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Friday, 2 October 2026

A disturbing police bail case drove debate about adult-child boundaries, while Eskom costs, HIV prevention manufacturing and public-sector accountability shaped the morning’s news.

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  1. 07:20

    Women and Men Against Child Abuse said a child remains anyone under 18, making requests for nude images illegal; grooming involves building trust to lower a child’s defences for abuse.

  2. 07:59

    Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said Gilead is assessing three South African manufacturers for a voluntary licence to produce six-month HIV-prevention injection lenacapavir locally, with a decision pending.

  3. 06:25

    Auta CEO Wayne Duvenage called Eskom’s proposed further 8.83% average tariff increase unaffordable, blaming decades of maladministration, corruption, costly projects and excessive borrowing.

  4. 08:18

    Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka said remedial-action implementation rose from 0.02% in 2022 to 67%, while the office’s court matters declined by 87% over four years.

  5. 08:23

    The Public Protector found an Ekurhuleni metro police deputy head was appointed without the required qualification, ordering the municipality to regularise the appointment while the official remains in office.