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Tuesday, 10 November 2026

Home Affairs' digital asylum rollout, a Chery recall and coalition wrangling in KwaZulu-Natal and the Northern Cape dominated, alongside a diabetes special with Holly Ray.

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  1. 20:01

    Home Affairs launched the first phase of a digital asylum system aimed at clearing backlogs and cutting processing delays, with public registrations to follow after the software release.

  2. 20:02

    The National Consumer Commission urged owners of three Chery models, including the Tiggo 4 and Omoda C5, to visit dealers for free inspections and repairs over rear axle and brake defects.

  3. 21:01

    The IFP says it will not join a coalition in eThekwini just for power and will sit in opposition if talks fail, after the MK Party won 86 seats to the DA's 57.

  4. 21:02

    The DA has ruled out coalition arrangements with the MK Party and EFF, citing their financial management and frequent leadership changes, saying it wants councils that deliver.

  5. 21:19

    A community-based newcomer party won seven of 13 council seats in a Northern Cape municipality, with its leader citing unemployment, potholes and water shortages as voter grievances.