🔴Breaking News : Former Reserve Bank Governor and Finance Minister , Tito Mboweni has passed away at the age of 65 , following a short illness. He died in a Johannesburg hospital on Saturday night , surrounded by his family.
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People are saying that I shouldn’t vouch for @Kenny_T_Kunene , I will vouch for him a million times, I know this man. He is a socialite and his only crime is the accessibility of everyone to him. I believe his version. The party has a duty to treat everyone the same.
4 years ago, I was dragged through the mud over claims that I stole R2 million yama Students, which was False and it’s Lies. Till this day, that accusation still haunts me. Im seeing people joking about it now, but you don’t understand the damage it caused. I’ve spent 4 years trying to clear my name from something I didn’t do.😔💔
We decided to put our political differences aside as students leaders, mobilize students to rally behind this call and demand #JusticeforCwecwe and all the rape victims. On the 1st of April this coming Tuesday we are joining hands with the Alice community and the nation.
“Today as the students of the University of Fort Hare Alice (main) Campus we came out in numbers and stood in solidarity to demand #JusticeforCwecwe
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[MASTERMIND BEHIND LUSIKISIKI MASS KILLINGS IN COURT]
The man alleged to have orchestrated the murder of 18 people in Lusikisiki, Mzukisi Ndamase (46) has been joined by other men already charged with the massacre. Ndamase is currently serving a life sentence for murder and robbery. He has been apprehended from a Correctional Services facility.
During his appearance today, Ndamase elected to conduct his defence, against the court's persuasions, and decided not to apply for bail. He joins Siphosoxolo Myekethe (45), Aphiwe "AP" Ndende (25), Lwando Antony Abi (33) and Bonga Hintsa (31), Zenande Paya (38) and Mawethu Nomdlembu (36), who have all since abandoned bail. They are all facing 18 charges of murder and possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition.
Paya and Nomdlwembu were arrested in Flagstaff on 17 October 2024, in possession of the four rifles and ammunition that were allegedly moved to other locations after the Lusikisiki killings on 28 September 2024 in Ngobozana village. Two of the men, Ndende and Hintsa were arrested in Port Shepstone while Abi was apprehended in East London on Wednesday 16 October 2024. Myekethe was arrested on 07 October 2024 at his home in Mthimde Location, Mamfengwini Area in the district of Lusikisiki. Their arrest comes after the shooting that occurred on 28 September 2024, at two neighbouring homesteads in Ngobozana Village near the town of Lusikisiki, where eighteen people were killed, and five others were injured.
The case against all accused has been remanded to 26 November 2024 for further investigations.