By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - The Randburg Magistrates Court has postponed the bail application of former Deputy Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya to tomorrow. Magistrate Hleziphi Mkhasibe has requested the investigating officer to provide statements from two witnesses, the 18-and-16-year-old girls, before making a determination on the bail application. Sibiya faces multiple charges, including the alleged sexual grooming of the 16 year-old girl, rape, human trafficking and the contravention of the firearms control act. SABC reporter, Refilwe Mekoa reports...

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - The Randburg Magistrates Court has postponed the bail application of former Deputy Police Commissioner Shadrack Sibiya to tomorrow. Magistrate Hleziphi Mkhasibe has requested the investigating officer to provide statements from two witnesses, the 18-and-16-year-old girls, before making a determination on the bail application. Sibiya faces multiple charges, including the alleged sexual grooming of the 16 year-old girl, rape, human trafficking and the contravention of the firearms control act. SABC reporter, Refilwe Mekoa reports...

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[LISTEN] Shadrack Sibiya bail application postponed

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - The case against the Eldorado Park couple accused of murdering their four- year-old daughter and assaulting their three-year-old son has been postponed yet again. The father faces several charges, including murder, rape and child abuse. While the mother is charged with failing to report sexual offence and abuse. SABC reporter, Lerato Makola reports...

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - The case against the Eldorado Park couple accused of murdering their four- year-old daughter and assaulting their three-year-old son has been postponed yet again. The father faces several charges, including murder, rape and child abuse. While the mother is charged with failing to report sexual offence and abuse. SABC reporter, Lerato Makola reports...

[LISTEN] Case against couple accused of killing their four year old daughter, postponed

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - One person has been killed and four others injured in a multi-vehicle crash on the M4 North bound near Waterkant Road in Durban North. Traffic in both directions has been severely affected. Garrith Jamieson, the Director of a local private Emergency Medical Service was one of the first responders....

By Newsbreak Producer, Tashlan Naidoo - One person has been killed and four others injured in a multi-vehicle crash on the M4 North bound near Waterkant Road in Durban North. Traffic in both directions has been severely affected. Garrith Jamieson, the Director of a local private Emergency Medical Service was one of the first responders....

[LISTEN] One person killed in multi-vehicle crash on the M4 in Durban

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - South Africa is being urged to strengthen its water security as El Niño conditions raise concerns about warmer temperatures and below-normal rainfall in the coming summer months. Durban University of Technology (DUT) water expert Professor Sheena Kumari Pillai has warned that households, businesses and government cannot afford to wait until water shortages become a crisis. The South African Weather Service forecasts below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures across much of the country from October to December 2026. KwaZulu-Natal could also face increased pressure on dams, rivers and water supplies as temperatures rise and demand grows. Professor Kumari Pillai says urgent action, including fixing leaks, conserving water and investing in wastewater reuse, is needed to protect the country's limited water resources...

By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - South Africa is being urged to strengthen its water security as El Ni&ntilde;o conditions raise concerns about warmer temperatures and below-normal rainfall in the coming summer months. Durban University of Technology (DUT) water expert Professor Sheena Kumari Pillai has warned that households, businesses and government cannot afford to wait until water shortages become a crisis. The South African Weather Service forecasts below-normal rainfall and above-normal temperatures across much of the country from October to December 2026. KwaZulu-Natal could also face increased pressure on dams, rivers and water supplies as temperatures rise and demand grows. Professor Kumari Pillai says urgent action, including fixing leaks, conserving water and investing in wastewater reuse, is needed to protect the country's limited water resources...

[LISTEN] Shadrack Sibiya bail application postponed

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