RC 261109Cape TalkJohn Maytham

Monday, 9 November 2026

Monday's Afternoon Drive covered fallout from the Cape Town taxi shooting, the post-election coalition scramble across hung councils, and a DStv decoder warning that has left subscribers scrambling.

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  1. 15:02

    A National Taxi Council delegation is in Cape Town to help resolve a dispute between rival associations Cata and Codeta, after a Saturday shooting at the Bellville taxi rank left four dead and two wounded, including a seven-year-old boy.

  2. 15:03

    The state has withdrawn charges against Brainwave Projects in the R54 million SAPS software fraud case involving former acting National Police Commissioner Khomotso Phahlane and five co-accused.

  3. 15:20

    The ANC won 30.76% of the vote in the local government elections, down from 45% in 2021, while the DA rose to 24.64%, still short of its 2016 result of 29%.

  4. 15:13

    127 of the 213 municipal councils are hung, more than double the 66 in 2021, meaning most will need coalitions to govern.

  5. 16:57

    MultiChoice says older DStv decoder models will no longer be supported from January, with affected customers contacted directly and needing a compatible decoder by the end of December. A R199 special is offered from November.