RC 261111702Stephen Grootes
Wednesday, 11 November 2026
Episode dominated by NERSA's court admission that it got its tariff sums wrong, leaving Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni and other councils owing consumers, with sport funding and corporate manners also in focus.
- 18:10
NERSA admitted in court it got its sums wrong, allowing Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni, Nelson Mandela Bay and other councils to charge electricity tariffs that were too high, so consumers are owed money.
- 18:01
Vusimuzi Matlala told the Madlanga Commission that a former police minister asked him to buy a six-million-rand house in KwaZulu-Natal as a retirement home, allegedly in exchange for help after a raid on his security company.
- 18:44
Swimmer Tatjana Smith will represent the Netherlands at the 2028 LA Olympics; Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie says federations, not government, carry responsibility for their own governance and finances.
- 19:23
Chery is recalling nearly 24,000 vehicles in South Africa, including Tiggo 4s, over rear suspension and brake pipe faults, after the National Consumer Commission said it had opened an investigation into earlier quiet recalls.
- 18:19
Pietermaritzburg Chamber members have a court order to get credits passed, but no credits have yet been passed, so they are deducting amounts from monthly bills and declaring disputes to block disconnections.