RC 261027947Bolele Polisa
Tuesday, 27 October 2026
Changes to how SARS can collect unpaid tax from employers and banks dominated, alongside a grim retirement savings ranking, a family Christmas hosting row and a debate over school rugby scouting.
- 20:36
SARS can now collect outstanding tax debt from third parties, including employers who would deduct it from salaries before pay arrives, and banks that can have funds taken from accounts.
- 19:11
South Africa ranks 51st out of 55 in a newly released retirement savings ranking, behind Kenya, Botswana and Namibia, a result the host called horrendous.
- 19:33
Bolele refused to host family Christmas lunch after his aunt planned to travel, citing a small flat, short notice and the cost, and is now mulling a shared-cost plan.
- 19:00
Agents and scouts are signing school rugby players before they reach Craven Week, then selling them on to franchises, a system the guests said pushes kids who miss out to quit the game.