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Sunday, 4 October 2026

A wide-ranging Sunday breakfast covered GBV and fuel-price concerns, eating disorders, shark conservation, entrepreneurship, psychological growth and Stevie Wonder’s enduring musical legacy.

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  1. 08:02

    An anticipated fuel increase of about R3 per litre for petrol, with diesel above R33, has economists warning of higher transport, grocery and consumer-goods costs; Santaco has not decided on taxi fares.

  2. 07:10

    A police report reportedly recommends prosecuting former police minister Peggy Nel for alleged unlawful gratification, including luxury accommodation and cash linked to businessman Vusimuzi Matlala; Nel denies receiving money.

  3. 06:48

    Sharks and rays face threats including overfishing, bycatch, coastal development, pollution and warming oceans; Ushaka Sea World researchers are studying sperm storage and cryopreservation to support population management.

  4. 08:49

    Entrepreneur Andile Kumalo said self-employment need not mean building a huge company: creating one sustainable job can be a valid goal, while entrepreneurs should expect failure without treating it as personal defeat.

  5. 09:22

    Psychologist Dr Kosi Giane said discomfort enables change by challenging familiar neurological patterns; a strong personal reason helps people persist through uncertainty and develop new capabilities.