RC 260917702Azania Mosaka
Thursday, 17 September 2026
Safety dominated the show, with parents debating how to warn children about danger while police pursued links between nine Ekurhuleni women’s murders and consumers challenged airline delay policies.
- 14:31
Police are using Home Affairs biometric records to identify victims and trace leads after nine women’s bodies were found across Ekurhuleni since July; three victims have now been identified.
- 13:16
Parents debated age-appropriate safety conversations after a 10-year-old raised the possible serial killer, with advice favouring specific warnings about strange behaviour rather than only “stranger danger”.
- 14:28
A delayed FlySafair passenger recovered the R115 shortfall on her airport meal after Wendy Nola intervened; the airline acknowledged a second R120 voucher should have covered the six-hour delay.
- 14:41
South African airlines have no legally mandated delay compensation: FlySafair’s internal guideline provides R120 after two hours and another R120 after four, while policies differ across competitors.