Roodepoort woman recovering after acid attack: A Roodepoort woman is recovering from severe burn wounds at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto after her husband allegedly threw acid on her before setting her alight. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
Samwu: Plan to increase councillor perks means there is money for pay hikes: Samwu spokesperson Papiki Mohale says that if municipalities can afford to splash out on these perks, they can afford the demanded 15% wage increase as well as R10,000 minimum wage for its workers by July 2018. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
CT cops lift lid on underworld security extortion racket: Nafiz Modack, Colin Booysen and their co-accused are believed to be part of a faction that’s been forcibly taking over the city’s nightclub and restaurant security industry from another group, sparking violence. ……
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Home Affairs Dept to abide by Oppenheimer court ruling for now: The Home Affairs Department says that if it doesn’t provide services to the Oppenheimer firm’s private terminal at the OR Tambo International Airport, it may be found to be in contempt of court. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
Wife of murdered SA artist to apply for bail: Walter Meyer (52), who was a renowned artist, was stabbed to death. He specialised in oil paintings depicting South African landscapes. ……
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R10k reward offered for info on PE cop killer: Constable Caroline Mjandana was gunned down while on duty last week. ……
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Channel24.co.za | SABC quietly readvertising its CEO and CFO positions: The SABC is quietly readvertising for the permanent positions of the CEO and chief financial officer (CFO) at the cash-strapped public broadcaster. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
ConCourt expected to hand down judgment on Zuma impeachment case: The Constitutional Court is expected to hand down judgment in the case brought by the EFF, UDM and COPE against the Speaker of the National Assembly to compel the House to scrutinise President Jacob Zuma’s conduct. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
Law to ensure ‘papgeld’ dodgers toe line: Johannesburg – From January 5, papgeld (child maintenance) dodgers will be traced through their cellphone numbers – and they will be blacklisted from accessing credit. Key sections of the Maintenance Amendment Act will come into effect then, after President Jacob Zuma and Justice Minister Michael Masutha approved regulations allowing the enforcement of the law. The new law will give maintenance officers powers to track child maintenance defaulters through information obtained from…
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#PastorMboro charged with assault and intimidation: Johannesburg – Prophet Paseka Motsoeneng, well known as Mboro, has formally been charged by police and arrested over last weekend’s incident at his church when a child died in front of congregants. “He was charged with common assault and intimidation,” the police’s Captain Lesetja Mathobela told The Star on Thursday. Mathobela said Motsoeneng did arrive in court as ordered after his arrest. “The matter was not put up on the (court’s) roll. But he was in court.” He said Motsoeneng was now expected to make an appearance in January. Motsoeneng confirmed being arrested and charged. But…
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