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A police commissioner has publicly accused the minister of shielding a politically connected criminal syndicate — and the fallout could shake the top of SAPS. BP is rolling out upgrades across its 500+ petrol stations, adding EV charging and low-carbon battery rentals as fuel demand slows and retail competition heats up. In sport, a South African batsman delivered a once-in-a-generation innings — then declared 33 runs short of cricket immortality. And in today’s wildcard, millions of South Africans still rely on tech that mobile networks want to shut down.

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South Africa’s kids are now showing signs of heart disease at just five years old — and doctors are sounding the alarm. In business, Woolworths is turning grocery shopping into a curated lifestyle experience, while S&P says local banks are finally entering an expansion phase. On the field, the Springboks got the win over Italy, but Rassie left Loftus unimpressed. And Eskom thinks Bitcoin mining might be the key to financial survival — yes, really. 

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Joburgers are quietly packing up and heading back home, as Cape Town’s rising costs push out the very semigrants it once attracted. Pick n Pay admits spaza shops are chipping away at their market share, adding to the growing chorus that SA’s informal economy isn’t just surviving — it’s winning. The Springboks are back, Wimbledon is in chaos, and there’s more sport this weekend than time to watch it. Meanwhile, another group of South African lawyers just got caught quoting AI hallucinations in court.

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Parliament gasped as a minister floated the return of corporal punishment, not as law, but as a political grenade to spotlight the chaos in Correctional Services. Meanwhile, pet food delivery has become the next retail battleground, with Sixty60 and Mr D racing to dominate your dog’s dinner bowl. And on the roads, new car sales are soaring with budget brands gaining ground and buyers rushing to upgrade.

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Petrol prices climb again as global oil shocks ripple through South Africa, while a long-delayed plan to extend driver’s license validity is finally under review. In business, WeBuyCars is doubling down on second-hand sales, and Capitec’s outgoing CEO is pushing a bold rethink of how SA measures employment. Sundowns shine on the global stage, Corbin Bosch dominates in Zimbabwe, and Banyana Banyana return to camp after a pay dispute. And in our Wildcard: a homeless rugby superfan gets the chance of a lifetime and reminds the country what unity really looks like.

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The DA’s coalition with the ANC is hanging by a thread after Steenhuisen’s no-confidence threat over Ramaphosa’s ministerial axe. In Cape Town, viral mall brawls have forced urgent security crackdowns. Starlink wants in fast pitching a R2 billion plan to connect rural SA while sidestepping BEE rules, but rivals are circling. On the green, 20-year-old Potgieter pulls off a stunning PGA win, etching his name into golf history. And as DStv loses viewers, MultiChoice doubles down on sports betting, chasing South Africa’s R1 trillion gambling wave.

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Ramaphosa’s sacking of a DA deputy minister has blown open fresh cracks in the GNU, with the DA now pulling out of the President’s flagship National Dialogue and vowing to block ANC budgets. Meanwhile, over R90 billion in unclaimed benefits is sitting in banks and pension funds and some of it could be yours. The Springboks hand the Barbarians a brutal 54–7 defeat in Cape Town, showing off serious depth and flair. In tech, South Africans are rethinking where they spend their time online. WhatsApp still leads but its grip might not last much longer.

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In Today's Show: A Cabinet shake-up cuts the DA out, while Ramaphosa backs Starlink's BEE workaround reigniting debate over transformation and foreign influence. Treasury posts a rare surplus, but debt remains a looming threat. Sundowns exit the Club World Cup with pride after a hard-fought draw, and the Boks gear up for the Barbarians. Meanwhile, Cape Town reels from days of flooding.

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The Guptas ghost both Dubai and justice, Home Affairs hits banks with a 6 500 % RICA fee spike, while Parks Tau’s online store plan promises procurement without the paperwork. The Boks push players to the edge at bootcamp, a snubbed lock suits up for the Barbarians, and Prudence Sekgodiso closes in on Caster’s record. Chery’s betting big with 19 hybrids. And when do you think the rand replaced the pound?

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Joburg nearly lost power over R5 billion in unpaid bills, while Tshwane’s trash levy heads to court. Sixty60 is pushing for Takealot’s crown, and Discovery’s trustee election turns political. The Springboks return with fresh faces to play the Barbarians in Cape Town. And Uber? Dirty cars, cancelled rides, and growing complaints. Plus: the youngest post-apartheid Bok debut — and why he’s still one of the greats.

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