RC 261025Cape TalkSara-Jayne Makwala King
Sunday, 25 October 2026
Mostly music and listener chatter, but the bulletins that ran through the morning were dominated by a Cape Town mass shooting and Parliament's criticism of police performance.
- 10:00
Five people were killed and three wounded when gunmen opened fire on a group drinking at a residence in Cape Town, the third deadly mass shooting in recent weeks; no arrests have been made.
- 10:03
Parliament's Ian Cameron says SAPS met only 49 of its 94 annual performance targets, with some detectives carrying 600 to 800 case dockets, and wants a clear plan on DNA backlogs.
- 11:01
Parliament's police committee chair Ian Cameron says Fannie Nkosi's resignation from SAPS must not halt criminal investigations or prosecution on charges including fraud, theft and defeating the ends of justice.
- 10:01
A fire at the Baghdad informal settlement in Pretoria destroyed at least 100 structures and displaced dozens of families, prompting the city to call for humanitarian relief; the cause is under investigation.
- 10:03
City Power says financial ring-fencing should speed payments as it works to address about R900 million owed to contractors, following protests outside its head office and a follow-up meeting planned.