RC 260910Cape TalkLester Kiewit

Thursday, 10 September 2026

Golden Arrow’s strike was averted, while the show examined accountability, disputed insurance claims, heritage protection and a Springboks-All Blacks decider.

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  1. 07:31

    A Cape Town Labour Court interdict stopped the planned Golden Arrow driver strike, allowing bus services to run normally for commuters; the union dispute concerns disciplinary processes and drive cameras.

  2. 06:27

    Golden Arrow says its drive cameras have operated for 16 to 20 years, triggering around harsh braking or incidents and serving both driver counselling and protection against disputed claims.

  3. 06:42

    Hout Bay homeowner Camilla Wilson says a MyCiTi bus damaged her boundary wall, leaving an estimated R200,000 repair bill; an insurance expert advised claiming through her own insurer.

  4. 07:23

    Heritage Western Cape dismissed developers’ appeal against housing on a historic Garlandale cemetery site, after a nine-year campaign; activists say partial exhumation removed 1,300 remains while others remain.

  5. 08:16

    The Springboks lead New Zealand 2-1 before Saturday’s Baltimore decider, with Nas Botha calling the four-Test rivalry tour better for excitement despite its strain on players.