Did you notice how quickly SA moved on from the tavern massacre that killed 17 people? Little outrage over the fact that the majority of victims were men. No prizes for guessing why. Black men are murdered every week, so apparently it’s just another violent day in South Africa.
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Police Renew Search For Missing Jouberton Woman Mantsane Letlaka
Police in Jouberton, Klerksdorp, are appealing to the public for information that could help locate 22-year-old Mantsane Letlaka, who has been missing since January 2025.
Letlaka was last seen by her mother on the evening of 9 January 2025 when she left home with a friend and did not return. Police say extensive searches and investigations have so far failed to establish her whereabouts.
She is described as light in complexion, about 1.6 metres tall, with a medium build and short black braided hair. Her clothing at the time of her disappearance is unknown.
Anyone with information is urged to contact investigating officer Constable Donovan Craucamp on 084 201 3500 or 018 465 9342, or Crime Stop on 08600 10111. Anonymous information can also be submitted through the MySAPS app.
🚨 Missing_Child_Alert: Lethokuhle_Molefe🚨
An 8 year-old little girl Lethokuhle Molefe has gone missing from her home 370 EMfihlweni Section Thembisa, just after she was dropped off by a Scholar Transport, as she came back home from School in the afternoon. Please reshare until she is found.
Good Evening Community I urgently need your help... concerning my niece, the girl in the photo's her name is Reotshepile she was last seen after school outside school premises 18 September 2026.
If this appears on Your Timeline Kindly Repost. Blessing Shabangu (8) & Oluchi Shabangu (5) are missing, they were dropped off at Rewlatch Primary School by their transport driver, but their whereabouts are currently unknown. For any info call +27813504454 or the nearest SAPS.
🚨🚨🚨🚨🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🔥🔥🔥Today I want to talk about the importance of a Court Intepretor.
You will have seen that Ms Maphisa Nqakula, in her case in the Pretoria High Court, has opted to have an, isi-Xhosa-English Intepreter. [and she got a really good one].
I think she made a good decision, if she was advised so, she was well advised.
A lot of people think that Court intepretors are for people who are not educated or who do not understand English. Far from it.
I used to work as a State Prosecutor in Cape Town (Wynberg and Mitchell’s Plain) some 36 years ago. I can tell you from my experinece those years already, how important it is for an accused person especially, to express yourself in Court through in your mother tongue.
Court proceedings are intense and bring about so much pressure which may deprive you of your normal ability to process questions asked.
Even where you are educated or a high profile person in the society, or even a teacher, who understands English, (and I used to prosecute in Afrikaans), in Court they may use idiomatic expressions, which on your side, may bring about misunderstanding of the question asked, or the nuanses.
They may also use complex legal jargon or phrases which need someone like an intepreter, who knows the vocabulary, which often is different from the day to day english language common in your daily engagements or profession.
Using an intepreter, also ‘buys’ you additional time to process the question before you give your answers.
So next time you go to Court, (and I don’t wish that on anyone), ask for a Court Intepreter. Regardless whether its for a criminal matter, civil (maintenance or divorce), or any matter.
We understand.
While others sleep comfortably at night, our Ekurhuleni Mayoral Candidate, Cllr. @XolaniKhumalo_, is working tirelessly through the night to restore law and order because residents, particularly women, deserve to walk, shop and jog again without fear of returning home in a body bag.
Bahlali, on the 4th of November, give Xolani Khumalo the mandate to fix Ekurhuleni. Vote for ActionSA!!
#Sizokthola #LetsFixEkhuruleni
If this appears on your timeline kindly Repost! Azokuhle Azo Mzimela (12) is missing. She attends Maqongqo Primary School & in Ezihlabathini, down towards KwaShelembe. She did not return from school on Friday. For any info contact 067 346 8753 or 084 886 2275 or nearest SAPS