Gravesite vandalism continues to be a growing concern in South Africa. The Southern Africa Funerals and Tombstones Industry Institute( SAFTII) says there is a rise in grave vandalism, theft at cemeteries, unauthorized grave construction, and damage to gravesite fence. In response to this crisis, SAFTII is launching SAFTII Gravesite Watch. Mpilo Khodi, spokesperson for The Southern Africa Funerals and Tombstones Industry Institute (SAFTII) explains...

Gravesite vandalism continues to be a growing concern in South Africa. The Southern Africa Funerals and Tombstones Industry Institute( SAFTII) says there is a rise in grave vandalism, theft at cemeteries, unauthorized grave construction, and damage to gravesite fence. In response to this crisis, SAFTII is launching SAFTII Gravesite Watch. Mpilo Khodi, spokesperson for The Southern Africa Funerals and Tombstones Industry Institute (SAFTII) explains...

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Gravesite Vandalism Continues To Be a Growing Concern 

Government has come out strongly condemning the fatal chaos which resulted from Spring Day festivities on Tuesday.  What was meant to be a joyful celebration on the 1st of September descended into turmoil as youths lined up the streets, hurling buckets of water at motorists and passersby.  This turned fatal in Cullinan, east of Pretoria, where 21-year-old Tshepang Nyathi was stabbed to death after an argument broke out when his group splashed water on a 53-year-old man. Some commentators have since called for stronger enforcement of municipal bylaws while most have questioned the moral fabric of the country's young people. For an in-depth look into this for our Sunday discussion, we are now joined on the line by social commentator, Donovan E. Williams together with Dr Bongane Mzinyane, Lecturer in Social Work at the University of KwaZulu-Natal

Government has come out strongly condemning the fatal chaos which resulted from Spring Day festivities on Tuesday. &nbsp;What was meant to be a joyful celebration on the 1st of September descended into turmoil as youths lined up the streets, hurling buckets of water at motorists and passersby. &nbsp;This turned fatal in Cullinan, east of Pretoria, where 21-year-old Tshepang Nyathi was stabbed to death after an argument broke out when his group splashed water on a 53-year-old man. Some commentators have since called for stronger enforcement of municipal bylaws while most have questioned the moral fabric of the country's young people. For an in-depth look into this for our Sunday discussion, we are now joined on the line by social commentator, Donovan E. Williams together with Dr Bongane Mzinyane, Lecturer in Social Work at the University of KwaZulu-Natal

Fatal Chaos From Spring Day Festivities Leaves Most In Shock and Disgust

Political parties in KwaZulu-Natal are to meet this month in a summit aimed at promoting peace and tolerance ahead of the Local Government Elections on November 4.  Premier Thami Ntuli says the gathering - which will involve parties contesting elections and the Independent Electoral Commission - is in part rallying stakeholders to ensure peaceful, free, and fair elections.  This comes in the wake of reports of intimidation and deadly attacks against councillor candidates.  However, it's not yet been established whether the attacks are politically motivated.  Zanele Buthelezi has more...

Political parties in KwaZulu-Natal are to meet this month in a summit aimed at promoting peace and tolerance ahead of the Local Government Elections on November 4. &nbsp;Premier Thami Ntuli says the gathering - which will involve parties contesting elections and the Independent Electoral Commission - is in part rallying stakeholders to ensure peaceful, free, and fair elections. &nbsp;This comes in the wake of reports of intimidation and deadly attacks against councillor candidates. &nbsp;However, it's not yet been established whether the attacks are politically motivated. &nbsp;Zanele Buthelezi has more...

Meeting between various political parties in KZN  promotes  peace and tolerance ahead of the Local Government Elections 

Build One South Africa (BOSA) supporters braved the cold Johannesburg weather to gather at Fairview Primary School to launch the party's first local government election manifesto. Party leader, Dr Mmusi Maimane delivered the keynote address and outlined five key priorities. These include reliable basic services, local jobs and economic growth, safer communities, clean government and accountable leadership. BOSA, which turns four this year, will contest in 24 municipalities, with close to 800 candidates vying for seats on councils.  Sibahle Motha reports.

Build One South Africa (BOSA) supporters braved the cold Johannesburg weather to gather at Fairview Primary School to launch the party's first local government election manifesto. Party leader, Dr Mmusi Maimane delivered the keynote address and outlined five key priorities. These include reliable basic services, local jobs and economic growth, safer communities, clean government and accountable leadership. BOSA, which turns four this year, will contest in 24 municipalities, with close to 800 candidates vying for seats on councils.&nbsp; Sibahle Motha reports.

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