In case you missed it: Six trucks set alight in Mpumalanga | Home Affairs asylum changes | Tshwane mayor warns informal traders

In Mpumalanga, South Africa, six trucks were set ablaze in two consecutive days by armed suspects targeting a truck driver. The South African Police Service (SAPS) has launched an investigation into the incident in the Gert Sibande District. Home Affairs has announced proposed changes to asylum seeker regulations, aiming to create a more streamlined process following a failed attempt in July.

The proposals, following a ruling by the Constitutional Court, require asylum seekers to access processing centres despite entering illegally. Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba cautioned 13 traditional leaders against selling livestock received as part of a government programme, emphasizing the program's role in transforming communal livestock farming from subsistence to commerce.

Meanwhile, a truck driver received R25,000 in damages from his employer after being subjected to racial harassment at work. Finally, Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya cautioned informal traders not to purchase stalls in Marabastad, stating that only the city can allocate space in the new Marabastad stalls.