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Die beskuldigdes, Lynette Brummer (64), Anna Fourie (73), Nomsa Ngcongwane (56), Prudence Majorobella (35), Mofolo Ntswaki (30) en Puseleletso Mola (33) staan tereg op aanklag-te van poging tot moord, marteling, mishandeling, aanranding met die opset om ernstige liggaamlike leed te veroorsaak, en ontvoering van ‘n bejaarde vrou wat in ‘n ouetehuis in die stad gewoon…
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Khoabane addressed missing mayoral chains worth millions and copper doors removed from the Civic Centre. Other concerns include the alleged purchase of a BMW for the mayor’s personal assistant and also the alleged R1 million cash spent on furniture and electronics allegedly for various private residences using municipal funds.
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The recent exclusion of unemployed youth from Ward 32, particularly in the current solar projects, is yet another example of how DA-governed wards are systematically sidelined from economic opportunities
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The Free State Veterinary Services have initiated containment and vaccination in accordance with national veterinary protocols. In response, the DA Setsoto Caucus has notified Setsoto Municipality to assist urgently
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Masilonyana continues to face growing public outrage over the appalling condition of cemeteries across several townships. What were once sacred resting places have now become open grazing fields for cattle and sites for illegal dumping, due to the absence of proper fencing and the municipality’s neglect.
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Of the 1 422 suspects arrested, 388 were wanted individuals traced and apprehended by detectives. These included 101 suspects wanted for assault, 21 for rape, and others for murder, attempted murder, and various sexual offences.
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Basic services such as water, road repairs, and sewage maintenance have deteriorated significantly across the municipality.
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The suspect, employed by a private security company, allegedly apprehended the deceased for stealing copper. A struggle ensued, and the suspect further alleged that the deceased attempted to disarm him, resulting in the fatal shooting.
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The Matjhabeng Local Municipality must be held accountable for the week-long power outages that left large parts of Odendaalsrus without electricity for up to seven days.
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