RC 261024702Gugs Mhlungu
Saturday, 24 October 2026
Stroke awareness and the urgency of the golden hour dominated this Saturday's Weekend Breakfast, alongside a Peugeot bakkie launch, a Hyundai Tucson recall, and money lessons for kids.
- 06:53
The resident GP said the first 60 minutes after stroke symptoms, the golden hour, can decide survival and recovery, since clot-busting medication works best when given within it.
- 06:55
A transient ischaemic attack, or mini-stroke, is a warning sign, and the GP urged people to see a neurologist, as a major stroke can follow within weeks or months if it is ignored.
- 07:27
Peugeot has launched its Landtrek double cab bakkie in South Africa from just above R480,000, aiming at entry-to-mid buyers of the Ford Ranger and Toyota Hilux.
- 07:16
Hyundai is recalling Tucson SUVs over a side airbag sensor fault in models from 2025, and owners are urged to take their vehicles to the nearest dealer for a free fix.
- 08:26
Nikki Bush urged parents to teach children financial intelligence early, including investing a portion of part-time earnings in low-cost funds such as the Satrix 40 and leaving it untouched.