Sifiso Jimta

Reporter at Media24

Reporter at Media24. Previously worked for Timeslive and MooiVaal Media.

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Woman arrested for allegedly dealing dagga

2 days ago | citizen.co.za | Sifiso Jimta

ORANJEVILLE – An intelligence-driven police operation has led to the arrest of a 28-year-old woman for allegedly dealing in dagga. Members of the Fezile Dabi District TRIO Task Team acted on a tip-off regarding a female suspect reportedly selling dagga from a residence in the area. The operation was executed on April 17, at around 07:00 in the morning.
Barrage SAPS leads anti-bullying campaign at Laerskool Vaalrivier

3 days ago | citizen.co.za | Sifiso Jimta

VANDERBIJLPARK – Sirens, smiles, cheers, and serious messages were the order of the day as Barrage SAPS, alongside the Department of Social Development and Community Policing Forum, visited Laerskool Vaalrivier for an anti-bullying campaign on Monday, April 14. The rural farm school turned into a learning playground as law enforcement officers brought their finest K9 units, mounted horses, and hard-hitting anti-bullying talks in a bid to make bullying a thing of the past.
Barrage SAPS leads anti-bullying campaign at Laerskool Vaalrivier | Sedibeng Ster

3 days ago | flipboard.com | Sifiso Jimta

The Citizen flipped this story into sedibeng ster•1h
Township traders turned into formal entrepreneurs | Sedibeng Ster

5 days ago | flipboard.com | Sifiso Jimta

The Citizen flipped this story into sedibeng ster•32m
Township traders turned into formal entrepreneurs

5 days ago | citizen.co.za | Sifiso Jimta

VANDERBIJLPARK – What started as a hustle in kasi streets is now becoming a formal business gold mine. All thanks to a local game-changer with a heart for changing the backgrounds of those coming from disadvantaged backgrounds. This comes after a group of five informal business owners from various townships is now on the fast track to becoming fully-fledged entrepreneurs. This is after the quintet caught the attention of the Hustler Empowerment Initiative (HEI) founder and CEO, Lawrence Khekhe.
Nthato Phake defies the odds

6 days ago | citizen.co.za | Sifiso Jimta

The stage to receive his Diploma in Cost and Management Accounting during the Vaal University of Technology (VUT) Autumn Graduations. But standing beside the podium, looking out at the crowd, something deeper took over, a bittersweet wave of joy and emotion for Nthato Phake. The years of struggle, perseverance, and quiet victories came flooding in at that moment. He found himself in tears, not of sorrow but of pride, relief, and gratitude.
Nthato Phake defies the odds | Sedibeng Ster

6 days ago | flipboard.com | Sifiso Jimta

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Man wanted after burglary at Bedworthpark centre

1 week ago | citizen.co.za | Sifiso Jimta

VANDERBIJLPARK – Sedibeng Cluster police urge the public for assistance following a burglary that occurred on March 24 at the Sportscene store in Bedworthpark Centre. According to initial reports, unknown suspects unlawfully gained entry into the store, causing damage and stealing merchandise.
Trio nabbed in Heilbron sting operation

1 week ago | citizen.co.za | Sifiso Jimta

HEILBRON – A quiet afternoon on the R57 turned into a dramatic scene when cops swooped in and busted three armed men possibly plotting something sinister. This comes after the Fezile Dabi District Tactical Response Team operationalised intelligence following a tip-off about a suspicious white VW Polo on April 12. Upon searching the vehicle, two illegal pistols, 10 rounds of live ammo, and three cell phones were discovered.
The Thothotho Gin story begins at VUT

1 week ago | citizen.co.za | Sifiso Jimta |Qhawekazi Memani

VANDERBIJLPARK – In the heart of Limpopo’s villages, long before distilleries and branded spirits, there was Thothotho, a potent, unfiltered traditional drink. Once a symbol of unity at weddings and gatherings, this ancestral spirit was crafted with skill and care, and its secrets were passed from generation to generation. However, as colonial laws sought to erase indigenous brewing traditions, Thothotho, like many African spirits, was driven underground.