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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2026: High court orders ANC to reinstate Andile Lungisa after unlawful removal 9th October 2026
With elections less than a month away, the high court has ruled that the ANC’s removal of Andile Lungisa from its Nelson Mandela Bay candidate list is unlawful, ordering the party to reinstate his name and pay his legal costs.
Disaster resilience in SA depends on connecting institutions, resources and communities 9th October 2026
To build true disaster resilience there needs to be genuine collaboration between existing institutions and grassroots communities, and the integration of local knowledge and shared responsibility into public safety systems.
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TOUGH EXAMINATION: Sharks and Lions face early tests for United Rugby Championship playoff credentials 9th October 2026
SA clashes offer an early gauge of franchises’ prospects in what looks to be a demanding season.
SCHOLAR TRANSPORTATION: School transport crisis puts 71,000 Western Cape learners at risk as fuel costs soar 9th October 2026
A one-day school bus operator strike on Tuesday over soaring fuel prices has left thousands of Western Cape learners facing an uncertain route to school. Operations have temporarily resumed pending provincial feedback, with rural families bearing the brunt of further disruptions.
Surge in SA mining fatalities in 2026 deeply concerning, says Mantashe 9th October 2026
If the current rate of is maintained, registered South African mines will record about 70 mining deaths in 2026, up from 41 last year.
GLOBAL RECOGNITION: SA’s Navi Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize for championing peace and international law 9th October 2026
South African judge Navi Pillay won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her work promoting peace and international law, from opposing apartheid to serving on international courts.
UN human rights office welcomes Nobel Prize winner Pillay as staunch defender of human rights 9th October 2026
The United Nations human rights office on Friday welcomed the news of Navi Pillay's Nobel Peace Prize win, acknowledging her longstanding advocacy for human rights.

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Daan’s Snippets – 31st August 2020

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