Daily Archives: March 9, 2014

13 people murdered in North West


The North West police arrested a total of 633 suspects through various day to day operations in the past seven days between 02 and 09 March 2014 for Contact, Contact related, Property related and other crimes.

“The arrests include 13 for Murder, 10 for Rape,143 for Assault common as well as Assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, 29 for burglary residential, 32 for shoplifting, 13 for driving under the influence of liquor, 32 for possession of suspected stolen property, 10 for Business robbery, 47 for drug  related crimes, 38 for theft, 14 for robbery aggravating and many other crimes” captain Pelonomi Makau.  

47 undocumented persons were also arrested.

The following goods were also seized during operations: dagga and dagga plants,  14 copper wire, 22 cell phones, 12 goats, 5 knives as well various drugs and  illegal cigarettes. Most of the suspects have already appeared in various courts while others are expected to appear tomorrow, Monday, 10 March 2014.-TDN
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Bafana midfielder Jali injured in car accident


Johannesburg – Bafana Bafana midfielder Andile Jali was injured in a car accident in Kokstad, KwaZulu-Natal, the SABC reported on Saturday.

Jali, who recently joined Belgian soccer club KV Oostende, was reportedly hospitalised after his car collided with another vehicle.

The extent of his injuries was not immediately clear.

Jali was in South Africa for an international friendly match against Brazil at FNB Stadium on Wednesday.

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Musona sinks Muculmuna


Maputo – Three goals from Knowledge Musona gave Kaizer Chiefs an emphatic 3-0 first round, second leg CAF Champions League victory over Liga Muculmuna in Maputo on Saturday.

Amakhosi progress to the next round of the competition on a 7-0 aggregate scoreline.

Zimbabwean striker Musona’s hat-trick came in the opening half hour of the game and it put the visitors from South Africa firmly in the driving seat.

Chiefs began well and came close through Siyabonga Nkosi after he was set up by Matthew Rusike and Musona. But Nkosi’s effort was saved by Milagre.

Then Rusike had a chance of his own after being supplied by Nkosi, but his attempted shot hit the upright. Almost immediately, Chiefs were in lead when Musona found the back of the net.

Musona tucked away a rebound after Rusike’s initial attempt had hit the upright with the goalkeeper beaten.

After 27 minutes Chiefs went two nil ahead when Musona netted another strike and he had his hat-trick just after the half-hour mark when he scored a penalty.

When the second half started it was evident that Muculmuna had more purpose and wanted to fight back but Chiefs remained tight in their defensive structure.

In the 65th minute substitute Kingston Nkhatha had a chance on goal from a set piece, but his effort sailed over the bar.

And in the 76th minute Chiefs fullback Siboniso Gaxa tried to place a shot past Milagre but the Muculmana goalkeeper made a strong save.

Chiefs goalkeeper Reyaad Pieterse was called into action in the dying minutes of the games as he made a good save to deny Radicle.

Chiefs will now clash with either Zimbabwe champions Dynamos or DRC side AS Vita in the Caf Champions League second round.

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