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In case you missed it: Fannie Nkosi resigns | Tshwane water crisis | JMPD fuel shortage
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Catch up on the biggest stories this Saturday, 24 October 2026, in our daily news update.
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City of Tshwane confirms Pretoria CBD tap water is safe as Bronkhorstspruit probe continues
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The latest microbiological tests confirmed that the water complied with the applicable quality standards.
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Sergeant Fannie Nkosi resigns from Saps amid legal woes
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Nkosi has been in custody since April.
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Two sentenced for farm murder as six face court over fatal ‘cellphone theft’ assault
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The cases involve separate incidents in which victims lost their lives following violent attacks.
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Free State principal suspended for denying pupil to write exams over unpaid fees
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Schools cannot deny learners access to education over unpaid fees.
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Severe storms and extreme fire danger expected on Sunday in KZN, Eastern Cape
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Find out what the latest weather forecast means for your region on Sunday, 25 October.
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MK party expresses ‘distrust’ in IEC after candidate list alteration request denied
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MK party officials had requested to correct nominations, add omitted candidates and replace deceased candidates.
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OPINION: World Athletics needs to crack the whip to clean up the sport in SA
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South African athletics has a tremendous amount of potential. It just needs to be tidied up.
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SA Special Economic Zones’ future is bright, says Minister Tau – but not everyone is convinced
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Tau says SEZs nationally host 234 private companies with a combined investment value of more than R47 billion.
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JMPD fuel shortage resolved, Morero blames transition between service providers [VIDEO]
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An internal directive from earlier in the week had ordered JMPD officers to only use vehicles for essential purposes.
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Will upgraded Limpopo village sports complex be another white elephant?
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The facility underwent a major transformation valued at approximately R5.5 million.
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University of Mpumalanga promises refunds for 2026 application fees
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The move follows the university’s decision to discontinue application fees.
