Acting National Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Puleng Dimpane says one suspect has been arrested and another is being sought in connection with the murders of eight women in Ekurhuleni. A R400,000 reward has been offered for information leading to a breakthrough. Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says intensified operations will be rolled out in coming weeks to crack down on criminal activity and improve public safety in the area. For more on this we spoke to Specialist Investigator, Mike Bolhuis.

Acting National Police Commissioner Lieutenant-General Puleng Dimpane says one suspect has been arrested and another is being sought in connection with the murders of eight women in Ekurhuleni. A R400,000 reward has been offered for information leading to a breakthrough. Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says intensified operations will be rolled out in coming weeks to crack down on criminal activity and improve public safety in the area. For more on this we spoke to Specialist Investigator, Mike Bolhuis.

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Suspect  arrested and another is being sought in connection with the murders of eight women in Ekurhuleni

Johannesburg Mayor, Dada Morero, says Jo'burg Water is not in a crisis as the system remains stable. Morero briefed the media on the city's water challenges, after the South African Human Rights Commission released it's report into the systemic failures in Gauteng's water and sanitation services. The SAHRC found ageing infrastructure, poor maintenance, leakages and weak accountability as some of the reasons for the city's water woes. It also raised concern about growing reliance on water tankers, warning that the practice may be benefiting service providers and municipal officials at the expense of communities. Musa Mhlongo reports...

Johannesburg Mayor, Dada Morero, says Jo'burg Water is not in a crisis as the system remains stable. Morero briefed the media on the city's water challenges, after the South African Human Rights Commission released it's report into the systemic failures in Gauteng's water and sanitation services. The SAHRC found ageing infrastructure, poor maintenance, leakages and weak accountability as some of the reasons for the city's water woes. It also raised concern about growing reliance on water tankers, warning that the practice may be benefiting service providers and municipal officials at the expense of communities. Musa Mhlongo reports...

Joburg Mayor Morero insists Johannesburg's water system is stable.

Two of people in the Phala Phala game farm theft have been found guilty by the Modimolle regional court in Limpopo. Imanuwela David and Froliana Joseph have been found guilty of stealing more than 580 thousand US dollars at President Cyril Ramaphosa's farm in February 2020. Magistrate Peter Manthata says cellphone records provided sufficient evidence linking the convicts, David and accused Floriana Joseph. The third accused, Ndilinasho Joseph, has been acquitted of all charges against him. Vutivi Maluleke has more...

Two of people in the Phala Phala game farm theft have been found guilty by the Modimolle regional court in Limpopo. Imanuwela David and Froliana Joseph have been found guilty of stealing more than 580 thousand US dollars at President Cyril Ramaphosa's farm in February 2020. Magistrate Peter Manthata says cellphone records provided sufficient evidence linking the convicts, David and accused Floriana Joseph. The third accused, Ndilinasho Joseph, has been acquitted of all charges against him. Vutivi Maluleke has more...

Court finds two accused guilty in Pres Ramaphosa farm theft.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended South Africa's multi-party democracy, saying the growth in political parties reflects the democratic principle that "the people shall govern." Ramaphosa made the comments during a visit to the PSL offices in Parktown, Johannesburg, where he met with its chairperson, Dr Irvin Khoza. He also encouraged South Africans to participate in the upcoming elections, saying citizens can only improve the direction and functionality of municipalities by voting. Sibahle Motha reports.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended South Africa's multi-party democracy, saying the growth in political parties reflects the democratic principle that "the people shall govern." Ramaphosa made the comments during a visit to the PSL offices in Parktown, Johannesburg, where he met with its chairperson, Dr Irvin Khoza. He also encouraged South Africans to participate in the upcoming elections, saying citizens can only improve the direction and functionality of municipalities by voting. Sibahle Motha reports.

Suspect arrested and another is being sought in connection with the murders of eight women in Ekurhuleni

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