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Nov 4, 2024 | snl24.com | Happy Mnguni

KIDNAPPING and car hijackings are on the rise in Ekurhuleni. Cops urges residents should be vigilant. This comes after cases of kidnapping and car hijackings were reported in several police stations in and around Ekurhuleni. Police spokeswoman, Warrant-Officer Majang Skalkie, said in recent weeks, police stations in Ekurhuleni have seen an increase in kidnapping and car hijackings. "These incidents are posing a serious threat to public safety.

Nov 3, 2024 | snl24.com | Happy Mnguni

"Go well, my grandson, be a good ancestor," These were the words of Gobela Busisiwe Khumalo as she bid farewell to her grandson, Ntokozo Khumalo, at the funeral held at Siluma Section in Katlehong on Saturday, 2 November. Ntokozo (22) and Owami Maphosa (18) drowned in the Zonkezizwe River in Ekurhuleni on Sunday, 27 October. The duo was part of izangoma who attended a ritual cleansing. Owami fell into the river, and Ntokozo tried to save him, but they both drowned.

Nov 2, 2024 | snl24.com | Happy Mnguni

A KASI sangoma who drowned has been laid to laid. Sangoma Owami Maphosa's funeral service took place at Nhlapo section in Katlehong, Ekurhuleni, on Saturday, 2 November, and different mourners took turns to say their last goodbyes. Owami (18) and Ntokozo Khumalo (22) drowned in the Zonkezizwe River in Ekurhuleni on Sunday, 27 October. The duo was part of izangoma who attended ritual cleansing. Owami fell into the river and Ntokoza tried to save him, and they both drowned.

Nov 2, 2024 | snl24.com | Happy Mnguni

A MAN drowns in Zonkezizwe, Ekurhuleni, on Thursday, 31 October. According to the Disaster & Emergency Management Services (DEMS) spokesman William Ntladi, the man drowned at Natalspruit River near Zonkezizwe. "This happened at the same river where two bodies of izangoma were recovered on Sunday, 27 October, after drowning in an incident involving a cultural ritual.

Nov 1, 2024 | snl24.com | Happy Mnguni

KODWA and Mackay are relieved as charges are withdrawn.  However, the Directorate for Priority Crimes Investigation, also known as Hawks, has requested the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP), Shamila Batohi, to review the decision to withdraw corruption charges against the former Minister of Sport, Arts, and Culture, Zizi Kodwa, and his co-accused, ex-EOH executive Jehan Mackay.