DStv boosts offering; ‘Hitman’ Kekana moved to cells for safety: Today’s top 7 stories

Author: Adri-Ann PetersPublished on: September 7, 2026Country: South Africa

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DStv boosts offering; ‘Hitman’ Kekana moved to cells for safety: Today’s top 7 stories

DStv has recently enhanced its offering for subscribers. Additionally, the criminal known as ‘Hitman’ Kekana has been moved to cells for safety reasons. These events are part of the top seven stories of the day.

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