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Monday, 26 October 2026

A Tshwane water contamination case and a police sergeant's rape charge dominated Power Breakfast, alongside Ramaphosa's local government reform plan and a flood of police recruitment applications.

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  1. 07:16

    Department of Water and Sanitation has opened a criminal case against the City of Tshwane for failing to report that chlorination of Bronkhorstspruit water stopped for about three weeks, as gastro cases keep rising.

  2. 06:02

    A 49-year-old police sergeant faces rape and sexual grooming charges over alleged abuse of a relative who was 14 between 2022 and October 2024, according to IPID.

  3. 06:55

    President Ramaphosa has proposed ring-fencing water and electricity revenue for infrastructure maintenance and compulsory licensing for service providers in a revised white paper on local government.

  4. 07:56

    SASSA has dismissed 65 officials found guilty of misconduct, mainly over fraudulent grant uploads, with 106 of 134 cases finalised and 28 still pending; criminal cases are being run with SAPS.

  5. 06:21

    SAPS has received about 400,000 profile registrations for just 5,500 trainee posts, and online applications stay open until 13 November before selection begins.