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    Taxi violence continues unabated in the Western Cape after three people from rival taxi associations were shot and killed in Khayelitsha

    2026/11/12 | 4 mins.
    Taxi violence continues unabated in the Western Cape after three people from rival taxi associations were shot and killed in Khayelitsha. This is despite negotiations between warring parties and the authorities. A five-hour long meeting took place yesterday, where it was decided that only taxis with valid permits should operate on the affected routes between Delft and Mutual, as well as between Delft and Epping. Mlamli Maneli reports...
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    Many Wentworth residents are living in municipal flats with crumbling walls, exposed electrical wiring, leaking roofs and broken plumbing.

    2026/11/12 | 3 mins.
    Residents of Wentworth, South of Durban, say they have been forgotten for more than two decades as their housing conditions continue to deteriorate. Many are living in municipal flats with crumbling walls, exposed electrical wiring, leaking roofs and broken plumbing. With political parties negotiating a new administration in eThekwini, residents are hoping their plight will finally be prioritised. Gcinokuhle Malinga reports.
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    Two-time Olympic champion, Smith cited lack of administrative and financial support amongst the reasons to switch to Netherlands

    2026/11/12 | 4 mins.
    Swimming South Africa has reacted with surprise following the news that the country's most decorated Olympian, Tatjana Smith has switched allegiance to the Netherlands. Two-time Olympic champion, Smith cited lack of administrative and financial support amongst the reasons for her decision. Our reporter, Vincent Sitsula has the details ..
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    Jugdges Matter - a think- tank that monitors the judiciary has welcomed the 4 percent salary increment for judges and magistrates

    2026/11/12 | 3 mins.
    Jugdges Matter - a think- tank that monitors the judiciary has welcomed the 4 percent salary increment for judges and magistrates. However, the Labour Federation COSATU criticised the 3.5 percent increase for ministers and deputies, Members of Parliament, as well as provincial legislatures and municipal councils. President Cyril Ramaphosa yesterday increased the salaries of public office bearers, following the recommendations of the Independent Commission for the Remuneration of Public Office- Bearers. Our reporter, Yamkela Mtshiyo has the details .
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    PRASA has incurred an irregular expenditure amounting to billions of rand

    2026/11/12 | 2 mins.
    Despite the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) having obtained an unqualified audit for the 2025/26 financial year, it has incurred an irregular expenditure amounting to billions of rand. The Auditor General's office, PRASA and the Department of Transport briefed the Portfolio Committee on Transport on the entity's annual report. Abongwe Kobokana reports.
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News and Current Affairs Show hosted by award winning presenter Sakina Kamwendo, live on weekdays from 12 noon to 1 pm on SAfm 104-107fm
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