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News today includes ActionSA’s Dr Nasiphi Moya has been elected as the new mayor of the City of Tshwane.
Meanwhile, Rhema Bible Church founder and church leader Pastor Ray McCauley has died.
Furthermore, the suspect arrested in connection with the mass shooting of 18 people in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape, was out on parole for murder, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has revealed.
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ActionSA’s Dr Nasiphi Moya has been elected as the new mayor of the City of Tshwane.
Moya received the support of her own party, as well as the African National Congress (ANC), Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and a number of smaller parties in the council.
She received 122 votes, to 86 for the DA’s Cilliers Brink.
CONTINUE READING: Nasiphi Moya elected mayor of Tshwane
Former public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has been denied the R10-million gratuity payment which has been the subject of a fierce legal battle between her and her former office.
The Gauteng High Court in Pretoria handed down judgement on Wednesday.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) MP turned to the court to compel the Office of the Public Protector to pay the R10 million gratuity she claims she is entitled to.
CONTINUE READING: Court denies Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s R10 million payout demand
Rhema Bible Church founder and church leader Pastor Ray McCauley has died.
McCauley passed away on Tuesday evening surrounded by his family and loved ones, his son Joshua McCauley said.
He was 75 years old.
CONTINUE READING: Rhema Bible Church founder Pastor Ray McCauley dies at 75
South Africa took another step towards the semifinals on Wednesday, coasting to a comfortable 80-run victory over minnows Scotland at the T20 Women’s World Cup in the UAE.
Picking up their second win of the tournament, the Proteas climbed to top spot in their group.
Set a target of 167 runs to win in Dubai, Scotland’s line-up crumbled as they were bowled out for 86 runs, with only Ailsa Lister (12) and Katherin Fraser (14) reaching double figures.
CONTINUE READING: Proteas women steamroll Scotland at T20 World Cup
The suspect arrested in connection with the mass shooting of 18 people in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape, was out on parole for murder, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has revealed.
On Wednesday, Siphosoxolo Myekethe made his first appearance in the Lusikisiki Magistrate’s Court following his arrest.
Myekethe was apprehended at his home in Mthimde, located in the Mamfengwini area, on Monday night, 7 October, according to the South African Police Service (Saps).
CONTINUE READING: Lusikisiki shooting suspect was out on parole despite murder conviction
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