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News today includes the City of Johannesburg is unhappy after authorities came knocking at municipal manager Floyd Brink’s home amid a legal dispute.
Meanwhile, a senior Eastern Cape health department official has been nabbed for fraud and forgery.
Furthermore, one of the defence attorneys in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial is concerned about his safety after a trespassing incident at his residence involving two individuals.
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The City of Johannesburg is unhappy after authorities came knocking at municipal manager Floyd Brink’s home amid a legal dispute.
A sheriff of the court was unable to affect a warrant of arrest on Brink at his residence in Roodepoort, west of Johannesburg, on Wednesday.
The sheriff was enforcing a contempt of court order in a legal case involving a resident whose services had been unlawfully disconnected.
CONTINUE READING: Joburg seeks to block city manager Floyd Brink’s arrest after ‘showdown’ outside his home
A Mamelodi Sundowns player was arrested on Tuesday on charges of assaulting his girlfriend, according to a report on scrolla.africa.
The website claims that the player was to spend last night in the police cells at the Sebenza police station in Edenvale, Johannesburg.
“She opened a case at Sebenza police station. Police arrested him and he will appear in court in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court soon,” a source told scrolla.africa.
CONTINUE READING: Sundowns player arrested for ‘assaulting girlfriend’ – report
A senior Eastern Cape health department official has been nabbed for fraud and forgery.
The official, who cannot be named because he has not yet appeared in court, will be in the dock at the Zwelitsha Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday.
Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) spokesperson warrant officer Ndiphiwe Mhlakuvana confirmed to The Citizen that the prominent official is from the health department’s Bisho office.
CONTINUE READING: State won’t oppose bail for senior health official arrested for fraud
Two tigers, Sahara and Asmir, were kept in a Boksburg backyard for over two years before being rescued by the National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) and the Boksburg SPCA on 20 February.
The two white Bengal tigers are now happily adjusting to their new home under the care of Isindile Big Cat & Predator sanctuary staff.
While it is not illegal to keep exotic animals in South Africa, animal welfare concerns are not taken lightly. These concerns prompt animal activists and enthusiasts to enforce the Animals Protection Act 71 of 1962.
CONTINUE READING: WATCH: Rescued white Bengal tigers thriving in their new home (VIDEO)
One of the defence attorneys in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial is concerned about his safety after a trespassing incident at his residence involving two individuals.
This was heard in the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria on Wednesday.
Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng revealed that Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya’s attorney, Thulani Mngomezulu, informed him about the incident.
CONTINUE READING: Senzo Meyiwa trial: Defence lawyer feels threatened after men try to enter his yard
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