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Friday, 14 August 2026

Taxi safety, healthy grocery shopping, youth development and Cape Town’s Blisters for Bread fundraiser dominated a practical, community-focused Friday breakfast show.

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  1. 05:14

    Gauteng removed 60 minibus taxis from the road in a week-long blitz; officials said many had faulty brakes, worn tyres, defective lights and even structural defects, with some operators also arrested for trying to bribe officers.

  2. 05:20

    The province still has about 174 approved operating licences uncollected, down from 400, and drivers were urged to collect licences immediately after a backlog clearance campaign that has already handed over more than 3,000 licences.

  3. 04:44

    A dietitian said shoppers should ignore front-of-pack marketing and check the ingredients list plus the nutrition panel per 100g, because claims like “low fat” and “no added sugar” can still hide high sugar or sodium levels.

  4. 04:55

    Kulisani Foundation said it has directly reached more than 100,000 young people through agriculture, leadership and creative arts programmes, and now wants to train 75 community change agents over the next three years toward a 2030 target of 20,000.

  5. 05:53

    Blisters for Bread takes place on Sunday at Green Point with more than 10,000 walkers expected; PSFA said 100% of funds go to feeding children in the Western Cape, at a cost of R540 per learner per day.