RC 260930702Mandy Wiener

Wednesday, 30 September 2026

The episode centred on accountability: contested taxi-industry evidence, delayed extradition proceedings, police-corruption findings, and worsening South Africa-US tensions over rural crime claims.

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  1. 12:09

    The Madlanga Commission heard that taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni sought a 30% local-content stake and subcontracts from President Ramaphosa, while denying links to bus interference and attacks.

  2. 12:23

    A Johannesburg court postponed UK fugitive Notana Chuma’s plea-and-sentence agreement to 21 October after prosecutors and defence failed to resolve discrepancies in the document.

  3. 12:28

    The South African Weather Service warned of below-normal summer rainfall, above-normal temperatures, severe thunderstorms, larger hail, flooding and heightened veld-fire risk if El Niño develops.

  4. 12:49

    AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel denied responsibility for deteriorating US-South Africa relations, but said rural crime must be addressed through government-community cooperation rather than genocide-label disputes.

  5. 12:59

    Parliament’s police-corruption inquiry is split over possible findings and the future of IPID, with some parties backing reform while the MK Party wants the watchdog disestablished.