Gauteng Safety Watch: Police fear a serial killer after the body of Kempton Park runner Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo was positively identified, following four other women found dead in the area; SAPS urges women to exercise in groups while investigations continue. Crime & Justice: The Madlanga Commission resumes public hearings with the spotlight on Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD), including allegations that a JMPD supervisor used an official vehicle to interfere during a raid on businessman Katiso “KT” Molefe. Air Travel Momentum: Emirates says it has closed its northern summer “ahead of expectations” with 8.6m passengers carried in July–August and winter bookings building, with South Africa among markets tracking ahead. Tourism & Wildlife Tech: Greater Kruger’s R40 is under conservation scrutiny as researchers study how leopards and other animals use culverts to cross roads and avoid deadly collisions. Travel Industry Push: MultiChoice calls for African producers, launching a pitch opportunity for premium unscripted formats across key markets including South Africa. International Connectivity: Qatar Airways will add more flights in its 2026–27 winter schedule, including extra capacity to Johannesburg from December 2026. Rugby Tourism Buzz: Springboks’ Greatest Rivalry win keeps rugby travel interest high, with the next big Bledisloe Cup series shaping up after All Blacks injury setbacks.