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Sunday, 13 September 2026

A safety warning over four women found dead in Kempton Park led the news, while the Springboks’ record rivalry win and conversations on suicide, household labour and investing dominated the programme.

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  1. 07:00

    Police warned women around Kempton Park’s Rhodesfield area to avoid walking or exercising alone after four women’s bodies were found there in roughly two months; no serial-killer link is confirmed.

  2. 06:28

    The Springboks beat New Zealand 43-28 in Baltimore to win the inaugural Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series 3-1, securing a historic series victory over the All Blacks.

  3. 06:25

    Clinical psychologist Dr Kosi Giane urged people experiencing persistent suicidal thoughts to reach out, highlighting hopelessness and despair; the SADAG suicide crisis helpline is 0800-567-567.

  4. 09:16

    Household responsibility includes invisible planning and mental labour, not only visible chores; couples were urged to recognise what must be anticipated, coordinated and held in mind.

  5. 07:26

    Financial planner Paul Roelofse advised investors nearing retirement to prioritise capital preservation, noting that cash and bonds may be more stable than volatile equities in the short term.