BY Obakeng Maje
Morokweng- Police arrested three suspects on Friday for Business robbery in Morokweng.
“Allegedly three suspects aged between 17- 23 entered a shop of a Bangladesh citizen and held a Bangladesh citizen to ransom and stole udisclosed amount” Sergeant Moiloa said.
Police arrested three suspects after a tipp off.
The suspects allegedly pointed a knife at a 32 year old man and robbed in his cellphone.
Investigations continue.
The Delareyville police are investigating a case of Rape after a 22-year-old woman was raped by a 42-year-old suspect on Friday.
“It is alleged that the victim was on her way to town visiting her boyfriend when she met with the suspect who took her by force to a nearby tavern. When they got there the suspect bought the victim liquor to drink” Brigadier Ngubane said.
After they were done drinking, the suspect took the victim to an unknown place, raped her and went back to the tavern with victim.
On arrival at the tavern, the suspect locked the victim in the toilet and left with her cell phone.
The victim cried for help and she was rescued by a woman who was at the tavern.
The victim reported the matter to the police and the suspect was arrested.
Investigation continues.
KwaZulu-Natal – Wearing no underwear is not against the law, police told a Mandeni headmaster after he called them in to deal with three female pupils caught without panties on.
It was just one of many humiliations faced by three friends from Mbuyiselo High School in Mandeni who claim the often sweaty 17km walk to school caused a rash on their nether regions. Their solution was to not wear panties.
But last week when the principal heard of this, he asked a female teacher to check under their skirts and then called the police. The incident prompted a visit to the school by education department officials this week.
The Grade 10 girls said pupils who heard about this started teasing them, saying they were asking to be raped, then told the headmaster, who called them into his office.
“My two friends were already in the office when I got there. The principal asked a female teacher to check if we were wearing underwear.
“The teacher then led us to a side room and lifted our skirts individually,” said the 16-year-old.
“She questioned why we weren’t wearing underwear. We told her it was for health reasons, explaining we walk a long distance to school and the panties cause a rash. She said we were lying, rude and disrespectful.”
When the girls returned to the principal’s office, the police were waiting for them.
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BY Obakeng Maje
Brits- Police are investigating a murder case and armed robbery after a well-known boxer, Carrie Sauderes was shot dead.
South Africans woke up to the shocking report which announced the death of one of the finest products in the boxing world that has ever represent the country.
Sauderes, 47 died in the early morning at Kalafong hospital in Tshwane after unsuccessful operation.
“A 47 year old boxer was shot in the stomach at a Guest House in Pretoria after four suspects entered the Lodge and demanded money” said Brigadier Thulani Ngubane.
It is alleged that one suspect pointed a firearm at Suaderes while others raided the plàce.
According to unconfirmed report, Sauderes tried to react and was shot.
Carrie Sauderes was celebrating his birthday nephew’s birthday with other family members when the robbery tooke place.
“Carrie did not try anything heroic, he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time” said an eye witness who squashed early reports.
It was reported that Sauderes tried to defend himself by attempting to wrestlé a gun from a suspect.
“Police are searching for four suspects who fled the scene with digital camera and handbag belonging to one of members” Brigadier Ngubane said.
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The list of possible legal problems for Julius Malema is growing, with reports that the SA Revenue Service (SARS) has already obtained a tax sentence against him for alleged non-payment of R16-million in taxes due.
Rapport newspaper quotes SARS spokesperson Adrian Lackay as saying they obtained the tax sentence after exhausting all possible avenues to secure payment. He told the newspaper the amount included unpaid taxes, penalties and interest.
The expelled ANC youth leader is also expected to face charges of fraud, corruption and money laundering, following a Hawks investigation.
Trade union Solidarity earlier laid charges of incitement to violence against Malema, after he urged workers to make mines ‘ungovernable’.
According the City Press, Malema did not oppose the application by SARS.
It is also reported SARS was about to seize Malema’s property and assets in Gauteng and Limpopo.
Alan Lewis, a tax law consultant and advocate, told City Press the judgment showed two things: Malema had a “hell of a lot of money” and he was in deep trouble.
It is also reported Sars was about to seize Malema’s property and assets in Gauteng and Limpopo
Lewis, a former SARS employee, said the revenue service would most likely hand the judgment to a sheriff of the court, who would attach Malema’s properties and assets.
SARS started looking into Malema’s tax affairs last year after it was revealed that he was linked to companies which had obtained lucrative contracts from the Limpopo provincial government.
Millions of rands were channelled through Malema’s Ratanang Family Trust, according to the report.
Malema’s expected to hand himself over to police and appear in court in Polokwane on Wednesday. – Additional reporting by Sapa.
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