National Police Commissioner, General Fannie Masemola says the South African police intelligence was aware of the 95 Libyan nationals who were recently arrested at a suspected military training camp in White River, Mpumalanga. Speaking to members of the media earlier today, Masemola added that authorities are in continuous communication with their international counterparts in efforts to address cross border crimes. SAFMNews Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Policing Expert, Dr Johan Burger

National Police Commissioner, General Fannie Masemola says the South African police intelligence was aware of the 95 Libyan nationals who were recently arrested at a suspected military training camp in White River, Mpumalanga. Speaking to members of the media earlier today, Masemola added that authorities are in continuous communication with their international counterparts in efforts to address cross border crimes. SAFMNews Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Policing Expert, Dr Johan Burger

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"It does not look like the [police] intelligence agencies were the source of the information" - Policing Expert, Dr Johan Burger says it was only after community members complained about the 95 Libyan nationals, that police started paying attention

Families of the six Mpumalanga learners who died in a collision between a scholar transport bus and goods train have called for justice to prevail ion the wake of the tragedy.  This as investigations are underway to determine the cause of the accident.  Six learners died and the 19 others seriously injured are receiving treatment in different hospitals.  Deputy Transport Minister, Mkhuleko Hlengwa and provincial MEC's visited the school, the scene of the accident and the victims in hospital.  Motsebi wa Monareng reports.....   

Families of the six Mpumalanga learners who died in a collision between a scholar transport bus and goods train have called for justice to prevail ion the wake of the tragedy.  This as investigations are underway to determine the cause of the accident.  Six learners died and the 19 others seriously injured are receiving treatment in different hospitals.  Deputy Transport Minister, Mkhuleko Hlengwa and provincial MEC's visited the school, the scene of the accident and the victims in hospital.  Motsebi wa Monareng reports.....

Families of the six Mpumalanga learners who died in a collision between a scholar transport bus and goods train call for justice

Tensions are brewing at Alexandra township, North of Johannesburg as Power Utility, City Power and law enforcement officials are currently disconnecting and confiscating cables used in unlawful electricity. Technicians began operations at London Road, an area that is traditionally problematic for the power utility, as the utility intensifies its load reduction strategy, with the hope to achieve lower electricity consumption. SABC News reporter, Chriselda Lewis caught up with Power Utility spokesperson, Isaac Mangena. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Pearl Magubane

Tensions are brewing at Alexandra township, North of Johannesburg as Power Utility, City Power and law enforcement officials are currently disconnecting and confiscating cables used in unlawful electricity. Technicians began operations at London Road, an area that is traditionally problematic for the power utility, as the utility intensifies its load reduction strategy, with the hope to achieve lower electricity consumption. SABC News reporter, Chriselda Lewis caught up with Power Utility spokesperson, Isaac Mangena. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Pearl Magubane

City Power and law enforcement officials disconnect illegal electricity connections in Johannesburg's Alexandra township

The Gauteng Education Department says all contracts for the province's Gauteng Youth Brigade (GYB) candidates were part of a short-term programme and did not constitute permanent job offers. This as affected individuals - mainly young people -  have been protesting outside the education department offices saying they are going anywhere, as they were promised jobs under this program which would lead to them being placed permanently within government.  Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Gauteng Youth Brigade spokesperson, Mamelo Sekgale and Gauteng Education Department spokesperson, Steve Mabona 

The Gauteng Education Department says all contracts for the province's Gauteng Youth Brigade (GYB) candidates were part of a short-term programme and did not constitute permanent job offers. This as affected individuals - mainly young people -  have been protesting outside the education department offices saying they are going anywhere, as they were promised jobs under this program which would lead to them being placed permanently within government.  Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Gauteng Youth Brigade spokesperson, Mamelo Sekgale and Gauteng Education Department spokesperson, Steve Mabona

"It does not look like the [police] intelligence agencies were the source of the information" - Policing Expert, Dr Johan Burger says it was only after community members complained about the 95 Libyan nationals, that police started paying attention

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