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  [TOP STORY] ‘He will kill again’: Micki Pistorius on the Gauteng killings 16.09.2026 10min

  ‘I don't blame any one of these victims that they became victims. Serial killers do not froth at the mouth. It could be anybody. It could be your neighbour,’ says the well-known forensic investigative psychologist.
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  The fight for Joburg: Votes, coalitions and kingmakers 16.09.2026 36min

  Eight women dead: When is a killer considered serial? New data shows car hijackings are down, but are SA motorists any safer?
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  [TOP STORY] Netflix, WhatsApp face closer scrutiny from SA’s regulator 15.09.2026 9min

  ‘Look at this inquiry as Icasa trying to level the playing field, just to make sure that anyone who provides services, at least they work within defined rules of the game,’ says Mothibi Ramusi, chair of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa.
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  SA cherries hit the R53bn jackpot in China 15.09.2026 34min

  Netflix and WhatsApp in the crosshairs of SA competition probe. Smarter tax collection comes with a trust test. And when a R50 gamble starts looking like a way out of poverty.
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  [TOP STORY] DStv’s cheaper sports package comes with a costly catch 14.09.2026 8min

  ‘It is definitely a big improvement for sports viewers, but it's also a very calculated piece of packaging,’ says Arthur Goldstuck, founder of World Wide Worx.
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  Trump’s five demands: How far will Ramaphosa bend? 14.09.2026 35min

  DStv finally gives viewers the sports package they’ve been asking for, but has it deliberately kept the sport South Africans care most about behind the Premium paywall? Engineering loses its place as South Africa’s most in-demand skill. And why mining safety’s weak link isn’t the rulebook, it’s the rockface.
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  [TOP STORY] Political parties face tougher rules on disinformation ahead of elections 11.09.2026 9min

  ‘The big concern about digital media is the speed… and now the additional concern about the fact that things can be manipulated using AI and generative AI,’ says vice chair of the Independent Electoral Commission, Janet Love.
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  The price of a car, on your arm. Are designer bags worth the price? 11.09.2026 35min

  Africa gets just 23% of the climate finance it needs and it’s paying too much for it. And a look at the outdated banking tech slowing SA’s digital economy.
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  [TOP STORY] ‘Transnet has turned the corner’ as recovery gathers pace 10.09.2026 10min

  ‘We have actually increased container volumes from 2025 by 7%. So overall we see container TEUs moving upwards and we believe it will continue to move upwards,’ says Transnet group chief executive, Michelle Phillips.
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  Saai calls time on state-run vaccine distributor 10.09.2026 29min

  Transnet is back in profit, but is this a genuine turnaround or just a better-looking version of a business still under pressure? And what Gauteng’s megacity plan could mean for residents and businesses.
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  [TOP STORY] Acsa’s R21bn capital programme puts infrastructure back in focus 09.09.2026 9min

  ‘We've actually closed the year with more than R6 billion cash in the bank,’ says Acsa’s CFO, Luzuko Mbotya.
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  R868 a month just to eat. SA's brutal food reality 09.09.2026 36min

  Acsa CFO on the business of rebuilding SA’s airports. The unintended job ceiling facing SA businesses. And price, trust or long-term value? What carbuyers are looking for.
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  [TOP STORY] Transformation Fund could offer businesses an escape route from BEE 08.09.2026 7min

  ‘This is an opportunity where you can buy your BEE…I'm very much in favour of this fund, and eventually most companies and businesses will migrate to this fund,’ says chief economist at Efficient Group, Dawie Roodt.
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  Why online sales die at checkout 08.09.2026 34min

  R100bn fund opens a new debate around BEE. What SA should demand from Chinese investment. And are loyalty programmes really alleviating the cost-of-living squeeze?
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  [TOP STORY] SA’s crime crisis: Too many cases, too few detectives 07.09.2026 7min

  ‘Your average detective receives up to 200 new case files or dockets per month to investigate, and there's just no way that they can thoroughly do that,’ says Willem Els, senior training coordinator at the Institute for Security Studies.
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  Global air travel stalls, but Africa keeps flying 07.09.2026 32min

  The unsolved crime crisis undermining SA’s fight against criminals. The new reality of SA television. And why deaf South Africans still struggle to access basic government services.
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  [TOP STORY] Could forcing more South Africans into medical aid make it cheaper? 04.09.2026 7min

  ‘Medical aid schemes are effectively 20% to 30% more expensive because we never made it mandatory for employed people to belong to medical schemes,’ says Thoneshan Naidoo, CEO of the Health Funders Association.
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  Township economy trapped by red tape and unequal access 04.09.2026 34min

  New data shows SA needs 8.8m more members to change medical aid maths and parents favour phone-free schools as concerns over social media grow.
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  [TOP STORY] Measles outbreaks expose SA’s growing childhood vaccination crisis 03.09.2026 7min

  ‘That really is the canary in the mine in that when you have these measles outbreaks, it tells us that there’s something seriously wrong with our immunisation programme,’ says Professor Shabir Madhi, dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences and professor of vaccinology at Wits University.
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  Tatjana Smith turns up heat on Swimming SA prize money dispute 03.09.2026 32min

  Infant vaccination rates tumble, preventable diseases could return. Diesel shock hits farmers as planting season begins. And a national treasure takes flight on SA’s newest coins.