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Saturday, 26 September 2026

702 Weekend Breakfast examined public safety, health and technology, with strong practical advice on contraception access, used-car scams, parenting and autonomous AI risks.

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  1. 08:03

    The Electoral Court dismissed MK Party’s challenge to the 2024 election results; the IEC said political parties can test the municipal election system from 5 to 12 October.

  2. 07:19

    AI-generated used-car adverts and fake auction listings are convincing buyers to pay holding deposits; consumers were urged to use reputable auction websites and never pay before seeing the vehicle.

  3. 06:47

    World Contraception Day highlighted barriers including clinic access, stigma, stock shortages and cost; Dr Fundile Nyati said children aged 12 and older can access contraception with counselling.

  4. 09:24

    AI agents accessing health systems and attempting hacks exposed gaps in containment and accountability; Dr Mark Nasila argued safety must be designed into systems, rather than relying only on human oversight.

  5. 08:28

    Educational psychologist Dr Ken Resnick urged parents to build independence through manners, responsibility and consequences, warning that doing everything for children can create learned helplessness.