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News today includes a KwaZulu-Natal man accused of killing his former girlfriend – and recording a video claiming he murdered her because she wanted to leave him after receiving money from the Road Accident Fund (RAF) – has been found dead.
Meanwhile, the South African government has extended the registration deadline for all spaza shops and other food-handling outlets to 28 February 2025.
Furthermore, EFF leader Julius Malema has sparked speculation regarding his marriage after removing all images of his wife, Mantwa, from his Instagram account.
The weather service has warned of disruptive rain leading to flooding in Gauteng, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, Free State and KwaZulu-Natal and extremely high fire danger conditions in Northern Cape. – full weather forecast here.
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A KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) man accused of killing his former girlfriend – and recording a video claiming he murdered her because she wanted to leave him after receiving money from the Road Accident Fund (RAF) – has been found dead.
Sibusiso Lawrence sparked outrage after sharing a video on social media of him saying he killed his girlfriend.
The video, which went viral, left many shocked and horrified.
CONTINUE READING: Sibusiso Lawrence found dead after sharing video about him killing girlfriend [VIDEO]
The areas in Johannesburg affected by the long weekend water shutdown have almost recovered.
Certain towers and reservoirs are still low but Johannesburg Water has reported that all are at various stages of recovery.
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero visited multiple sites on Wednesday to evaluate the recovery process.
CONTINUE READING: Water crisis: What lessons did Joburg Water learn from latest outage?
The South African government has extended the registration deadline for all spaza shops and other food-handling outlets to 28 February 2025.
The 21 days directed by President Cyril Ramaphosa for registering all spaza shops and other food-handling outlets ended on Tuesday, 17 December.
During a media briefing on Wednesday, Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Velenkosini Hlabisa said government must increase efforts to ensure the sector is properly regulated and complies with health regulations.
CONTINUE READING: Government extends spaza shop registration deadline
People and products are moving freely between South Africa and Mozambique through the Lebombo border which was closed for several days due to post-election violence.
The border was opened on 13 December 2024, and to date, there has been no disturbance.
Border Management Authority (BMA) Deputy Commissioner, David Chilembe told SAfm that they will be meeting with the ministers of South Africa and Mozambique on Wednesday to give an update on the current situation.
CONTINUE READING: Decline in trade as cargo moves freely between Mozambique and SA
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has sparked speculation regarding his marriage after removing all images of his wife, Mantwa, from his Instagram account.
Even though he removed his wife’s pictures, the EFF leader still has photos of his children on his Instagram page.
Malema has shared glimpses of his life with his wife on his Instagram page, from attending prestigious events like the Durban July to birthday and anniversary celebrations.
The sudden removal of all photos featuring EFF’s first lady has sparked speculation on social media about the state of their relationship.
CONTINUE READING: Julius Malema sparks divorce speculation after removing wife’s pictures from Instagram
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