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Saturday, 10 October 2026

Ramaphosa's asylum seekers directive decision and the Durban anti-immigrant violence dominated this Saturday's bulletins, alongside a fatal shooting in northern KwaZulu-Natal and calls to protect children.

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  1. 13:00

    President Ramaphosa says withdrawing the directive on processing asylum seekers is not contempt of court, but intended to allow proper assessment before implementing the Constitutional Court ruling.

  2. 13:01

    KZN police have identified several Durban hotspots where protest action could flare up again, after two days of violent anti-undocumented immigrant protests saw more than a dozen vehicles torched and houses looted.

  3. 14:03

    Police are hunting a suspect who shot dead three people at a grocery store in northern KwaZulu-Natal; he is reportedly a former employee who had gone to an internal disciplinary hearing.

  4. 13:02

    The South African Council of Churches says it cannot be business as usual after a wave of violence against women and children, including the stabbing deaths of 14-year-old twins in Mamelodi West.

  5. 15:04

    The Free State High Court has sentenced 26 accused to lengthy jail terms for stealing Transnet copper cables and damaging essential infrastructure on the Springfontein line.