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Tuesday, 6 October 2026

The episode focused on Feroz Khan’s postponed Madlanga Commission testimony, a landmark asylum ruling, soaring fuel costs, alleged insurance murders and KwaZulu-Natal’s election campaign.

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  1. 12:02

    Feroz Khan’s in-camera testimony before the Madlanga Commission was postponed after a family member was killed in a shooting on Gauteng’s R21; no new date was set.

  2. 12:22

    The Constitutional Court ruled that unlawful entry or missing immigration documents cannot alone block access to South Africa’s asylum system, although applications must still be assessed on merit.

  3. 12:29

    Life insurers recorded 38 alleged “murder for money” cases in 2024, up from 14 in 2023; claims involving implicated beneficiaries may wait for criminal proceedings.

  4. 12:52

    From midnight, petrol prices were set to rise by between R3.12 and R3.33 per litre, diesel by up to R3.24, and illuminating paraffin by R4.77.

  5. 12:50

    The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal urged voters to deliver victories in all 54 municipalities on 4 November, while acknowledging the need to address corruption and crime.