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The state has presented further surveillance footage in the AKA and Tibbs murder trial.

This time, recordings show a second car supposedly following the late rapper and his entourage.

A man wearing a white t-shirt and a black bucket hat jumps out.

The court previously heard from a car rental owner that he loaned the alleged mastermind, Gwabeni, a grey VW Polo with a spare tyre fitted on one of the back wheels.

Nushera Sudhyao, East Coast Radio Newswatch, Durban High Court.

Voters must make an informed mark on the ballot paper at next month's municipal elections.

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Voters must make an informed mark on the ballot paper at next month's municipal elections.

This is what the Etigwini Ratepayers and Residents Association is urging residents to do.

The committees are expected to receive a briefing on the Commission's preparations including voter registration, risk management, electoral logistics, voter education and operational plans.

The MPs will also be briefed on the IEC's compliance with the recent Constitutional Court judgment and the implications it may have for electoral processes ahead of the upcoming elections.

Cliff Shiko, East Coast Radio News Watch in Pretoria.

The Social Security Agency has defended a R30 million communication contract after a Mail and Guardian report questioning it.

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The Parliament's conducting an oversight visit to the Independent Electoral Commission in Pretoria to assess its state of readiness for next month's local government elections.

Today's visit is being conducted by the Portfolio Committees on Home Affairs and Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs alongside the Select Committee on Security and Justice.

The committees are expected to receive a briefing on the Commission's preparations including voter registration, risk management, electoral logistics, voter education and operational plans.

The MPs will also be briefed on the IEC's compliance with the recent Constitutional Court judgment and the implications it may have for electoral processes ahead of the upcoming elections.

Cliff Shiko, East Coast Radio Newswatch in Pretoria.

And there'll be another delay in salaries for South African Airways staff.

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pine town father and his family are still recovering physically and emotionally after surviving and attempted hijacking the man was with his young children when the incident happened earlier this month he fired back in self-defense and multiple armed hijackers just outside his property one suspected hijacker was killed the incident was recorded on a dash cam pine town cpf chairperson justin boss says the victim is a trained gun operator and responded to keep his family safe.

He says the residents sustained three bullet wounds to the knee during the incident.

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One person's been killed in a crash on the M1 Higginson Highway in Durban.

A driver appears to have lost control of his car near the Westcliff off-ramp.

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Utugela District Municipality Manager Lange Lille Gili was in court in Durban today facing corruption allegations.

Gili and his co-accused, Bongumezi Clamini, were arrested on Wednesday by hawks members from the Durban Serious Corruption Investigation Unit.

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Well, there'll be another salary delay for South African Airways staff members.

The state-owned airline says it's operating in a challenging and volatile aviation environment, with geopolitical developments contributing to increased operating costs, particularly fuel.

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South Africa could remain vulnerable to fuel price shocks for the next five to ten years, or rather five to seven years.

That's the warning from the Automobile Association, which has called on government to rebuild strategic fuel reserves and restore refining capacity.

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The Newcastle Business Chamber says it wants leaders to urgently deal with the ongoing water crisis in the area.

Taps in Newcastle West ran dry early last month, with some residents saying they've gone without water for more than 20 consecutive days.