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Friday, 9 October 2026

Unpaid municipal pension contributions, asylum-directive unrest and a shortened first day of the Kingsmead Test dominated this Friday edition of Top Sport on SAfm.

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  1. 19:00

    Municipal managers could face criminal charges for failing to pay pension contributions: R1.7 billion is owed to pension funds by municipalities that deducted it from employees' salaries, affecting about 590,000 members.

  2. 19:01

    Home Affairs has withdrawn its directive on processing asylum seekers following a Constitutional Court judgment, which the IFP welcomed. The directive had sparked violent protests in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, with 24 vehicles torched.

  3. 19:15

    Australia finished day one of the Kingsmead Test at 187 for six, with Pat Cummins on 33 and Matt Renshaw on 46. Play resumes at 9:30 tomorrow.

  4. 19:37

    George Russell must start at the back of the grid in Singapore after using his fifth power unit, a grid penalty that adds pressure to his championship chase against Kimi Antonelli.

  5. 19:17

    Everton's owners, the Friedkin Group, are exploring a sale less than two years after their takeover, saying it is time to consider the club's next chapter. They will only engage with buyers they see as right stewards.