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The Star Late Edition, 16 Oct 2026

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ArticleANC wins Con­court bid as IEC weighs bal­lot reprint impact

THE ANC has won its Con­sti­tu­tional Court bid to rein­state can­did­ates in six muni­cip­al­it­ies ahead of the Novem­ber 4 local gov­ern­ment elec­tions, with the rul­ing com­ing as the Elect­oral Com­mis­sion of South Africa (IEC) has already...

ANC wins Con­court bid as IEC weighs bal­lot reprint impact

ArticleMuni­cipal debt doubled des­pite inter­ven­tions – Eskom

MUNICIPALITIES owe Eskom just over R122 bil­lion in unpaid debt, and the power util­ity says the National Treas­ury’s debt relief pro­gramme has not worked, as only nine of the 71 indebted muni­cip­al­it­ies are com­ply­ing with the pay­ment...

Muni­cipal debt doubled des­pite inter­ven­tions – Eskom

ArticleSis­ter loses bid to exhume brother’s body after alleged foul-play con­cern

A GAUTENG High Court, Johan­nes­burg, judge has dis­missed a woman’s applic­a­tion to exhume her brother’s body, find­ing that alleg­a­tions of foul play were largely based on spec­u­la­tion and fam­ily obser­va­tions rather than expert evid­ence. The...

Sis­ter loses bid to exhume brother’s body after alleged foul-play con­cern

ArticleAHMED TIMOL: FROM A TEACHER TO AN ANTI-APARTHEID OPERATIVE

WHEN Ahmed Timol had com­pleted his third year as a teacher at the Roode­poort Indian High School (RIHS) at the end of 1966, he had trav­elled only in a small corner of South Africa. His hori­zons were about to be broadened immeas­ur­ably. IT’S time...

AHMED TIMOL: FROM A TEACHER TO AN ANTI-APARTHEID OPERATIVE

ArticleGauteng misses GBV shel­ter tar­get as 142 res­id­ents leave shel­ters

GAUTENG fell 178 vic­tims short of its first-quarter tar­get for gender-based viol­ence (GBV) and crime shel­ter ser­vices, while 142 people accom­mod­ated in shel­ters dis­charged them­selves dur­ing the 2025/26 fin­an­cial year. The Gauteng...

Gauteng misses GBV shel­ter tar­get as 142 res­id­ents leave shel­ters