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28th September 2026

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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: Malema blames GNU cooperation for EFF losing support to the DA 7th November 2026
EFF leader Julius Malema says voters questioned why they should not support the DA at the ballot box when the ANC itself was willing to work with the party and give it positions in government.
MOMENT OF TRUTH: Blue landslide in US gives SA hope — but Trump still has sharp teeth 7th November 2026
Democratic control of the US Congress could help South Africa to repair its strained relations with Washington, but the cornered president retains power over foreign policy — and he may well use it.
Mind your business: New franchise models are expanding business ownership in South Africa and beyond 7th November 2026
From digital pizza stores to independent coffee bikes and micro-franchises, entrepreneurs are reshaping franchise models to widen access and reflect local markets.
POLITICALLY AWEH: Why is rent so expensive in Cape Town, and would rent control help? 6th November 2026
Rent in Cape Town keeps climbing, and its Airbnbs keep multiplying. Politically Aweh set out to figure out why it’s so expensive, and spoke to the Rent Control Group. Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews, meanwhile, says there’s ‘no chance’ of rent control — ‘market goes where market goes’.
LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: MK party takes four KZN municipalities from ANC as governance test looms 6th November 2026
The people of KwaZulu-Natal will get the first real taste of the uMkhonto Wesizwe party’s leadership as it looks set to govern a number of municipalities for the first time.
LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: ActionSA takes township wards from the ANC in Gauteng 6th November 2026
ActionSA will likely merge as the second-largest party in Tshwane and the third-largest in Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni. See where they’ve grown since 2021.
FLAWED ARGUMENTS: The case against fencing Simon’s Town’s baboons just doesn’t hold up 6th November 2026
With most of the Waterfall troop already living naturally on the mountain, fencing Simon’s Town could reduce conflict without sacrificing the baboons’ freedom.
LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: From ActionSA to MK, what Gauteng’s top parties will demand in coalition talks 6th November 2026
With outright majorities out of reach across Gauteng’s metros, the province’s top six parties are outlining their non-negotiables for coalition agreements.

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