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Thursday, 24 September 2026

Heritage Day programming centred on South Africa’s contested national identity, while election rules, mass violence, economic pressure and struggling civic organisations dominated the news agenda.

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  1. 06:03

    The IEC warned political parties that breaching the Electoral Code of Conduct during November’s municipal elections could bring fines of up to R200,000 or 10 years’ imprisonment.

  2. 07:13

    Police launched a 72-hour tracking operation after 11 people, including a pregnant woman, were killed at a KwaZulu-Natal gathering; investigators suspect rival gangs may be involved.

  3. 06:27

    South Africa’s repo rate rose by 25 basis points to 7.25%, taking prime to 10.75%, as the Reserve Bank warned fuel prices could push inflation above 5%.

  4. 08:20

    Heritage Day was framed as a call for deeper national reflection: advocate Sipo Mandula said cultural celebration is hollow without human rights, dignity, social justice and functioning heritage sites.

  5. 08:55

    Non-profit organisations are being undermined by weak administration, compliance hurdles, governance failures and disappearing funds; Nyati Impact Foundation plans training and a national support drive.