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Police probe motive behind murder of KZN councillor

18 August 2019 By admin

Police probe motive behind murder of KZN councillor: Mthembeni Majola is the latest politician to be shot dead in the province. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

EFF’s Paulsen denies assault allegations after altercation in CT: Nazier Paulsen is due back in court next month following the alleged attack on 4 August. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

DA calls for urgent intervention to rescue SA’s economy: The party has explained that unemployment post 1994 has reached a record high, breaching the sobering 10-million mark for the first time. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

Sefako Makgatho university gets deadline to end protests: Operations at the university ground to a halt last month amid protests over allegations of corruption and racist practices. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

Lotto results: Saturday, 17 August 2019: EWN brings you the winning lotto results. Check to see if you won! ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

Marawa in ICU after 3rd heart attack scare: The sports broadcaster has a history of heart attacks. In 2008 he suffered his first heart attack after a gym session at the age of 35 as well as in June 2017. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

Devastated mom tells of pain amid quad’s death: Cape Town – The trauma of carrying your child to the clinic only to find out he is dead. This is the pain the mother of Khayelitsha’s quadruplets went through when she arrived at her local clinic. Inganathi Mafenuka made headlines in July last year when she gave birth to two girls and two boys at Tygerberg Hospital. The…
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

Over 70 dispensaries now sell dagga products in SA: Cape Town – South Africa’s first dagga dispensaries are open for business, with around 70 branches already operating around the country. Canapax founder Russell de Beer said he is legally allowed to sell dagga as medicine because he is a traditional healer and operates under the Traditional Health Practitioners Act. Many entrepreneurs have jumped on the idea, paying De Beer R25 000 to open up their own Canapax stores. In the shops, such as the branches in Stellenbosch and Kalk Bay, customers can browse jars of cured bud and pay per gram. This contains THC, can be smoked…
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

First MMA champion from Mitchells Plain fights for his dreams: Faeez Jacobs will never forget the moment he was humiliated by bullies in front of his entire school in Mitchells Plain, Cape Town. “I was standing in the line at school and these two big boys came running towards me with a rope. They cornered me. The rope pulled me in the air and they swung me and let go. I fell on the concrete. I had several injuries. My skin was torn and bruised and this happened in front of the entire school just before the teacher was about to address the school.” “I felt humiliated but I got up, cleaned myself off…
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

Jula wants to change public’s perceptions about police: KwaZulu-Natal’s new police commissioner Lieutenant-General Khombinkosi Elvis Jula is determined to be remembered as the person who took the fight against crime to “unprecedented levels”. In a wide-ranging interview with the Sunday Tribune this week he vowed to beef up collaboration with communities, restore investor confidence and put a dent in the province’s high murder rate. He told Sunday Tribune writer Wendy Jasson da Costa that he was pleased to be back at home. Jula started his tenure as the province’s top cop at the beginning of August, a month before the annual release of the country’s crime statistics. It will be a year before anyone can see if…
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News

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