RC 261023Cape TalkLester Kiewit

Friday, 23 October 2026

Doubts over funding fuel-levy relief, taxi-related shootings in Cape Town and a voluntary survey rejecting the N2 wall dominated this Good Morning Cape Town.

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  1. 06:03

    Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said Treasury has no instrument to recover the fuel levy revenue it lost, now estimated near R23 billion, while further fuel price cuts are coming.

  2. 06:31

    Four people were killed in two suspected taxi-related shootings in two days, in Delft and at Maitland station, and police have made no arrests while residents demand more visibility.

  3. 06:06

    A voluntary survey of over 17,000 people, run through social media, found about 94% oppose the R115 million plan for a nine-kilometre N2 wall.

  4. 06:37

    The Proteas levelled the series 1-1 with an innings and 31-run win over Australia in the second Test, and the decider starts next Tuesday at Newlands.

  5. 08:24

    A South African triathlete who won the 2016 Cozumel race says, ten years on, he has no regrets about passing the Brownlee brothers and speaks of years of online abuse.