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The Constitutional Court has ruled in the ANC's favour in its dispute with the Electoral Commission over 181 candidates for the 4 November municipal elections. The ANC blamed an online submission problem; the IEC disputed that explanation. Fikile Mbalula became emotional after the decision and later collapsed during a media briefing. The DA's Helen Zille criticised the ruling, while the IEC must now take steps to include the candidates on the ballot.
Four ANC Youth League members have been killed and three other people wounded in Katlehong. Police say a former ward councillor has handed himself over. The ANC has called for stronger police visibility; the EFF cautions against treating an unproven political motive as fact.
Former police boss Shadrack Sibiya remains in custody after the Randburg Magistrate's Court postponed its bail decision. The State raised concerns about possible witness interference and referred to an alleged attempt by an associate to persuade a complainant's father to withdraw charges. These are allegations before the court, not findings against Sibiya.
The AKA and Tibz murder trial was adjourned after an air-conditioning failure in court.
The NPA and KwaZulu-Natal police have rejected claims that arrest warrants were issued for March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and her husband, Xolani Zuma.
SPORTS
PSG beat Manchester City 4-2, while Real Madrid fought back to defeat Roma 4-3.
Mamelodi Sundowns look ahead to domestic and continental fixtures, with Carling Knockout pairings announced.
The Proteas have dropped Tristan Stubbs and called in Matthew Breetzke ahead of the second Test.
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