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- WhatsApp is introducing a long-awaited feature that will let users schedule messages to be sent at a chosen date and time.
The tool is currently available to some Android beta testers, with a wider rollout expected in the coming weeks.
The feature will work in both individual and group chats.
Users will be able to schedule text messages, links, photos and videos, even if their phone is offline when the message is due to be sent. Scheduled messages will remain protected by WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption. - The man accused of terrorising motorists at an intersection in Fourways has been identified as Thabo and has reportedly been taken to a rehabilitation facility.
Breakfast with Martin Bester spoke to Wright about the incident and the man who was allegedly terrorising women in the area.
She has since shared an update, saying that Joburg mayoral candidate Curt van Heerden and his team had been searching for Thabo. Asking For A Friend: It's not my job to make the side dishes with the women at a braai
2026/10/13 | 24 mins.In this week’s Asking For A Friend, a listener wrote to Breakfast with Martin Bester to ask about braais.
“It’s not my job to make the side dishes with the women at a braai. I want to kuier. Am I being unfair?” she asked.- Samantha Opperman and Coenie De Beer have helped build Neo Technologies into a business that has weathered 24 years of technological change.
Their story offers a powerful lesson in adapting, growing and staying relevant.
When Neo Technologies began 24 years ago, supplying printer cartridges to universities was a viable business. Today, the company provides technology solutions spanning security systems, networks, computers, software and ongoing support.
Behind that evolution are Samantha Opperman and Coenie De Beer, two remarkable business builders who didn’t start the company but earned their way into owning it. - Tshwane residents and businesses affected by the extended power cuts following a fire at the Waltloo substation can submit formal claims to the City of Tshwane for assessment.
The fire broke out on 29 September, leaving parts of Murrayfield, Silverton, Meyerspark, East Lynne and nearby areas without electricity for more than 12 days.
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