In case you missed it: 19 arrested over immigrant protests | Gupta-linked companies convicted | Touring in a Ferrari
Catch up on the biggest stories this Saturday, 10 October 2026, in our simple daily news update.
In recent days, anti-immigrant protests have led to the arrest of 19 individuals in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. Rubber bullets were used by police during violent clashes in the city. The Gauteng High Court recently convicted two company directors and three mining firms associated with the Gupta family of R107.5 million in fraud and money laundering cases.
The department of Transport is contemplating amendments to National Road Traffic Regulations, which would restrict the use of driver's and learner's licenses as general identification documents. Additionally, Idac Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions Santhos Manilall has resigned from his position.
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