The Provincial Commissioner of the South African Police Service in Mpumalanga, Lieutenant General Mondli Zuma, is perturbed by incidences where gun taunting individuals often fire shots randomly at funerals. Another incident recently took place over the weekend.

Die karwagte het saam met die twee mans gewerk om die verdagtes vas te trek. Die twee verdagtes is dadelik na die SAPD geneem, waar daar op die stelesel gesien is dat daar by beide die verdagtes twee ander hangende sake is.

“Hierdie toerusting saam met opleiding soos patrollieopleiding, regsaspekte en misdaadtoneelbewaring verseker dat AfriForum-buurtwaglede bevoeg is om enige situasie op die regte manier te kan hanteer,” sê Hillel Coetzer, AfriForum se hoof van Gemeenskapsveiligheid vir die noordstreek.

The suspects fled the scene, no shots were fired and no injuries were reported.” Amidst contradicting reports stating that two pistols and an undisclosed amount of cash was also nabbed. The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) has come forward, blaming the incident on understaffing and a lack of leadership.

Die bestuurder van ‘n Nissan NP300 bakkie is ernstig beseer en die passasier, 'n man van ongeveer 30 jaar oud, is oorlede na 'n botsing tussen dié bakkie en 'n Kia 1 ton trokkie. Die bestuurder van die Kia is nie beseer nie. Ermelo SAPD ondersoek tans 'n klag van strafbare manslag.

According to the statement, MLM had also replaced an approximate 10 kiosks that burnt since January 2019. Some of the kiosks and mini substations doors were / are removed/ stolen by the community members. MLM also stated that it has lost R4 million from November 2018 to October 2019, due to cable theft. According to the municipality, the expenditures derails the maintenance process, hence the shoddy state of the substations and kiosks within its area of governance.

After establishing that the vehicle was loaded with 27 000 liters of LPG, the fire service requested total closure of the road. The Ermelo traffic department, with the assistance of two Van Wettens trucks, managed to lift the vehicle.

Masizakhe Secondary School students protested against corporal punishment recently, in light of numerous learners that have allegedly received corporal punishment. It is alleged that the students were reprimanded for refusing to attend extra classes spanning over the course of weekends. The educators have been charged with misconduct, and will have to explain their actions before a departmental disciplinary hearing.

The Clicks group has issued an unreserved apology for the advertisement, has taken full accountability and apologized unreservedly for the advertisement published on its website and has taken immediate action to address all concerns. However, the EFF is having none of it. “The only way to make capitalists apologize and feel genuine remorse is for them to lose money. #ClicksMustFall,” the party stated.

The victim later succumbed to his injuries in hospital on 1 September 2020. The second victim survived the attack. Preliminary investigations has since revealed that, amongst the men fingered in the whole saga, one is employed as manager at a local chain store. The other two suspects were found to be an assistant and a security guard.

A delivery driver was threatened by 3 males, one of which was armed, and told they wanted to rob him. The driver managed to get to the safety of ACSU’s client, who in turn pressed the panic button. ACSU escorted the delivery vehicle to all further deliveries, and then safely to Bethal on the N17.

According to Sgt Mokwana, the child told the teacher that she and her older sister was sexually abused by their father, and the school reported the case to the police. Sgt Gloria Zulu, Family Violence, Child Protection, and Sexual Offenses Unit (FCS) member interviewed the children’s mother after the father was arrested, and discovered that the mother knew that her husband was sexually abusing the children, but failed to report the matter to the police.