TimesLIVE reports that a second officer has been shot in Gauteng in a space of days.  Police spokesperson Brig Vishnu Naidoo said a captain from Cullinan, east of Tshwane, was attacked at his home in De Wagensdrift on Monday evening.   Source: Latest News

News24Wire reports that the City of Cape Town has given the shareholders running the stalled N2 MyCiTi Express service an ultimatum to get the buses running again by 28 September otherwise it will find another service provider.   Source: Latest News

BusinessLive reports that frustrated by the slow pace of transformation in the workplace, the government says it will invoke a legislative provision that will make it compulsory for companies to have a compliance certificate to do business with it.   Source: Latest News

AFP reports that Human Rights Watch (HRW) indicated in a report on Monday that dozens of truck drivers in SA have died in attacks against foreigners since March 2018.  It called for stronger protection of foreign workers.   Source: Latest News

EWN reports that an intern doctor, dismissed over his anti-abortion views, has argued that the inquiry into the matter must be based on scientific evidence.   Source: Latest News

BusinessLive reports that a small medical scheme called Thebemed has been placed under provisional curatorship by the Gauteng High Court over concerns about its financial viability.  This followed an application by the medical schemes regulator.   Source: Latest News

BusinessLive reports that police minister Bheki Cele said on Tuesday that a review of the SA Police Service Act was underway, with amendments expected to be made in the current financial year.   Source: Latest News

Engineering News reports that 27four Investment Managers has joined the government’s fight to reduce SA’s unemployment rate, which stands at about 29%.   Source: Latest News

News24 reports that two wanted suspects were fatally wounded and two others arrested during a shootout with the police in Emndeni, Soweto, on Monday night.   Source: Latest News

TimesLIVE reports that the Middelburg Magistrate’s Court has set strict conditions for eight Lekwa local municipality licensing officials implicated in a multimillion-rand vehicle registration scandal.   Source: Latest News