29
Uh, it's very busy.
Karabo TjaleCORRESPONDENT
1:30
Um, and they said, "No, we are, uh, fully-
Sizwe Mpofu-WalshHOST
28:14
So how did your passion for the law emerge?
Tumi SoleGUEST
28:16
So I'm from Dobsonville, a place called Snake Park, actually, outside Dobsonville.
Tumi SoleGUEST
28:21
It's a former settlement.
Tumi SoleGUEST
28:23
I am the last born, and I grew up in a shack, like I think most of us, you know, and there's no shame in that.

16 MINS LATER

Tumi SoleGUEST
44:11
my friend at that time.
Tumi SoleGUEST
44:13
So I was amongst, you know, a few kids, learners that were chosen to do computer studies as part of the Howard State Department of Education elsewhere.
Tumi SoleGUEST
44:23
So I would walk over 20, 15 or so Ks from Snake Park to Dobsonville.
Tumi SoleGUEST
44:30
And then after that, after school, we then walked further to a place called Makwarane, which was a computer science studies type of thing.
Thabo Shole-MashaoHOST
5:41
Some guy out there beating up to a pulp.
Thabo Shole-MashaoHOST
5:46
A few days ago, my younger brother, he stays in Dobsonville.
Thabo Shole-MashaoHOST
5:50
He saw a woman being beaten up to a pulp in the early hours of the morning.
Thabo Shole-MashaoHOST
5:54
He stopped and then he tried to intervene and the guy beat him up.
Mmusi MaimaneGUEST
2:05
And what's more worrisome is that the ratio of police to citizen is that instead of being the international norm of 1 to 300, In certain instances, the national average they give is 1 to 400.
Mmusi MaimaneGUEST
2:19
But worse, when you've got shift workers, et cetera, that number, as I know, in a community like Dobsonville, where I come from, can become 1 to 1,200.
Mmusi MaimaneGUEST
2:29
So in that instance, we can condemn all we like, march all we like.
Mmusi MaimaneGUEST
2:34
The truth of the matter is that there's just inadequate policing to ensure that the people are arrested.

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