@tumzaa_makhetha@AdvoBarryRoux Akere it’s based on the fake SA ID that he has! The minister promised to have his citizenship investigated so we’ll probably find out his real age when they find his original passport issued in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
An 11th woman's half-naked body has been found in Springs, Ekurhuleni. Gauteng police spokesperson Brigadier Brenda Muridili said the body was discovered in an open veld near Rhokana Road. #eNCA's @pule_jones has the latest. #DStv403
[WATCH] Police confirmed that businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama was arrested this morning in connection with alleged threats against women at a Sandton restaurant. He has since been released on warning and is due to appear in the Randburg Magistrate’s Court on 1 October. Transport Minister Barbara Creecy also ordered an investigation into Mudzinganyama’s company over SANRAL tenders, while Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says Home Affairs should investigate his status in South Africa. #Newzroom405
Acting police minister Prof Firoz Cachalia says Lt-Gen Dumisani Khumalo and Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi have been called up to assist with the Ekurhuleni murder investigations.
Three suspects have also been called in for questioning.
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Owen Ndlovu was kidnapped in Katlehong & found dead in Thokoza with gunshot wounds. His death should have been the 9th body discovered in the Ekurhuleni, but somehow the focus jumped straight past it to the “important stuff.” Every victim deserves urgency. Men You Are On Your Own
[BREAKING] President Cyril Ramaphosa has extended the Madlanga Commission report deadline to 25 January next year. The Presidency says the new deadline will allow the Commission to process additional evidence, including testimony from various experts. Tune in to #eNCA on #DStv403.
Should Scorpion Kings consider postponing their FNB Stadium concert this weekend amid heightened safety concerns following the deaths of several women in Kempton Park and surrounding areas?
[WATCH] Two Eastern Cape sisters, aged nine and 15, are back in SA after allegedly being trafficked to Malawi with their mother and grandmother in October last year. A multi-disciplinary team comprising the Social Development Department, SAPS, Interpol and the BMA has received the children following their repatriation. Newzroom Afrika’s @NqobileMadlala_ reports. #Newzroom405
[WATCH] Two young South African girls are expected back home today, after being trafficked to Malawi.
The children, aged nine and 15 will be received by Social Development Minister Dina Pule at the O.R .Tambo International Airport. The Department of Social Development says it has so far repatriated 22 children and is working with police, Home Affairs, DIRCO and other agencies to bring trafficked children home. @NqobileMadlala_ has more.