Taxi industry leader Dr. Ben Maredi has made history as the first person in South Africa's taxi sector to receive a doctorate. He was awarded the Canonical Degree of Doctor of Greatness at the World Greatness Awards in Nairobi on Friday for his work in promoting peace, unity and accountable leadership. Maredi is the Chairperson of the Mamelodi Amalgamated Taxi Association, MATA and President of the Federated Local and Long-Distance Taxi Association. 

Taxi industry leader Dr. Ben Maredi has made history as the first person in South Africa's taxi sector to receive a doctorate. He was awarded the Canonical Degree of Doctor of Greatness at the World Greatness Awards in Nairobi on Friday for his work in promoting peace, unity and accountable leadership. Maredi is the Chairperson of the Mamelodi Amalgamated Taxi Association, MATA and President of the Federated Local and Long-Distance Taxi Association.&nbsp;

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Mamelodi Taxi Leader Makes History With International Doctorate For Peace And Leadership.

Residents in Sandriver trust, near Hazyview in Mpumalanga have raised concerns over the shortage of water in the area. The residents say they rely on water tankers from the Mbombela Municipality. Some of the residents allege that they now have to buy water from private water tankers since the municipal one's take time to supply them with water.  They also stated that the municipal water tankers have refused to deliver in some parts of the area due to the conditions of the road. Nonkululeko Shongwe and Nosipho Lubisi filed this report.

Residents in Sandriver trust, near Hazyview in Mpumalanga have raised concerns over the shortage of water in the area. The residents say they rely on water tankers from the Mbombela Municipality. Some of the residents allege that they now have to buy water from private water tankers since the municipal one's take time to supply them with water. &nbsp;They also stated that the municipal water tankers have refused to deliver in some parts of the area due to the conditions of the road. Nonkululeko Shongwe and Nosipho Lubisi filed this report.

Hazyview residents concerned over water the shortages

The trial of alleged criminal kingpin - Katiso Molefe - has been postponed to the 19th of July next year at the High Court in Johannesburg. Molefe, and his three co-accused face several murder charges relating to the fatal shooting of Oupa "Dj Sumbody" Sefoka and his two bodyguards, Vereeniging Engineer Armand Swart and Hector Buthelezi, more popularly known as Dj Vintos. Molefe is charged alongside alleged hitmen Musa Kekana, Tiego Mabusela and police officer Pule Tau. Sashin Naidoo reports.

The trial of alleged criminal kingpin - Katiso Molefe - has been postponed to the 19th of July next year at the High Court in Johannesburg. Molefe, and his three co-accused face several murder charges relating to the fatal shooting of Oupa "Dj Sumbody" Sefoka and his two bodyguards, Vereeniging Engineer Armand Swart and Hector Buthelezi, more popularly known as Dj Vintos. Molefe is charged alongside alleged hitmen Musa Kekana, Tiego Mabusela and police officer Pule Tau. Sashin Naidoo reports.

 Trial of alleged criminal kingpin Katiso Molefe  postponed to 19 July next year 

Former Vlaakplaas Commander, Eugene De Kock has blamed the NPA for the failure to prosecute TRC cases. He says that although he made it clear that he was willing to provide information on crimes committed by the Security Branch no one from the NPA ever asked him to do so. De Kok is testifying on day 99 of the TRC Cases Inquiry taking place in Newtown, Johannesburg. Busi Bopela reports

Former Vlaakplaas Commander, Eugene De Kock has blamed the NPA for the failure to prosecute TRC cases. He says that although he made it clear that he was willing to provide information on crimes committed by the Security Branch no one from the NPA ever asked him to do so. De Kok is testifying on day 99 of the TRC Cases Inquiry taking place in Newtown, Johannesburg. Busi Bopela reports

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