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In today’s news, President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised the culprits responsible for killing 18 people in the Eastern Cape will be punished, the Gauteng government has confirmed motorists will receive no refund for e-toll payments, and an Emfuleni Local Municipality employee received a payout for accumulated leave days despite them being far above the allowed threshold.
Also, R&B mega-star Chris Brown will visit Johannesburg and not Cape Town for his next concert in the country, and Marumo Gallants striker Gabadinho Mhango allegedly drove his car into a taxi while he was intoxicated.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has promised that the gunmen responsible for the mass shooting in Lusikisiki, in the Eastern Cape, which led to 18 fatalities over the weekend, will be apprehended.
The incident occurred on Saturday in Ngobozana village, where 17 individuals lost their lives, with an 18th victim succumbing to injuries in the hospital.
Gauteng Member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Finance and Economic Development Lebogang Maile says the province will not go bankrupt.
He was speaking at a briefing on Monday where he outlined the debt repayment structure of the failed e-toll revenue collection project.
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL) has heard how a municipal administrator bagged a large payout for accumulated leave days.
The Emfuleni Local Municipality employee claimed his days, earned back in 2021, despite them being far above the allowed threshold.
The company whose porridge allegedly caused the death of three young children in Mdantsane, Eastern Cape, has responded to the fatal incident.
Namib Mills, situated in Windhoek, Namibia, manufactures a variety of products from sugar to pasta. One of its products, Top Score instant maize porridge, is being blamed for causing of deaths of three infants.
A month after the two-pot retirement system was implemented on 1 September, billions of rands have been paid out. However, in some cases, people who claimed did not receive a cent, because their total withdrawals went to the taxman.
If someone applied for a withdrawal under the two-pot retirement system and the fund requested a tax directive from Sars, the tax authority can take the withdrawal to cover the amount that the person still owed.
The family of Kwaito musician Siphiwe ‘General GTZ’ Sibisi is expecting members of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture to visit their home in Soweto, following his passing.
“They’ve reached out to the family to pass their condolences. It wasn’t the minister himself, but members of his team. We are expecting them to visit our home later this afternoon,” family spokesperson Zamokuhle Sibisi-Mguli told The Citizen.
Award-winning R&B mega-star Chris Brown has given the Mother City the cold shoulder, opting to wow the crowds in Johannesburg with his Breezy in South Africa concert.
Heading to Instagram, the global music sensation announced that he will be performing in Mzansi on Saturday, 14 December at the FNB Stadium, in Johannesburg.
Marumo Gallants striker Gabadinho Mhango was involved in a car accident in Bloemfontein.
The former Orlando Pirates and Moroka Swallows attacker was allegedly drunk when he hit a taxi with his VW Polo on Sunday.
The 2024 Rugby Championship concluded this last weekend, with South Africa crowned champions after winning five of their six matches for 24 log points.
New Zealand were second on the points table (16 points), followed by Argentina (14) and Australia (five).
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