Pollsmoor Prison management — SA news brief, 14 October 2026

Morning Brief — 14 October 2026

The morning brief: what we are following in South Africa today, with the record behind each story.

Pollsmoor Prison management explain Modack court arrival delays

Source: SABC News · how we source

Kannaland mayoral bid puts Jeffrey Donson’s conviction and municipal record under scrutiny

Source: IOL · how we source

Position: Executive Director, Properties & Services, University of Cape Town [CONFIRMED — 2 sources]

Source: Mail & Guardian — also carried by IOL · how we source

Suspended SAA acting CEO takes airline to court for fair shot at permanent job – Daily Maverick [CONFIRMED — 2 sources]

Source: Daily Maverick (gnews) — also carried by Daily Maverick (gnews) · how we source

Eskom’s tariff increases and grid transfer: Who pays? [CONFIRMED — 2 sources]

Source: Moneyweb — also carried by Moneyweb · how we source

‘Apples and pears’: Parliament defends decision to drop Madonsela as Phala Phala evidence leader

Source: The Citizen · how we source

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