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Friday, 13 November 2026

A Friday the 13th episode dominated by the Madlanga Commission's rebuke of Hawks officials, alongside post-election analysis and a singing surgeon's Unplugged set.

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  1. 13:01

    The Madlanga Commission has rebuked Hawks officials who revealed details of an entrapment operation in a R1.5 million theft case, with the chairperson saying they were ill-advised. Only one JMPD official has been convicted so far.

  2. 13:05

    Eight people, including two children, died when a three-storey building partly collapsed into a construction pit in Brooklyn on Wednesday, and US authorities are considering criminal charges.

  3. 13:04

    Analyst Wayne Sussman says anti-migrant sentiment likely helped ActionSA's local election showing, though he also credited its alliances with civic groups and smaller parties for building grassroots support.

  4. 13:02

    A court clerk told the Judicial Conduct Tribunal that an Eastern Cape High Court judge verbally abused him and used a racial slur, which the judge denies. Her advocate put a medical report on workplace stress to him.

  5. 14:16

    Music executive Lance recounted being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and forced to leave London over work-permit breaches, a low point that he says brought him back to South Africa and into music.