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Saturday, 31 October 2026
Election-season news dominated this Saturday's Soundtrack of Your Life bulletins, from the DA's final push and Cape Town taxi violence to a Bentley hunt tied to a tender corruption probe.
- 13:01
DA federal leader Geordin Hill-Lewis says the party aims to become the number one political party in Wednesday's local government elections, urging voters to make history at its final Mamelodi rally.
- 14:06
Poland's government has suspended senior judges at the Constitutional Court, prompting right-wing protests and riot police, while President Karol Nawrocki cut short a trip to back the court's top two justices.
- 15:06
Canada is set to become the EU's first associate member, and its prime minister says the full substance, scale and scope of this new form of membership will be determined in the coming months.
- 14:03
Cape Town taxi violence has stranded commuters at the airport, and Brett Herron warns it could suppress turnout on Wednesday in communities that rely most on local government services.
- 14:05
The SIU has appointed a curator to trace a luxury Bentley linked to a tender businessman, after a Midrand property search failed to find it; eight luxury vehicles are being sought in total.