JUST IN | 14 people shot dead in Soweto tavern, 9 taken to hospital
Police have confirmed that 14 people have been killed in a Nomzamo Park tavern in Soweto.Orlando police station commander Brigadier Nonhlanhla Kubeka said investigations are still taking place at the scene and more information will be released soon.'Dismembered' decomposing body found in Free State forest, police launch probe
The armed men entered the store around 14:30 and demanded money. They took an undisclosed amount of cash and cellphones. He will remain in custody until his next court appearance on 14 July, while policy verify his address. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to resign on Thursday, with his office saying he will make a statement to the country.A man is in critical condition after falling from three stories at a popular Pretoria mall.
The robbers then allegedly below up the van and made off with an undisclosed amount of money, said police spokesperson Colonel Athlenda Mathe.Trucks have blocked the busy R34 John Ross Highway from Empangeni to Richards Bay in KwaZulu-Natal on Thursday morning. The ANC has been convincingly defeated in Matzikama, as well as almost all other municipalities in the Western Cape," said DA Western Cape Leader Tertuis Simmers.Eastern Cape police are investigating a case of attempted murder and concealment of birth after police rescued a newborn baby from a public toilet in Mqanduli on Tuesday.
Acting Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka withdrew the Office of the Public Protector's court applications to reverse Busisiwe Mkwhebane's suspension and to halt Parliament's impeachment proceedings. Tourists planning to enter or exit the Phabeni, Numbi and Paul Kruger Gates are advised to use alternative gates.
"It requires a multi-faceted discussion including religious, socio-political, educational and many other dimensions, which are beyond the ambit of a short fatwa," it said.Lobby group Action Society has approached police watchdog Independent Police Investigative Directorate to probe the conduct of Police Minister Bheki Cele and members of the police following a heated public outburst at a community safety event in Gugulethu, Cape Town on Tuesday.
Next to him were seven other men and a woman, brought from prisons in Cape Town and further afield, to face a case which is growing as police carry out more arrests. Mpumalanga Department of Community Safety, Security and Liaison spokesperson Moeti Mmusi confirmed that several roads have been closed, including the R40, N4, D2269 roads, and Madiba Drive.
Firefighters managed to contain the fire confined to a small section of Level two parking, which was one of the areas that were affected by the April 2021 fire and are currently not accessible to the public or staff members, except construction workers. The information was provided by well-placed insiders. Without saying what was false, the Public Enterprises department said"accurate information about how the situation at Eskom is being resolved will be communicated through formal Government processes and structures".Police Minister Bheki Cele says their investigation into the death of 21 youngsters at Enyobeni Tavern would be wrapping up soon.
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