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Monday, 12 October 2026

Judgment reserved in the ANC's Constitutional Court fight with the IEC, a Kempton Park bail ruling, and PwC's upbeat SA Mine 2026 report dominated this Kaya Biz episode, with mining optimism the business focus.

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  1. 18:01

    Judgment reserved in the ANC's Constitutional Court appeal against the IEC over unsubmitted proportional representation candidate lists. DA lawyer Michael Bishop argues uploading lists is not a final submission.

  2. 18:01

    Kempton Park Magistrates Court granted bail of R10,000 each to two men arrested over property linked to a murder victim, including a stolen smart watch. The state opposed bail for a third accused, a Nigerian national.

  3. 18:03

    Gauteng Health urges matriculants to prioritise mental health as 2026 final exams begin, advising realistic study schedules, enough sleep and regular breaks to manage stress.

  4. 18:27

    PwC's SA Mine 2026 report shows mineral reserves have increased since 2023, meaning many mines expect to keep operating longer, which PwC frames as renewed optimism for the sector.

  5. 18:29

    Revenue at the listed mining companies PwC analysed rose 38%, driven largely by precious metal prices, with gold and PGM miners posting exceptional performance.