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31/07/2025

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT CONDEMNS BEHAVIOUR OF PARENTS AND WELCOMES THE ARREST.

The Gauteng Department of Social Development has condemned the behaviour of parents following a video that went viral on social media where a toddler is seen smoking a pipe with an unknown substance in a broken bottle top.

The Department has expressed grave outrage over the irresponsible behaviour of the toddler’s parents and further commited to providing the necessary intervention that will help the child.

The department has described the incident as both unfortunate and barbaric and welcomed the arrest of the three suspects involved from Newclare in Johannesburg including the mother.

The three year old boy was brought to the Sophiatown police station by officers from the Johannesburg Metro Police and the grandmother.

The Johannesburg FCS Unit commander Lieutenant Colonel Marema Mogale and his member responded immediately at about midnight.

Three people, the mother and two men, were immediately detained. The 3-year-old boy was taken to hospital for medical attention and then taken to a place of safety.
The trio, aged between 28 and 36, have been charged with child abuse under domestic violence and are set to appear before the Johannesburg Regional Court today.

The allegation that one of the FCS members was called and they told the complainant that they will respond in the morning have been brought to the attention of the Provincial Head of FCS, Brigadier Phumzile Zulu who has instructed the Johannesburg Unit Commander to register an enquiry for investigation.

DULCIE SEPTEMBER PRIMARY:LEARNERS TO RETURN TO SCHOOL ON AUGUST 4TH. Learners at the Dulcie September primary school, Ra...
30/07/2025

DULCIE SEPTEMBER PRIMARY:LEARNERS TO RETURN TO SCHOOL ON AUGUST 4TH.

Learners at the Dulcie September primary school, Rabie Ridge, will return to class on August 4th 2025.

The communique was sent to parents on July 29th following the publication of an article on this forum detailing how classes were affected and the non communicative conduct of school management.

One learner sustained an injury to an ear while playing at the school due to ongoing refurbishment work at the school.

Parents say they were told that the construction work would not hamper schooling activities, however leamers started returning home from school at 9am.

In an official document, the school says leamers will return to class on August 4th in consideration of leaner and staff safety.

29/07/2025

MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES DEMAND REMOVAL OF AKANI FUND ADMINISTRATORS.

Municipal employees belonging to the the Voice of United Municipal Workers and Allies (VUMA) engaged in a peaceful march to the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) offices in Tshwane this morning to deliver a memorandum of grievances containing among others, a demand for the withdrawal of Akani Retirement Fund Administrators (Pty) Ltd.

The fund administrator has been accused of undermining the financial security of MEPF members through, alleged maladministration and mismanagement, lack of communication and transparency and corruption and bribery.

The over 400 members from various provinces across the country handed over their memorandum of grievances demanding the withdrawal of the fund manager's practicing licence, Akani's removal Remove as MEPF Administrator and the appointment of an independent and transparent curator.

Callss for a public AGM by August 31st 2025 with full financial disclosures have also been contained in the memorandum.

Sibusiso Sitiba Vuma Gauteng representative emphasized calls for a persistent fight in securing a legacy for the members' children and the overall fight against the exploitation of municipal employees pension funds.

SCHOLAR TRANSPORT ACCIDENT INJURES ABOUT 20 LEARNERS ON BOARD NEAR WEST PARK CEMETERY. The Gauteng Department of Educati...
29/07/2025

SCHOLAR TRANSPORT ACCIDENT INJURES ABOUT 20 LEARNERS ON BOARD NEAR WEST PARK CEMETERY.

The Gauteng Department of Education has confirmed that an unfortunate scholar transport accident occurred on the morning of Monday, 28 July 2025, injuring approximately 20 learners on board who are from various Johannesburg schools.

The incident took place at approximately 07h00 along West Park Road, near the West Park Cemetery in Johannesburg.

According to preliminary reports, the vehicle was allegedly travelling at a high speed when the driver appeared to lose control, causing it to overturn along the bend near West Park Cemetery.

While the exact cause of the accident is still under investigation, authorities were on the scene shortly after the incident to assist learners who were on board and begin assessing the circumstances.

According to information at the department's disposal, the overturned vehicle was allegedly transporting learners from Greenside High School, Parktown Girls’ High School, and Roosevelt High School.

Reportedly thirteen (13) learners from Greenside High School, ranging from Grade 8 to Grade 11; Roosevelt High School had four (4) learners involved in Grades 8, 9 and 12; while Parktown Girls’ High School had three (3) learners in Grades 8, 10 and 11.

Following the accident, learners were transported to various healthcare facilities where they were assessed for injuries and received medical treatment. Fortunately, all learners were treated and discharged into the care of their families.

A majority of learners have been booked off from attending school by medical practitioners for the remainder of this week. One learner from Greenside High School remains hospitalised and is scheduled to undergo surgery.

The Department has arranged psychosocial support for all learners and their families to assist with recovery and trauma management. Our officials were yesterday dispatched to each school and hospital to verify the condition of all affected learners and also interact with all affected families.

29/07/2025

NO SCHOOLING AT DULCE SEPTEMBER PRIMARY.

Learning activities have been disrupted at the Dulce September primary school, Rabie Ridge this morning amid ongoing construction at the school.

According to reports, teaching and learning was brought to a halt over an injury suffered by one leaner while playing at the school.

Parents say they have been in the dark over the refurbishment activities happening at the school and have sought clarity from the principal but have not been successful.

It's alleged that since the start of the 3rd term no schooling has taken place at the school.

HELP FIND MR DLAMINI. The Dlamini family needs help in finding their uncle who has since disappeared after responding to...
28/07/2025

HELP FIND MR DLAMINI.

The Dlamini family needs help in finding their uncle who has since disappeared after responding to an e-hailing service trip request.

According to the family, Mr Thamsanqa Dlamini disappeared after accepting a ride request from Marshalltown to Jeppe and has not been reachable since then.

Dlamini used a Brown Toyota Corolla, reg DY 59 HK GP to conduct his e-hailing service and the vehicle has also been seemingly hijacked as it also was last seen on the day of the incident of Dlamini's disappearance.

Anyone with any information on Mr Dlamini's whereabouts or the vehicle is urged to contact his kin on the numbers on the flyers.

TEMBISA SOUTH SAPS CARRIES OUT COMMUNITY OUTREACH IN VUS'MUZI. Members of the Tembisa South SAPS police station, inclusi...
27/07/2025

TEMBISA SOUTH SAPS CARRIES OUT COMMUNITY OUTREACH IN VUS'MUZI.

Members of the Tembisa South SAPS police station, inclusive of the Community Policing Forum (CPF) and the Youth Crime Prevention Desk, have participated in a community outreach event at Tshepang Day Care Center and Orphanage Home in Vusimuzi Sector 2, Tembisa.

The event made possible through partnerships with the Chinese Association (Gauteng) and Evolate,.

Partners donated food packages, clothing, and water to the orphanage.

The initiative aimed to improve the lives of children in the local community and demonstrate the commitment of SAPS and CPF to giving back and supporting vulnerable populations.

The event was a resounding success, with the donations providing much-needed support to the children at the orphanage.

The collaboration between SAPS, CPF, and the partnering organizations highlights the importance of community-led initiatives and the positive impact that can be achieved through collective efforts.

Tembisa South SAPS and CPF expressed their gratitude to the Chinese Association (Gauteng) and Evolate for their kindness and generosity.

26/07/2025

COHORT ENGAGES LEANERSHIP DIRECTORS AMID DELAYED STIPENDS.

Participants in a skills program have engaged its directors after their monthly stipends have been delayed by three months, along with placement of practicals, bringing the entire program to a halt.

The program brought forth by the New Venture Creations and spearheaded by Usapho Loluhle sought to provide a skills program with NQF 2 and provide monthly stipends of R2000.

The program experienced glitches when stipends were not paid, placements to practicals halted, and no communication from directors.

Participants were granted a forum with directors of Usapho Loluhle to ventilate their issues with the supervision of the leadership from Tembisa Stakeholders Forum.

A Whatsapp forum has been established to assist participants in acquiring communication between themselves, program directors, and Tembisa stakeholders.

A new program was also presented to the community where a new cohort was taken in with a program set to commence on August 4th for six months.

Successful participants will be paid a monthly stipend of R2000, which is expected to be settled 60 days after commencement.

KAMORALENG HERITAGE INSTITUTE PRESENTS STORYTELLING EXHIBITSION & DIALOGUE.
25/07/2025

KAMORALENG HERITAGE INSTITUTE PRESENTS STORYTELLING EXHIBITSION & DIALOGUE.

GAUTENG PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE’S COMMUNITY SAFETY COMMITTEE COMMENDS SAPS FOR SWIFT ARRESTS IN HIGH-PROFILE CASES AND CA...
24/07/2025

GAUTENG PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE’S COMMUNITY SAFETY COMMITTEE COMMENDS SAPS FOR SWIFT ARRESTS IN HIGH-PROFILE CASES AND CALLS FOR STRENGTHENED COMMUNITY TRUST.

The Gauteng Provincial Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Community Safety has commended the South African Police Service (SAPS) for their swift and decisive action in apprehending suspects linked to several high-profile crimes, including the tragic murder of City of Ekurhuleni Chief Auditor, Mr Mpho Mafole.

Mr Mafole, who served as the Group Divisional Head for Corporate and Forensic Audits, was brutally gunned down in Kempton Park last month in an execution-style killing.

His death sent shockwaves across the Province and highlighting the grave risks faced by public servants committed to transparency and good governance.

The Committee has welcomed the arrest of one suspect, who appeared in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court yesterday.

However, the second suspect, Mr Hlanganani Agripper Mncwango, remains at large.

The Committee has urged law enforcement to intensify efforts and leave no stone unturned in ensuring his swift apprehension.

The case has been postponed to 15 August 2025 for further investigation.

The Committee says It is particularly alarming that the arrested suspect was reportedly out on bail for a similar murder charge at the time of Mr Mafole’s killing, raising serious concerns about the adequacy of bail conditions in cases involving violent crimes and calls for an urgent review of current judicial practices to prevent repeat offenses and safeguard communities.

The Committee also applauds SAPS for recent breakthroughs in other high-profile cases, including the arrests of suspects linked to the murder of renowned DJ Sumbody, the killing of engineer Armand Swart, and the attempted murder of actress Tebogo Thobejane.

The developments, the Committee says, reflect the commitment and capability of law enforcement in pursuing justice and dismantling criminal networks that threaten public safety and the rule of law.

However, while these successes are commendable, the Committee emphasizes that all victims of crime regardless of their public profile deserve equal attention, protection, and justice. The fight against crime must be consistent and inclusive.

Crucially, the Committee reiterates that trust between the police and the communities they serve is fundamental to effective policing.

HELP FIND MR MAABANE. The Maabane family in Kaalfontein needs help in finding 42 year old Sam Maabane, who has disappear...
22/07/2025

HELP FIND MR MAABANE.

The Maabane family in Kaalfontein needs help in finding 42 year old Sam Maabane, who has disappeared for over a month.

Mr Maabane of 4493 Allandale, Kaalfontein, was last seen on March 11th, 2025, at an Engen filling station at around 2am.

He was last seen wearing blue shorts, a blue & white striped t-shirt and black slip ons.

A missing person's case has since been opened with the Ivory Park SAPS.

Anyone with information may call the Maabane family on

0722299625 | 0727731843.

21/07/2025

FETUS DISCOVERED AT MADELAKUFA INFORMAL SETTLEMENT.(NOT FOR SENSITIVE VIEWERS)

A fetus has been discovered at the Madelakufa informal settlement this evening.

The discovery was made by two men who had been conducting their recycling business, scavenging for any valuables at an identified dumping spot in the informal settlement.

Police have just arrived on scene and the dumping site has been cordoned off.

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