RC 261013Power FMThabiso "TT" Tema
Tuesday, 13 October 2026
Fuel-price warnings, a Constitutional Court ruling on pension sharing in divorce, and a judgment reserved on the ANC's excluded candidates dominated this Tuesday's Power Breakfast.
- 06:04
The AA warns fuel could hit 40 rand a litre by year end if global conflicts keep driving up oil prices, and is urging government to cut fuel taxes by up to 6 rand a litre.
- 06:23
The Constitutional Court has ruled that excluding pension interest from asset redistribution in certain divorce cases is unconstitutional, finding it unfairly disadvantages women. The judgment was handed down on Friday 9 October.
- 06:54
Judgment is reserved in the ANC's Constitutional Court challenge over 181 excluded candidates in six municipalities. The party argues uploading its forms met the 28 August deadline, while the IEC says the system must be accepted as a whole.
- 06:02
Shadrack Sibiya's resignation from the SAPS will be treated as a dishonourable discharge, the acting national commissioner says, because he resigned while facing an ongoing disciplinary case.
- 07:21
Gauteng's record 203,794 matric candidates will be scanned for concealed devices at exam-room entry. Dishonesty cases fell from 242 in 2021 to 82 in 2025, mostly involving crib notes.