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Friday, 11 September 2026

The episode focused on SAPS recruitment representation, account-takeover scams, South Africa’s fuel vulnerability and preparations for the Springboks’ decisive Baltimore Test.

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  1. 07:01

    The Hawks are extraditing six alleged Black Axe members to the United States over romance-scam charges involving more than 100 victims and alleged losses exceeding R100 million.

  2. 07:13

    SAPS recruitment figures showed 94.5% of more than one million applicants were black African, prompting debate over diversity, representivity and how to broaden applications without sacrificing competence.

  3. 06:50

    Cybersecurity expert Boy Kokabeto Maketluani urged victims of account takeover to change passwords immediately, activate free two-factor authentication, review logged-in devices and contact their bank.

  4. 08:32

    The Central Energy Fund outlined a three-phase plan to revive Durban’s former refinery, targeting 400,000 barrels per day initially and potentially 650,000, but no funding model or timeline exists.

  5. 08:57

    Victor Matfield said the Springboks’ largely settled side has an edge over an All Blacks team making eight starting changes, while warning supporters not to treat Saturday’s decisive Test as a foregone conclusion.