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Sunday, 11 October 2026
A Durban immigration protest, a presidency plea over Jacob Zuma's health and a Pakistan state of emergency lead this news-heavy episode, with matric pressure and a Kenyan ultrasound story also featured.
- 21:03
The presidency urged the public to respect former president Jacob Zuma's medical privacy, saying only his medical team can disclose his condition, and only with his consent. The Surgeon General leads his care.
- 21:00
March and March members began protesting outside the Home Affairs Refugee Reception Centre on Moore Road in Durban, after violent anti-undocumented immigration protests earlier this week in the Durban CBD, Soweto and Johannesburg.
- 21:05
Pakistan's president suspended the provincial government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and declared a state of emergency. Imran Khan's PTI party condemned the move as a grave political mistake that it said would lead to further instability.
- 21:01
More than 815,000 full-time candidates have registered for the matric exams starting on the 13th. Psychologists urged learners and parents to prioritise mental health, watching for sleep, appetite and focus problems.
- 21:51
A handheld ultrasound programme in Kenya performed nearly 200,000 scans across more than 100 health facilities in 2022 and 2023. Three-quarters of trainees said the scans were useful and influenced clinical decisions.