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Tuesday, 3 November 2026
Election-eve episode dominated by NATJOINTS security warnings after a political killing and arrests, with Tshwane's water crisis and a detailed guide to what voters can and cannot do at the polls.
- 20:20
NATJOINTS confirmed the killing of a party regional leader in KZN during special voting and said the investigating team will pursue leads, while urging political tolerance and restraint.
- 20:25
NATJOINTS said 21 election-related cases were recorded since Monday, including a murder, arson and theft of posters and tents. Five have gone to court and six dockets have arrests.
- 20:19
Campaigning ends at midnight tonight. From tomorrow, no political persuasion, solicitation or intimidation of voters is permitted at or around voting stations, NATJOINTS said.
- 20:06
Tshwane pulled 13 private water tankers after inspections found them in poor condition, and the mayor urged residents to treat every water source as a risk while the plant remains shut.
- 21:01
Photographing your marked ballot is a criminal offence, and protesting at polling stations or tearing down rivals' posters can get you arrested, Tessa Dooms warned listeners.