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Difficult for the community to take in. Kalisakembense, thanks so much for that update. And that, of course, our SABC News reporter, Kalisake Mbense, he is at the Home Affairs Refugee Reception Center on Shea Guevara Road out in Durban. And seeing some protesters also making their way in the city of Tshwane. And we're trying to get in touch with our reporter out in Marabas.

I spoke to our reporter, Talisha Naidu, who was on that story yesterday. Well, we have Kalesaka Mbenz watching that for us today. And either him or one of the other reporters from SABC News will be bringing us up to speed with regard to the latest there. Also, keeping an eye on what's happening at the center's Department of Home Affairs reception centers in Rabastad, in the city of Tuane, as well as in Trebecha. So we'll check in with our reporter.

I looked them in the eye, although, of course, we were hostages and they had the guns and everything. But by body language and eye contact, I was able to kind of demand respect. In tomorrow's weather for Gauteng, partly cloudy and warm conditions are expected in most parts of the province. This says temperatures will range between 11 and 25 in Johannesburg, 13 and 29 in Tsuane, and for

Only 24-7 radio station in Pretoria, Impact 103. I give that. I give to them monthly. And then WWF. And then I also work with a project called Tshwane Outreach Project. And there I give financially and also physically where we go out, we cook, we give people food, we give people clothes. Any charity organization that

In the murder of the EFF Tshwane Secretary Monica Dubek, appearing in the Kalinen Magistrates Court today. There's a story in the Sowetan about an incident that happened at the Bri taxi rank terminus. A woman with Dumelo Mazibuko, 26, was stabbed repeatedly at the back of her neck. She was turned over and stabbed between her breasts.

It's a survey that was done fairly recently, mid August to into September. So a lot of the views expressed are very, very recent indeed. And they've been asking framed around the basic premise, if the local government elections were taking place today, which party would you vote for? The findings are very interesting indeed. They took a national look at general support for political parties and then focused in on four metros Johannesburg, Tshwane, Cape Town and Etigwini.

24 and 25 across 37 infrastructure sites. TMPD mascara infrastructure for now. John, the positive thinker says, I know which part you are candidate to vote for in Tswani, although I wish one could vote for the three Eric Go. I would like to have the three to continue. Nasipi of Action SA Obakieng.

Etiguini, Cape Town and Tshwane. We'll talk to Carol Payton, News24's politics editor. I listened into their briefing earlier and some of the numbers really raised some very, very interesting thoughts and questions indeed. Carol joining us a little bit later in the program. Fuel price hikes, yep, they're coming up after five. We'll look at the impact with economist Dr. Azajmin joining us from Econometrics. He'll do that at about 10 minutes past five.

So but we will be having our special meko tomorrow morning as the executive and deal with this because really we cannot accept it. Got you. Thank you so much, ma'am. Thank you for your time and the clarity. We really appreciate it. Thank you, Tabisa. And apologies to Khadi Feili. Okay, hopefully soon. Thank you so much, Tangi Mukhali, the MMC for Transport in the City of Twani. So there you go. It looks like the issues are predicated.

Highs of 23. Tshwane 15 and 26 Ferenachang will start the day at 12 degrees Celsius, reaching highs of 23. Recapping the top story in Power News at this hour. We start in quote or rather with fuel prices as from Wednesday, the 7th of October, motorists and consumers are set to pay significantly more for fuel at the pumps. Petrol prices are going up by between 3.12 cents and 3.33 cents a liter, while diesel will go up by as much as 3.5.