RC 261029702Mandy Wiener

Thursday, 29 October 2026

SARS raids on a Tshwane CFO, Cape Town taxi killings and a court interdict against March and March dominated an episode that also weighed the army's gang deployment.

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  1. 12:04

    SARS officials searched Tshwane CFO Gareth Amnisi's office and residence after he came under scrutiny at the Madlanga Commission over allegedly sharing confidential tender information.

  2. 12:21

    Cape Town taxi violence has left at least a dozen people dead in three weeks, with four arrests so far and Delft's Palm taxi rank closed and guarded while the MEC warns routes could be shut.

  3. 12:12

    An interim court interdict against March and March remains until Friday, when the Durban High Court will decide whether its restrictions become final; police cited an alleged plot to burn a Home Affairs refugee centre.

  4. 12:50

    Statistics SA's rebased GDP puts the economy at about 8 trillion rand in 2025, after revising 2022 output up by 4.3 percent; policymakers will use the 2025 figure.

  5. 12:46

    A Global Initiative report finds Operation Prosper's gang impact mixed: Philippi murders rose from 4 in March to 11 in June, while Mitchells Plain and Steenberg saw declines that partly predate the army.