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Police have clarified that there is no evidence suggesting Nhlamulo Sambo’s death was related to ethnic conflict or anti-immigrant protests.

Reports indicate that Sambo and a 15-year-old accomplice were allegedly caught stealing at a shack in Mossel Bay. The situation escalated into a chase, during which the shack owner allegedly stabbed Sambo, who later died.

Authorities confirmed that everyone involved in the case is a South African national.

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This is medical negligence. Modimolle Clinic in Limpopo.

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Police have clarified that there is no evidence suggesting Nhlamulo Sambo’s death was related to ethnic conflict or anti-immigrant protests.

Reports indicate that Sambo and a 15-year-old accomplice were allegedly caught stealing at a shack in Mossel Bay. The situation escalated into a chase, during which the shack owner allegedly stabbed Sambo, who later died.

Authorities confirmed that everyone involved in the case is a South African national.

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@HermanMashaba @LeboMKeswa @Action4SA @ME_Beaumont @sahara67 @LeboMokokajhb @NespyThemba @EvelynMondlana @Funzi_Ngobeni @ActionSA_GP @intandoyabantu I totally agree @LeboMkeswa Herman Mashaba proved that clean governance and accountability are possible. The question is whether voters are ready to give that approach another chance. #MashabaforJoburg

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I totally agree @LeboMkeswa Herman Mashaba proved that clean governance and accountability are possible. The question is whether voters are ready to give that approach another chance. #MashabaforJoburg

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“Herman Mashaba has already shown he can lead Johannesburg with purpose, integrity, and results-driven focus.
He deserves the opportunity to continue rebuilding South Africa’s economic heartland.” - @LeboMKeswa, ActionSA Member

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WOMAN DENIED BAIL IN R424,000 EMFULENI MUNICIPALITY FRAUD CASE

VANDERBIJLPARK – A 25-year-old woman accused of defrauding Emfuleni Local Municipality of about R424,000 has been denied bail.

Janitha van Reenen Coetzee was arrested on 20 May 2026 and appeared in the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate's Court on Monday.

She allegedly posed as an agent offering municipal account discounts and submitted fraudulent claims, causing losses of about R424,000.

The court heard she may be a flight risk and could interfere with witnesses. Bail was denied, and the case was postponed to 23 June 2026 for further investigation.

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MAGISTRATE WHO LET TAXI BOSSES WALK FREE HAS RETIRED

Chief Magistrate Tuletu Tonjeni, who presided over the case involving Joe Ferrari Sibanyoni and his co-accused on 15 and 18 May 2026 at the Kwaggafontein Mkobola Magistrate’s Court, and subsequently struck the matter off the roll due to the absence of Prosecutor Mkhuseli Ntaba, has reportedly retired from her position as of Friday, 29 May 2026.

It is reported that she hosted a farewell party on Friday at Three Star Wildlife Events and Family Resort, situated between Mbombela and White River.

Tonjeni was reportedly referred to the Magistrates’ Commission over her conduct in the Joe Ferrari Sibanyoni and co-accused extortion and money laundering case. As a result of her retirement, concerns have been raised that she may no longer be called to account for her actions.

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A multimillion-rand church empire has become the focus of a renewed succession dispute within the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC), as tensions rise over questions of family lineage in the Modise family.

Jacqueline Modise, the daughter of founder Frederick Modise, has alleged that Glayton Modise was not his biological son, raising challenges to the inheritance claims of Michael Sandlana, Tshepiso Modise, and Leonard Modise. She is also urging that DNA testing be conducted to help settle the ongoing dispute over the church founder’s estate.

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Businessman Suliman Carrim is expected to request that his upcoming appearance before the Madlanga Commission be postponed.

His testimony has previously been delayed due to health-related issues, while the commission continues its inquiry into allegations of corruption and political interference in the criminal justice system.

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PRIVATE JET, LONDON SHOPPING TRIP & MUNICIPAL CONTRACTS?

Investigations by News24 and the Sunday Times allege that businessman Ze Nxumalo funded a R3.5 million private jet charter used by former Ekurhuleni city manager Imogen Mashazi and her friends for a three-day shopping trip to London in 2022.

The reports further claim the flight was paid for through companies linked to municipal contractors, raising serious questions about possible conflicts of interest and the relationship between business and government officials.

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The family of 54-year-old Pat Mthembu, who lost his life in a tractor-related incident on a farm yesterday, has expressed doubts about the circumstances surrounding his death and suspects possible foul play.

According to relatives, Mthembu was called from his home to assist with a tractor, despite not being qualified as a mechanic. The family also finds it concerning that his cellphone was allegedly used to contact family members and send photographs after he had already died.

After examining images from the scene, relatives questioned several aspects of the incident, including the position of the tractor, blood found on his boots, and other details they believe warrant a thorough investigation.

The family is urging anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has relevant information to come forward and contact Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA).

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PRIVATE JET, LONDON SHOPPING TRIP & MUNICIPAL CONTRACTS?

Investigations by News24 and the Sunday Times allege that businessman Ze Nxumalo funded a R3.5 million private jet charter used by former Ekurhuleni city manager Imogen Mashazi and her friends for a three-day shopping trip to London in 2022.

The reports further claim the flight was paid for through companies linked to municipal contractors, raising serious questions about possible conflicts of interest and the relationship between business and government officials.

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A group of Mozambican nationals was reportedly asked to leave a Limpopo community after arriving with two trucks loaded with belongings and allegedly trying to set up an informal settlement. Local residents resisted their presence and forced them to depart. The group said they had previously been living in Nelspruit.

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Five Cousins Killed in Tragic Crash While Transporting Uncle’s Body

Five members of the Xaba family lost their lives in a devastating road accident in Harrismith while transporting the body of their late uncle for burial. The cousins were travelling in a Corsa bakkie when it was involved in a collision with a VW Polo. Tragically, all five occupants of the bakkie died at the scene.

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Five Cousins Killed in Tragic Crash While Transporting Uncle’s Body

Five members of the Xaba family lost their lives in a devastating road accident in Harrismith while transporting the body of their late uncle for burial. The cousins were travelling in a Corsa bakkie when it was involved in a collision with a VW Polo. Tragically, all five occupants of the bakkie died at the scene.

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A group of Mozambican nationals was reportedly driven out of a Limpopo community after arriving with two trucks carrying large quantities of belongings and allegedly attempting to establish an informal settlement. Local residents opposed the move and forced them to leave. The group claimed they had previously been residing in Nelspruit.

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TWO MORE GUNNED DOWN IN MKHUHLU

Two people, identified as Bheki Mkhabela and an unidentified woman, were shot dead while sitting inside a silver Hyundai at White House Tavern in Madras, near Mkhuhlu, Mpumalanga, during the early hours of 30 May.

The latest attack raises the number of fatal shooting victims in the Calcutta policing area, which includes Mkhuhlu, to eight this month alone. Police discovered 28 rifle cartridges and 10 spent 9mm pistol cartridges at the scene.

The motive behind the shooting remains unclear, and no arrests have been made. Mkhuhlu continues to grapple with a troubling pattern of gun-related violence.

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What did I just watch?

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Let’s talk…A lot of relationships would end if people checked phones ONCE.