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Sunday, 20 September 2026

A news-heavy Sunday breakfast covered GBV fears, public-service funding, conservation, insurance pitfalls and creative reinvention through Oscar-nominated director Cindy Lee.

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  1. 07:56

    The SABC says it needs R120 million for November’s local elections, but Treasury has provided nothing; late funding would still prevent procuring technology and deploying crews in time.

  2. 08:08

    Cindy Lee’s Oscar-nominated short film The Last Ranger grew from her brother’s experience witnessing rhino poaching; the 28-minute film was shot in four and a half days during Covid.

  3. 06:16

    An optometrist advised annual eye tests, warning that sudden vision loss, severe pain, flashes, increased floaters or visual-field loss require urgent ophthalmological assessment.

  4. 06:42

    WESSA’s CEO said conservation must include hunters, businesses and indigenous communities, with the organisation’s current priorities framed as educating, advocating and acting on climate, biodiversity and pollution.

  5. 07:26

    Financial planner Paul Roelofse warned that insurance claims can be rejected for exclusions including criminal conduct, risky activities or drunk driving, making policy conditions essential reading before disaster strikes.