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She's a domestic worker in Melville and she went to Campus Square in Auckland Park to do some background, some excuse me, banking and shopping. One of the stores she went into was Pep Home. At the entrance, she was asked to leave her backpack. She had a small handbag and a backpack and shopping from another store at the parcel counter. So she took out her wallet, her bank card, and a little bit of cash for her purchases, and she handed the backpack over.

Is back in the Randberg Magistrate Court next Tuesday, October 13th. This appearance could hear details of Sibiya's corrupt dealings with criminal figure Vusimuzi Katmatlala from Mr. M, a central figure in Sibiya's rape and sexual grooming case. During proceedings yesterday, Mr. M vowed to let the cat out of the bag about Kat Matlala's involvement with senior politicians, information about cases where people have disappeared, and Sibiya's relationship with criminals. In your final

This particular company that deals with specifically that. And we did have a conversation, I think, about two or three weeks back around the boy child. So we will keep on doing that. On the dot, it's two o'clock. Here's Zamanuso. Power news. Police are investigating following the death of a four-month-old baby in Atridgeville and Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya's mantle back in the Randberg Magistrate Court on October 13th.

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They revealed. Madna, I'm with you. Mama, I found this file. Do you know anything about it? No? These are stories you need to know today. The Randberg Magistrates Court is said to hear transcribed audio clips relating to alleged interference in the Shadrack Sibiya sexual offenses case. Audio clips have been presented by the state in the bail hearing as efforts to demonstrate the threat of interference by Sibiya and his associates. The suspended Deputy National Police Commissioner.

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Funded mainly by UCT and some businesses. For further confusion, Alma Road, Rosebank, south side of the road, comes under Rondebash Saps and the north side under Mowbray Saps. And Pippa is a near neighbour. She never. Okay, right. Why? Because the dividing line is Daviliers, houses on the northern side. Okay, so there's a kind of separation that does make that kind of

They do not have a strong civic association joined at the hip for decades. They do not have one, okay? But in two different worlds, two separate councillors, the Joint Civic Association, RMCA, seems to have fallen by the wayside. And one part of Rosebank and one part of Mowbray belong to LMRID, to which residents pay extra rates via cocked account. Another part of Rosebank and Mowbray have a different

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In Melville, when Poppies were still all the rage in Melville, and there was a function going on, and myself and my family, and my 13-year-old daughter, 15-year-old daughter at the time, spotted Iman and she came up to me and she said, Daddy, I seen that woman on TV, she's fabulous. And I took her to meet Iman and introduced her, and I tell you, that was.

And his crew out at the Honeydew CPF. They're very active, they're very present, that very visible. They're very, very visible. When I used to live in the area, I'd see. Yes. So shout out Jacques and the crew. Ask AI. Because we're stuck with it. Big question. Artificial answers. Kaya breakfast. This morning, we asked the machine if every single human being woke up this morning with zero money in their bank account and was credited with a million.

The CEO of the former CEO of Dimension Data, Jason Goodall, has confessed and owned up to his role in orchestrating a 2019 deal to sell the campus in Bryanston for $1.3 billion, or rand rather, basically admitting to having played both sides, negotiating on behalf of one side, while at the same time advising the buyers. And now he

That would at least be a bit more flexible and a bit more agile to improve its BAE credentials. And in essence, they probably would have found a particular empowerment partner to partner with them on the deal and would have then dealt with what they alleged was the key problem in relation to the empowerment profile. So that was the primary option. But what then also then emerged as an alternative was to simply then enter into a transaction that then led to the sale of the campus that you know it in Bryanston. And also in relation to that,

Becomes the next problem, right? Because a lot of the political ideology actually is very, very similar, particularly from the splinter parties that have broken away. And yes, they are personality-driven. But if one party comes from a major umbrella party, you'll find that a lot of the policies are similar. Tapello, I wish you all the best. Tapello in Alexander, thank you very much for your call. Africa is on X at Africa Milani. It's a quarter to five. Lisa Fanova stays in joining us in.

That that becomes the next problem, right? Because a lot of the political ideology actually is very, very similar, particularly from the splinter parties that have broken away. And yes, they are personality-driven. But if one party comes from a major umbrella party, you'll find that a lot of the policies are similar. Tapello, I wish you all the best. Tapello in Alexandra, thank you very much for your call. You with Cape Talk, this is Africa Milani on early breakfast. It's a quarter to five. Lisa'll find a very

For donations or money, but the ones that start harassing you or retaliating. Now, disclaimer: there is an update to the story, which Sam Wright will join us and share what the update is. But I wanted to bring this conversation through because these things have happened. These things have happened. Many, many years ago, I found myself in Rosebank. A man was begging on the side of the road. I had my scuff teeth.

To install the solar, so if you pay a thousand bucks a month, fifteen hundred rand a month for your electricity, that will be the loan that you will pay for your solar, according to Brian, which is close. I know I'm renting my solar, I'm renting it and it costs more than I would pay, but I look at it as a refer to it as a load shedding levy, it's like a load shedding tax that I'm paying because, as you know, I live in Fairland and very often the power goes out for no reason and knock on woods.

Because on the other side of quarter to seven, we get inside your business. Here, we take a look at the latest state of the SMME 2026 report that has been published by Shoprite Group. Stay with us to find out more. These are stories you need to know today. The Randberg Magistrates Court is said to hear transcribed audio clips relating to alleged interference in the Shadrack Sibiya sexual offences case. Audio clips have been presented by the state in the bail hearing.

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Phenomenal. Oh, she's so good. Yo, my algorithm is stuck with her at the moment. Anyway, wrapping up our conversation on 947 Drive with Tundo about that one thing that you refuse to not pay for subscription-wise, no matter the fuel price increase, when you're saying, uh-uh, this one, I need to keep it. So, we were complaining about like watching adverts on YouTube, which is bad because you know, some people also get paid for those adverts. So, excuse us. I know, I know, I know. But Ayanda out in Fairlands and Randberg, you think you've got a solution.

Court on the 13th of October. That's on a Tuesday. But a day before that, he will be appearing with the SEPS Disciplinary Committee on a Monday. So on the 12th of October, on a Monday, Spia is with the SAPS disciplinary hearing. And on Tuesday, on the 13th of October, he is back at the Randberg Magistrates Court for his bail application, where he faces charges of allegedly raping an 18-year-old girl and sexually grooming a 16-year-old.

Have testified against Spia of wrongdoing and his alleged involvement with criminal mastermind Vusimu Ziket Matala. And of course, with Spia having this sexual rape and grooming case, he also has to deal with the South African police services who will be holding disciplinary hearings against him and could be potentially charged in his position in thefts. So when is he appearing again in court? So he's back at the Randberg Magistrates Court.

Going to need your fingerprint because you're going to have to come back. Yeah, it's 2:30. Time for your latest and eyewitness news headlines. Good afternoon. Thanks, Lelebohila. Good afternoon. The wife of suspended Deputy National Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya has told the Randberg Magistrates Court she felt threatened by the complainant's father in her husband's sexual offences case. In an affidavit, Sizagele Zamini says the 16-year-old's father contacted her wanting.

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Year old at the center of the sexual grooming allegations against him. Sibiya is appearing in the Randberg Magistrates Court today for the continuation of his formal bail application. The 59-year-old is accused of sexually grooming a minor and raping an 18-year-old. The state is opposing bail and has presented the recording as part of its case that Sibiya could intimidate witnesses. But Sibiya's lawyer Amanda Nell has told the court today that that conversation has been taken out of.

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Faces five charges linked to allegations involving two teenagers, including the alleged rape of an 18-year-old at a Santon Hotel and the alleged sexual grooming of a 16-year-old who sent him explicit images. His defense argues that both complainants should be treated as adults and maintains that these sexual interactions were consensual. The state disputes this, saying it has a strong case against Bia and that he should be denied bail.

Bail application and City Power revises its estimated timeline for the full restoration of electricity in Johannesburg's inner city. The bail application of suspended SAPS Deputy Commissioner Lieutenant General Shadrack Sibiya returns to the Randberg Magistrate Court today, with the state and defense divided over whether he should remain behind bars. Sibiya

Motive for the shooting remains unknown and no arrests have been made. Gauteng Police spokesperson Dimakazo Nebuuri. On the night of the 5th of October 2026, the police attended to a scene in Rosfeld and 6th Avenue Street in Alexandra, where they found two male bodies with gunshot wounds. The victims aged 17 and 19 years old have been established to be high school learners. The motive of the shooting is subject to police investigations and no one has been arrested as yet. Self-proclaimed.

Country in the next 15 years or so. And a big part of that, about 35 gigawatts of the 102 gigawatts of additional electricity that we are advocating for, will be coming from renewables. Police have launched a murder investigation after two high school learners were shot dead in Alexandra, north of Johannesburg. The victims, aged 17 and 19, were found with gunshot wounds near Madala Hostel on Monday night. Police say the

It depends, but I know the big daddy longlegs will survive in my house. The rain spider that comes every October will survive in my house. We've had a scorpion, we've had a crab because I live in Linden, which has got a very high water table. If it rains a lot, sometimes we've had a crab in our garden that survived. I have thrown stones at pigeons. What did they say in that movie? What was that movie? Pigeons the Rainbow.

Grievances. But whether the organizers of the protests will consider that a sufficient gesture in their direction seems doubtful. What they want is a clear commitment from the government that more money will be made available for education, and until that happens, the student unions are calling for the protests to continue. The top story: at 8 back home, police have launched a murder investigation after two high school learners were shot dead in Alexandra, north of Johannesburg. Headlines at 8:30 for SAFM News: Am Kulufello, Defol.

Shot dead in Alexandra, north of Johannesburg. The victims, aged 17 and 19, were found with gunshot wounds near Madala Hostel on Monday night. Police say the motive for the shooting remains unknown and no arrests have been made. Haudene police spokesperson Dimakazo Nebuhuri. On the night of the 5th of October 2026, the police attended to a scene in Rosfeld and 6th Avenue Street in Alexandra, where they found two male bodies with gunshot wounds. The victims

After two high school learners were shot dead in Alexandra, north of Johannesburg. Suspended Deputy National Police Commissioner for Crime Detection Shadrack Sibiya is expected to continue his bail application at the Renbank Magistrates Court today. And Labor Federation Kosatu says the latest fuel hike comes at a time workers are already struggling with high transport and food costs. I'll have details on this and more stories at 8. OUTsurance is in the business of

Hotel in Santon here in Johannesburg, as well as the alleged sexual grooming of a 16-year-old who sent explicit images to him. Now, during arguments, Sibiya's legal team maintained that the two teenagers should be treated as adults and argued that the sexual interactions were consensual. Now, the state, however, says it has a watertight case and argues that Sibiya should be denied bail while he remains in custody at the Hoshimamburu Correctional Center in Pretoria.

Pranesh, Linda, literally everybody's on the money. Well, that's what I would have thought until this happened. Morning, Nick, I know nothing about Formula One and sports. That's nothing for me this morning. It's Andrea from Albertson. You have me sometimes no idea. Prem from Brinston, Jody Schechter, East London born, raised for the Tafosi. Ferrari, baby. Ian from Randberg. He drove for Ferrari. Flying guest today.

The team roams through the floor the entire time and ensures that everyone gets looked after and served properly. No, gotcha. Morning, Clemsa. Clemsa, can you just find out why don't they open on a Monday? Like, it's like when you think of an impromptu thing to do on a Monday around Parkhurst or in most restaurants, they are closed on a Monday. Come on, guys, help us out. You know, maybe I'm trying to impress, and it's a Monday and Kippopilia got some cash nyana, you know, and you guys are all closed.

2020. So I missed the COVID, the big lockdown, and then 21 was the next big lockdown. And we opened up across the road or down the road from Theo. Yeah. Yeah, how did you guys survive that? I mean, every most businesses really struggled. During COVID. So Kolonaki in Parkhurst is just a very special restaurant.

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That's okay then. It's these things that are happening like now that irritates me. Oh, the light. I like. What is Ben? What's Ben saying? Ben says the lights are on M1. It might be for you. Ben says the lights are on the M1. I drive through Melville. The lights are out from the cemetery. Yeah. Bottom of the cemetery, bottom of the hill, all the way through Melville. Bayers Nordir doesn't work. And most of the traffic lights on Bays Nordir were working. So there were only two or three that weren't working. No.

It's just gone five minutes after six o'clock. A very good evening and a warm welcome to it. You're listening to Kaya Biz here on Kaya 959 with myself, Kukuletu Mufupi. What a busy day. So many of you might be familiar with Kaya House. We are here in Rosebank on 195 Jansmut Avenue, and right across the road from us is a filling station. Earlier on today, and even looking right across the window from me, I do see the queues. Cars have been piling up to fill up their tanks. And as

Influence or more business focus, but unfortunately, the party always wins by the sounds of it and by the looks of it, regardless of the person's statue or business acumen. But yeah, it's quite sad though. And yeah, when you use Donald Trump as an example, I don't know if he's by any means, but yeah, anyway, great topic. All right, let's go to the lines. XDK from Santon, go ahead. Hi, good afternoon.

We also do have current sitting presidents that are businessmen. And it is up to you to decide if you think that's a good thing or a bad thing. One double eight three oh seven oh two, the WhatsApp line 0727021702. Nadosh in Hyde Park. Hi, Nadosh. Hi, good afternoon to you. How are you? Good, thanks to you. Good, thank you. Well, listen, thank you for the opportunity. I'm just, I thought I must give my 50 cents on this topic.

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We are currently located. We are located in Bruma, 39 Ernest Oppenheimer Avenue. So it's around Johannesburg, just near Bedford View. Yeah. But it's like opposite Eastgate and McDonald's, right above that area. All right. What difference do you think this makes being recognized like this as Houting's greatest kids' party place? It's great. I think the coffee shop owner or person here did mention that sometimes you don't even pay attention to all these nominations and whatever the case is. We just focus.

And I love jewelry. So I collected jewelry and started selling on a Sunday at the market in 94 when it opened. Goodness me. I mean, you can get almost anything at the Rosebank market. Just give us a sense of the variety that's on offer in terms of what the traders sell there. So, first of all, we have a lot of handmade arts and crafts, a lot of really exciting entrepreneurs who are trying to make money. We have food, we have deli, we do have a lot of African

Exciting news. I mean, this is one of those that is sort of a landmark, certainly a feature of Johannesburg. How long has the Rosebank Sunday market been open now? The Sunday market was started in 2013, but the original Rosebank market was opened in 1994. Oh, my goodness, it's an institution, isn't it? It is an institution. Now, you started there as a trader. That's right. I'm a social worker. I had a private therapy practice.

We're pleased to tell you who the winners are and in the category: greatest food and craft markets. KG, drum roll, please. It's the Rosebank Sunday market. And the CEO of the Rosebank Sunday Market, Dana Duran, is with us this morning. Dana, congratulations! Thank you so much. This is really cool.

She's now undergoing chemotherapy as we speak, and she's now part of the family. There's many, many stories like that and testimonials that we are busy uploading onto our website currently. Many, many stories like that. Can you tell us a little bit about Pinkhurst? What is Pinkhurst all about? Parkhurst, the beautiful community in the north of Johannesburg on Fourth Avenue, that street where all those beautiful

The reason why I would say I've worked for so many companies is because I have researched on how people behave, what is the nature of the organization, and how the country is behaving. Let me stop you there. Thanks very much for your call. What do you make of what Sakil has to say? Yeah, give me a call. Michael is in Greenside. Hi, Michael. Hey, Obi. I definitely can.

where was it? I saw it in two places and I heard what happened at Melrose when they saw that the current president was losing and Kosozano was winning. They went and grouped there in less than two hours.

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Of Johannesburg, Hillborough, Berea, Yeovil, where you would know the irony, where the square meter price of what people are paying per square meter is more than here in Santon because people are given toilets to sleep in and people are taking rent from families who are desperate. Somebody knows what's going on. Absolutely. And

Even though the documents were forced, but the transaction was illegal because the banks lost their money. Then they flood their house with 50 people so they can be able to pay off the bond. Second point: whenever these mayoral kingdoms come on air, I always listen very keenly because I want to hear what their plan is. And every time they put up their plan, you will hear Soweto very distinctively. You will hear Todd CVD, you will hear Alexandra, you will hear Mitland.

The city of Johannesburg. What's your plan there? So, yes, we do have a problem with landfill sites. I mean, there's just one outside Carson's actually North Riding that has just been decommissioned and is now being sealed off. A number of the ones that are there are reaching about 90% capacity and so on. Of course, at some point, you will have to create new capacity for landfill sites. But as Ryzem Zansi, we are very clear and passionate about the fact that waste is wealth.

There was a bust in Bryanston where they busted, I think, two hijacked properties and managed to arrest the the landlords there. But you know, part of it what's complicating it is our laws around um unlawful eviction, particularly the Prevention of Illegal Eviction Act, which um gives people who occupy a property a property legal rights, and it does mean that you often have to approach a court.

I'm just shocked at how the rural and township retail market is so resilient. And then you look at attack and even the changes that have recently been implemented, not just at Mall of Africa and the Waterfall Precinct, but even four ways more. And it seems like super regionals are also holding their fort. So, what's the dynamic like? And is there resilience and growth right across the spectrum? Yeah, so it's what you find in most of the super regionals as well, they become like mixed-use presents. We've got maybe

Question is: Are the people who do this cable theft get arrested or City Power just uses money to repair and life continues? The damage of Alexandra Station is very huge. I was there on Wednesday. Now, lady says, electricity went off on Sunday night and came back Wednesday night, went off again yesterday, and we're still hoping for Jesus to come back almost the whole week without electricity. Please call Mangena.