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‘NEE MAN SIES, PA’
TWO months after the arrest of its Cape Town mayoral hopeful Cheslyn Daniels, another Patriotic Alliance (PA) candidate has appeared in court, this time on a shoplifting charge in Somerset West. Romario Davids, the party’s candidate for Ward 83, which...
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SICK DEAL
MOTORISTS and commuters using the Lansdowne corridor have been warned to take alternative routes as traffic flow in the area gets a major facelift for new MyCiTi buses. The City of Cape Town plans to completely close the major intersection connecting...
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IN A JAM
A R100 000 gold chain was recovered by Cape Town Metro Police after a robbery in Parklands, Table View. JP Smith, the City of Cape Town’s Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security, said the diamond-encrusted ketting was snatched off the victim...
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MURDER WAS THE CASE
POLICE have urged Stellenbosch residents who were allegedly confronted by a taxi driver for giving people a lift to come forward and open a criminal case. This comes after a video showing a heated confrontation between a taxi driver and the occupants...
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From klipgooi na gun skiet
AN E-HAILING driver was assaulted and robbed at gunpoint before being hijacked in Athlone on Tuesday afternoon. The driver said what he thought was a normal cash trip from Mitchells Plain to Athlone, turned into what he believes was a planned...
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BOUNCING BACK
LEARNERS at Paulus Joubert Secondary School in Paarl got to spend time with the Blitzboks, but the visit was about more than rugby. The players were at the school last Wednesday, to talk to learners about bullying, respect, gender-based violence and...
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‘SUICIDE IS NOT THE ANSWER’
LOTUS River is becoming a hijacking hotspot for e-hailing and delivery drivers. Claims on social media suggest that numerous Uber drivers and delivery riders have been hijacked and robbed in Farm Crescent, Lotus River. The post urges drivers to be on...
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TAG, SHE’S IT
FORMER Saambou Primary School pupils returned to their old school in Mannenberg last Saturday, paintbrushes in hand, to help brighten the walls and improve the learning environment for current learners. Led by 61-year-old Magdalene McDillion, the...
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PUMP IT UP
A R10 BILLION plan to bring mense relief at the petrol pump is moving forward in Parliament. This comes after unleaded petrol hit R30 a litre in October, with the Automobile Association warning of another R4.58 increase in November. Parliament’s...
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‘VUILBEK’ ZILLE
THE an Love heating bekgeveg over unaired Moja debate is up and en dinge raak nou bitter, with ActionSA and the MK Party threatening legal action, and ActionSA’s Ayanda Allie calling supporters to Orlando police station. Allie took to social media...
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Killer to Chantel’s family: ‘Onthou my goedheid’
DUNCAN Hoorn said he was “ongelukkig” after being sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife, Chantel Pasqualle-Hoorn. Asked by Daily Voice’s sister publication, Cape Argus, how he was feeling after Acting Judge Amanda van Leeve handed...
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JFK ‘gang member’ murdered outside child’s Athlone school after drop off - See
teenagers and young people descended on Cape Town’s popular Clifton and Camps Bay beaches on Saturday, 3 October, with some celebrations ending in arrests, ’n vrag of fines and about 1 000 units of alcohol confiscated. Social media posts showed large...
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BULLET PROOF
A VIDEO circulating online shows local Law Enforcement officers allegedly collecting what appear to be spent cartridges at the scene of a shootout with suspected gang members. This raised questions about the integrity of the crime scene. The incident...
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WIE GAAN BETAAL?
THE GOOD Party says Cape Town’s grand plan to finally sort out the Foreshore’s unfinished freeways sounds kwaai on paper - but there’s one small nobody seems to know what the bill will be. probleem: GOOD secretary-general and Cape Town mayoral...
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‘WE WILL NOT MOVE’
TENSIONS are flaring up in Touws River in the Breede Valley Municipality, where law enforcement officers and private security are in a standoff with four families who allegedly invaded municipal land. Community activist and local preacher Brendon...
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‘FIX THIS NOW’
PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa has admitted government has failed women and says urgent action is needed to stop the killing and abuse of women and children. Speaking on Tuesday night “with the heaviest of hearts”, Ramaphosa said South Africa could no...
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GROUNDS FOR CRIME
LAW enforcement chiefs in the Western Cape are zeroing in on illegal land invasions, which they claim are driving the crime crisis in Cape Town. City of Cape Town Mayoral Committee member for Safety and Security JP Smith made the remarks as LEAP...
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Bloody business beef
A POSSIBLE business rivalry has emerged as a line of inquiry in the Lwandle mass shooting as police hunt the gunmen who killed 10 people and wounded 11 others. The South African Police service said business rivalry could have been a possible motive...
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PAPER TRAIL
SERIOUS allegations that police documentation, including dockets and charge sheets, were dumped inside a wheelie bin in Diep River have reached Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia and the National Assembly’s Portfolio Committee on Police. Diep River...
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THREE OUENS AND A ROBOT
THREE who were caught on camera walking off with a traffic light in Kenilworth on Tuesday night have been arrested. ouens It is understood the traffic light had been knocked over during an earlier motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Rosmead...
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