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21/11/2025

SECOND SUSPECT TO APPEAR IN COURT MONDAY OVER INXIWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL DOUBLE MURDER.

A 35‑year-old man, arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of the principal and an administrative staff member at Inxiweni Primary School, is set to make his first court appearance at the Tembisa Magistrate’s Court on Monday, 24 November 2025. He faces two counts of murder.

The arrest comes hours after police detained a 26‑year-old woman, also linked to the case. Authorities describe both arrests as significant breakthroughs in the investigation.

Police said the 35‑year-old suspect was taken into custody in the early hours of Friday. While the official motive is still under investigation, reports suggest possible links to missing school funds. Witnesses told media that the principal had recently questioned staff over suspicious payments amounting to tens of thousands of rand.

The fatal shooting occurred on 18 November 2025, inside the school’s administration block, where the 58‑year-old principal and 55‑year-old administrative assistant were preparing for a meeting. Colleagues nearby reported hearing gunshots and later discovered the two victims wounded.

The Gauteng Department of Education condemned the killings, calling the act “senseless and brutal” and reaffirming that schools must remain safe spaces for learning.

Police investigations are ongoing as authorities seek to determine the full circumstances surrounding the murders and the roles of both suspects. Monday’s court appearance is expected to provide more clarity on the charges and how the suspects are connected.

21/11/2025

FAMILY APPEALS FOR HELP TO FIND MISSING BOKSBURG RESIDENT.

The family of Tracey Nobukhosi Mncube has appealed to the public for assistance in locating him after he went missing in Boksburg, Gauteng.

According to a family member, Mncube was last seen on 10 November 2025 in the Boksburg area. His age has not yet been confirmed.

At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing:

A navy blue jacket

A long-sleeve grey t-shirt

Maroon trousers

Black Nike tekkies

The family has extended their search to the wider Johannesburg (JHB) area and urged anyone with information about his whereabouts to immediately contact them.

Anyone who may have seen him or has information that could help locate him is asked to contact the family on:
📞 061 271 2312

Alternatively, information can also be reported to the nearest police station.

20/11/2025

SUSPECT IN INXIWENI SCHOOL DOUBLE MURDER TO APPEAR IN COURT.

A 26-year-old woman arrested in connection with the double murder at Inxiweni Primary School in Tembisa is expected to appear before the Tembisa Magistrate’s Court tomorrow, 21 November 2025.

Police spokesperson Col Dimakatso Nevhuhulwi confirmed the arrest, saying the suspect was taken into custody on Wednesday.

“I can confirm that a 26-year-old woman has been arrested and is expected to appear before the Tembisa court tomorrow,” Nevhuhulwi said.

The woman is linked to the fatal shooting of school principal Nozibele Tabu (58) and administrative assistant Nobantu Njomboni (55), who were gunned down inside the school’s administration block on Tuesday afternoon.

According to police, the two victims were preparing for a meeting scheduled to take place later this week when a gunman gained entry into the office and opened fire.

Nevhuhulwi said police responded to the scene shortly after 16:15 on 18 November 2025 following reports of a shooting.

“Upon arrival, police found two female bodies lying on the ground with gunshot wounds. Both victims were certified dead at the scene,” she said.

The motive for the attack remains unknown, and police say investigations are continuing.

Authorities have not yet revealed the suspect’s role in the shooting or whether she acted alone or with accomplices.

However according to reports, the 26 year old suspect was found with a substantial amount of cash and had paper trail of transactions from the school's account to her personal banking account.

20/11/2025

EKURHULENI MAYOR VISITS INXIWENI PRIMARY AFTER FATAL SHOOTING.

Ekurhuleni Executive Mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza visited Inxiweni Primary School in Tembisa this morning to offer condolences following Tuesday afternoon’s fatal shooting that claimed the lives of the school principal and an administration staff member.

According to preliminary reports, unknown gunmen entered the school’s administration block and opened fire, killing both staff members on the scene.

Faith-based organisations were also present during the visit, offering prayers and calling for calm and divine intervention as the school community grapples with the tragedy.

Xhakaza, joined by MMC for Community Safety Sizakele Masuku, said the visit was aimed at providing support and assessing immediate safety concerns at the school.

The deputy principal said the school community is deeply shaken but comforted by the prayers and messages of encouragement received.

Following a brief ceremony at the crime scene, the mayor and his delegation proceeded to visit the families of the victims.

19/11/2025

EKURHULENI MAYOR TO VISIT INXIWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL FOLLOWING FATAL SHOOTING.

Ekurhuleni Executive Mayor, Nkosindiphile Xhakaza, is scheduled to visit Inxiweni Primary School in Tembisa tomorrow following the fatal shooting of the school principal and an administrative staff member.

The Mayor will lead a delegation that includes MMC for Community Safety Sizakele Masuku and Acting Chief of Police Brigadier Ockert Bezuidenhout.

The City says the incident has sent shockwaves through the community and the education sector, condemning the attack as a “senseless act of violence.”

Tomorrow’s visit will involve engagements with the school’s leadership to offer support, assess immediate safety concerns, and outline the City’s coordinated response in partnership with law-enforcement and education authorities.

19/11/2025

GDE EXPRESSES SHOCK AS LESUFI AND CHILOANE VISIT FAMILIES AFTER INXIWENI PRIMARY SHOOTING.

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) says it is devastated by the killing of the principal and an administrative staff member at Inxiweni Primary School in Tembisa, describing the incident as a brutal attack on a space meant to be safe for teaching and learning.

In a statement issued on Wednesday, the department said Premier Panyaza Lesufi and Education MEC Matome Chiloane visited the school on Tuesday night shortly after the shooting to assess the scene and gather firsthand accounts. They later met with the families of both victims to offer condolences and support.

Psychosocial support teams from the Ekurhuleni North District will be deployed to the school to provide counselling to traumatised learners and staff. Employee wellness officials are also expected to offer assistance to affected personnel.

MEC Chiloane condemned the killings, saying the department is “horrified by this senseless and brutal act committed within a school.” He called on law enforcement agencies to work swiftly to apprehend those responsible.

The GDE says it will continue to monitor the situation closely while ensuring that the school community receives all necessary support in the aftermath of the tragedy.

18/11/2025

TWO WOMEN SHOT DEAD AT ENXIWENI PRIMARY SCHOOL

Two women — the principal of Enxiweni Primary School and an administration staff member — were shot and killed inside the school’s office on Tuesday afternoon.

According to initial reports, masked gunmen entered the administration block after school hours and opened fire, fatally wounding both victims. The attack reportedly took place in the presence of the deputy principal and other staff members, who were left unharmed but traumatised.

Police have since cordoned off the office as part of their investigation. A heavy police presence remains at the school, with shocked community members gathering outside.

Authorities have not yet confirmed whether academic activities will resume as normal on Tuesday. The motive for the attack is still unknown.

18/11/2025

MISSING PERSON ALERT: FAMILY SEEKS PUBLIC’S HELP TO FIND DANIEL NDLOVU.

The family of Daniel Manave Ndlovu (39) is urgently appealing to the public for assistance after he went missing in Kaalfontein last week Thursday.

According to relatives, Daniel was last seen in Kaalfontein, where he had been visiting someone. He was reportedly on his way to his sister’s home near Shoprite in Kaalfontein, but he never arrived and has not been seen since.

At the time of his disappearance, Daniel was wearing black boots, black jeans, a black long-sleeve T-shirt, and carrying a black school bag. He is originally from Tembisa, Tswelopele Ext 8, Chief Mbabatha Street, house number 5020.

The family is deeply concerned about his safety and is urging anyone with information about his whereabouts to come forward.

Anyone with information is asked to contact:
📞 081 326 0275

17/11/2025

JOBURG EMS REMAINS ON HIGH ALERT AS RAIN PERSISTS DESPITE WARNING DOWNGRADE.

Johannesburg Emergency Services (EMS) says its teams remain on high alert as wet weather continues across the city, despite the South African Weather Service (SAWS) downgrading its warning for Gauteng from Level 9 to Level 6.

EMS confirmed that rescue and disaster-management crews are still stationed across high-risk areas, with special focus on low-lying communities and routes prone to flooding.

According to the department, the downgrade does not mean conditions have normalised. Rain has persisted since the weekend, with saturated ground, overflowing drains and rising stream levels still posing risks to motorists and residents.

Authorities are urging the public to avoid flooded roads and river crossings, and to report emergencies immediately on 011 375 5911.

17/11/2025

GDE REJECTS CLAIMS OF COMPROMISED MATRIC EXAM INTEGRITY.

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has dismissed as misleading a Sunday World article suggesting that the integrity of the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations in the province is at risk.

The article, published online on 12 November, relied on a Democratic Alliance (DA) statement alleging corruption in school security tenders and claiming that this could compromise the running of the matric exams. The report further suggested the alleged corruption was happening under the watch of Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi.

The GDE said the publication failed to seek comment from the department and accused Sunday World of amplifying unverified claims. The department said the DA’s allegations were unfounded and amounted to an attempt to discredit Premier Lesufi.

According to the GDE, there have been no security breaches since the start of the NSC exams, and all storage and distribution points are operating under adequate security in line with national standards. The department also confirmed that no question papers or scripts have been compromised, as all are handled exclusively by GDE examination officials.

MEC Matome Chiloane said it was “unfortunate and irresponsible” for anyone to question the integrity of the examinations without evidence, especially during such a critical period.

The department urged the public to rely on verified information and condemned the circulation of speculation that could undermine confidence in the examination process.

17/11/2025

ETHAFENI CLINIC CALLS ON RESIDENTS TO COLLECT LOST DOCUMENTS.

Ethafeni Clinic is urging community members to collect several lost documents that were recently handed in at the facility’s reception area.

According to staff, the documents belong to Mbuyisa Sphamandla Erick, Snenhlanhla Portia Thwala, and A.F. Macane. The clinic says the items are being kept safely and can be collected during normal operating hours.

Residents are encouraged to bring identification when claiming their documents. The clinic adds that uncollected items will remain securely stored until the rightful owners come forward.

16/11/2025

GAUTENG ON HIGH ALERT AS LEVEL 9 WEATHER WARNING ISSUED.

The Gauteng Provincial Government is urging residents to remain vigilant as the South African Weather Service has issued a Level 9 warning for heavy rains, hail and severe thunderstorms across parts of the province today.

The Gauteng Provincial Disaster Management Centre and emergency services have activated contingency plans, warning that the system could bring strong winds, localised flooding, lightning and possible damage to infrastructure.

Authorities advise residents to stay indoors where possible, avoid metal objects and delay travel. Motorists are urged to switch on headlights, reduce speed and avoid flooded roads.

Communities in low-lying or flood-prone areas are warned to move to higher ground. Residents are further urged to keep away from power lines, fast-flowing streams and swollen rivers, and ensure children stay clear of puddles, drains and ditches.

Officials say the severe weather may lead to traffic disruptions, vehicle accidents, structural damage and danger to life. Anyone identifying areas at risk of flooding is encouraged to contact their local municipal disaster management centre.

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