Top Durban cops, Sergeants Mndeni Mzila and Vusi Shinga are putting away serial rapists: Durban – HOW DO you spot a serial rapist? You can’t, because almost all are family men, trusted members of their communities, and are employed. Younger serial rapists may not be married, but they may have girlfriends. They are normal-looking people with normal lives. Their families would be the first to defend them because of the normal lives they portray at home. Their families do not believe the allegations that they are rapists until they hear the overwhelming evidence in court for themselves….
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
Family of pupil raped allegedly by teacher plead for law officials to act: Durban – The family of a 13-year-old schoolgirl has pleaded with law enforcement authorities to play their role after their daughter was allegedly raped by a teacher at a school in Mkhindini Reserve in Melmoth,…
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
Still no clarity on N2 MyCiTi service as deadline looms to end impasse: Cape Town – The City-given deadline for the restoration of the MyCiTi N2 Express service from Mitchells Plain and Khayelitsha looms, with no sign yet of what’s to come. The service was terminated on May 31 and the City notified shareholders Golden Arrow Bus Service (Gabs), the Congress of Democratic Taxi Associations (Codeta) and the Route 6 Taxi Association to submit an internal agreement to the City…
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Poo protest hits KZN council: Durban – Employees of a KwaZulu-Natal municipality have had to contend with a foul odour after disgruntled employees threw faeces inside their work space on Monday morning. The uThukela District Municipality building in Ladysmith was evacuated before noon and locked down on Tuesday, with a private company contracted to clean the reception, corridors and certain offices in the three-storey building. Employees, who asked not to be named, said operations came to…
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Fund set up to assist slain Maties employee Clarissa Lindoor’s family: Cape Town – Beloved Stellenbosch University employee Clarissa Lindoor, who was murdered, allegedly by her boyfriend, has been remembered during a special memorial service at the institution. About 100 people, including Lindoor’s family, friends and colleagues, held candles at a vigil on Wednesday night, where ongoing femicide and gender-based violence was also in the spotlight. Lindoor, 27, was beaten and stabbed to death on…
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Eugene de Kock theft used as excuse to steal from state, Zondo Inquiry told: The state capture commission has heard how former Hawks head Berning Ntlemeza instructed the investigation of former Crime Intelligence head Richard Mdluli to be stopped because he allegedly claimed that Vlakplaas murderer Eugene de Kock was allowed to steal from the state during apartheid and it was their turn now. ……
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Suspects in Elsies River shooting expected in court: An 18-year-old man and three children were killed when gunmen stormed a wendy house on Tuesday night. ……
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Amy’Leigh De Jager kidnapping: Accused’s mission was well planned, court told: Investigating officer Clayton Motloung told the court that considering that the accused kidnapped a minor and tried to extort money from her parents, they were likely to get hefty sentences if convicted. ……
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Post Office takes ‘urgent steps’ after R14m Sassa card fraud: The company recorded a loss of R14 million since January through fraud involving the new Sassa cards. ……
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
Family of pupil raped allegedy by teacher plead for law officials to act: Durban – The family of a 13-year-old schoolgirl has pleaded with law enforcement authorities to play their role after their daughter was allegedly raped by a teacher at a school in Mkhindini Reserve in Melmoth,…
Source: WN.com – Southafrica News
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