The Limpopo MEC for the Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Ernest Rachoene's battle to recover government properties from hijackers yielded positive results this week when the Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in the Limpopo Division secured a preservation order from the Polokwane High Court on four properties in Giyani valued at approximately R18.2 million. This order relates to Erf 2B, Erf 58B, Erf 64B, and Erf 227B in Kremertart Street, Giyani, in the Mopani District.

Ntinyiku Maringa u vulavula na Emmanuel Mongwe ku suka ka Ndzawulo ya Mitirho ya Mfumu

The Limpopo MEC for the Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, Ernest Rachoene's battle to recover government properties from hijackers yielded positive results this week when the Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in the Limpopo Division secured a preservation order from the Polokwane High Court on four properties in Giyani valued at approximately R18.2 million. This order relates to Erf 2B, Erf 58B, Erf 64B, and Erf 227B in Kremertart Street, Giyani, in the Mopani District.
Ntinyiku Maringa u vulavula na Emmanuel Mongwe ku suka ka Ndzawulo ya Mitirho ya Mfumu

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Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in the Limpopo Division secured a preservation order from the Polokwane High Court on four properties in Giyani valued at approximately R18.2 million.

 INTRO:  Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi and Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana have conducted an oversight visit at Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital. They wanted to assess progress on long-delayed repairs following the devastating fire that damaged parts of the facility in April 2021. The visit comes after the release of a damning Public Protector report by Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka on Friday, which exposed serious failures in the management of the repair project, including delays, poor coordination and under-spending of the allocated budget. Luyanda Danca compiled and Amukelo Ngobeni reports…

&nbsp;INTRO: &nbsp;Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi and Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana have conducted an oversight visit at Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital. They wanted to assess progress on long-delayed repairs following the devastating fire that damaged parts of the facility in April 2021. The visit comes after the release of a damning Public Protector report by Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka on Friday, which exposed serious failures in the management of the repair project, including delays, poor coordination and under-spending of the allocated budget. Luyanda Danca compiled and Amukelo Ngobeni reports&hellip;

Riendzo ra holobye A Motsoaledi na holobye E Godongwana ku ya kambela ku lulamisa xiyimo exibedlhele xa Charlorte Maxeke eThembisa eJohannesburg eGauteng

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Sello Moremane, about Gauteng Transport DEPARTMENT's QUESTION OVER INCIDENTS INVOLVING TAXI PATROLLING GROUPS ALLEGEDLY STOPPING, THREATENING AND HARASSING MOTORISTS ON ROADS ACROSS THE PROVINCE.

INTRO: The Gauteng Traffic Police has raised concern over incidents involving taxi patrolling groups allegedly stopping, threatening and harassing motorists on roads across the province. This follows reports of motorists allegedly being stopped by taxi monitoring groups over suspicions that they transporting passengers.  In some cases, motorists are allegedly forced to pay money before their vehicles are  released to them. Authorities have reminded taxi operators that only law enforcement officers are legally permitted to stop and inspect vehicles.

 Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni hi burisana na muvulavuleri wa ndzawulo ya vutleketli eka xifundzankulu xa Gauteng. Tat. Sello Maremane........

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Sello Moremane, about Gauteng Transport DEPARTMENT's QUESTION OVER INCIDENTS INVOLVING TAXI PATROLLING GROUPS ALLEGEDLY STOPPING, THREATENING AND HARASSING MOTORISTS ON ROADS ACROSS THE PROVINCE.
INTRO: The Gauteng Traffic Police has raised concern over incidents involving taxi patrolling groups allegedly stopping, threatening and harassing motorists on roads across the province. This follows reports of motorists allegedly being stopped by taxi monitoring groups over suspicions that they transporting passengers. &nbsp;In some cases, motorists are allegedly forced to pay money before their vehicles are &nbsp;released to them. Authorities have reminded taxi operators that only law enforcement officers are legally permitted to stop and inspect vehicles.
&nbsp;Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni hi burisana na muvulavuleri wa ndzawulo ya vutleketli eka xifundzankulu xa Gauteng. Tat. Sello Maremane........

Mbhurisano na Sello Maremane hi swisolo na magoza ya nawu eka vanhu lava kavanyetaka na ku xanisa vanhu lava khandzyisanaka swifambo eka xifundzhankulu xa Gauteng

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Advocate Bamuza Shirinda, about NPA's case against Chief Magistrate Tuletu Tonjeni following proceedings in the Kwaggafontein court in Mpumalanga last week... 

INTRO:The NPA has filed a formal complaint with the Magistrates Commission against Chief Magistrate Tuletu Tonjeni following proceedings in the Kwaggafontein court in Mpumalanga last week. The complaint relates to concerns over the rulings she made during the State versus Madoda Johannes Sibanyoni and others matter. The rulings include convicting a prosecutor for contempt, authorising a warrant of arrest against him and removing the case from the court roll. Last week, the NPA filed a notice for leave to appeal the ruling. Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni hi burisana na Mutivi wa Nawu, Adv. Bamuza Shirindza.....

FOCUS: The Presenter Interviews Advocate Bamuza Shirinda, about NPA's case against Chief Magistrate Tuletu Tonjeni following proceedings in the Kwaggafontein court in Mpumalanga last week...&nbsp;
INTRO:The NPA has filed a formal complaint with the Magistrates Commission against Chief Magistrate Tuletu Tonjeni following proceedings in the Kwaggafontein court in Mpumalanga last week. The complaint relates to concerns over the rulings she made during the State versus Madoda Johannes Sibanyoni and others matter. The rulings include convicting a prosecutor for contempt, authorising a warrant of arrest against him and removing the case from the court roll. Last week, the NPA filed a notice for leave to appeal the ruling. Ku yisa hungu leri emahlweni hi burisana na Mutivi wa Nawu, Adv. Bamuza Shirindza.....

Vuhleri bya Advocate B Shirinda hi swivilelo na swisolo swa NPA ehenhla ka Chief Magistrate T Tonjeni eka ntshamo wa le hubyeni ya Kwaggafontein emasunguleni ya n'wheti yaleyi ya Mudyaxihi

Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in the Limpopo Division secured a preservation order from the Polokwane High Court on four properties in Giyani valued at approximately R18.2 million.

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