18.11.14 Part 1

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Why does Gareth believe there’s nothing good on TV anymore? And who from his past is annoyed just because he unfollowed them on Twitter? The team also catches up with Siya on the latest HR violations from the CliffCentral offices. Mabale then gives us the news which touches on the ongoing taxi strike, the 19-year-old Cape Town model who urinated on a taxi driver and 80-year-old mass murderer Charles Manson being granted a marriage license to wed his 26-year-old love interest.
17 Nov 2014 11PM English Explicit South Africa Society & Culture · News

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