Stay informed, fast, with News Bite, your daily update on South Africa and the world, presented by Marcelle Gordon.President Cyril Ramaphosa calls on South Africans to vote in Wednesday's local government elections and says the ANC will remove candidates who fail to serve communities.
Special voting begins with delays. More than 2.5 million voters are approved, up 131% on 2021. In Cape Town, 217 stations opened late awaiting ballot papers. The IEC says it is working to keep stations operational. Elderly voters in Bloemfontein raise concerns about long waits.
The CATA-CODETA dispute continues to disrupt journeys to work and school. Commuters in Delft, Langa and Epping describe fears for their safety.
The People's Water Forum protests as the SA Human Rights Commission releases findings on Gauteng's water and sanitation crisis. The Joburg Crisis Alliance threatens legal action, while Defend Our Democracy urges voters to demand reliable water services.
Donald Trump faces a major test as Americans prepare for the midterm elections. Democrats hope to gain control of Congress as voters weigh living costs and the administration's record.
South Africa awaits a US review of AGOA trade preferences. Analyst Brooks Spector discusses whether the election could give South Africa greater negotiating leverage.
The NPA welcomes a R1.66 billion confiscation order against former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi following his corruption and money-laundering conviction.
In Durban, the AKA and Tibz murder trial examines evidence linked to an abandoned Mercedes allegedly used as a getaway vehicle.
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Kimi Antonelli becomes Formula 1's youngest world champion, aged 20, after the Mexico Grand Prix.
At the Youth Olympics in Senegal, Leah Markgraaff wins silver in the women's 400m freestyle. South Africa's rugby sevens team reaches the semifinals after victories over Senegal, Canada and Germany.
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