RC 261028702Mandy Wiener

Wednesday, 28 October 2026

Court drama and deadly taxi violence in the Western Cape dominated this Midday Report, alongside the ANC's confidence ahead of the 4 November local elections in KwaZulu-Natal.

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  1. 12:16

    Suliman Carrim has been granted R100,000 bail by the Pretoria Magistrates Court, but with stringent conditions, including travel limits and arrangements with the Madlanga Commission. He still faces a Limpopo case.

  2. 12:05

    Taxi violence across Cape Town has left commuters stranded, with shootings in Khayelitsha, Mfuleni and Delft linked to route disputes between rival taxi associations. Premier Alan Winde condemned the violence.

  3. 12:44

    The judge who replaced the Eastern Cape judge president faces an impeachment probe over false claims about a shortlisted candidate's child. The conduct committee found prima facie gross misconduct.

  4. 12:04

    The Hawks have arrested a 41-year-old man found inside a restricted area in Cape Town's parliamentary precinct, a national key point, and he will be charged under the National Key Points Act.

  5. 12:24

    The ANC's eThekwini coordinator is confident the party will win back most ground lost to MK in 2024, despite polling suggesting the opposite.