Johannesburg – The DA lodged a complaint with the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) on Monday regarding the increased use of the bucket toilet system in three provinces.

“The basis of our complaint is the big increase in the number of bucket toilets in the Eastern Cape, North West and KwaZulu-Natal,” Democratic Alliance cooperative governance and traditional affairs spokesman Kevin Mileham said.
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Rustenburg – The Farlam Commission of Inquiry’s inspection in loco was abruptly called off on Monday, due to security concerns.

“I cannot continue with the commission, in the absence of other people. I have no option but to terminate the proceedings now,” said the commission’s chairman, retired judge Ian Farlam.
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Rustenburg – A man who solicited nude photographs from the daughters of divorced women was fined R8000 by the Rustenburg Magistrate’s Court on Monday, North West police said.

“His name will be added to the national register of sex offenders,” said spokesman Brigadier Thulani Ngubane.

Construction worker Anthony Louw pleaded guilty and was convicted of possession of child pornography.

The sexually enticing or explicit images were of girls, some in early puberty. One girl was reportedly 12-years-old.

Using the names “Shivon”, “Chivonne” or “Chevonne”, he befriended divorced women and then their daughters on BBM and WhatsApp, police said.

He flattered them and the girls later sent him photos of themselves posing naked – some in front of the sign boards of Rustenburg schools.

Louw was arrested after a tip-off.

Ngubane said the court ordered that Louw refrain from possessing pornographic material.

“He would face going to jail if he is found in possession of any type of pornographic material and if he commits the same offence again,” Ngubane said.

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By Obakeng Maje
Beaconville- The Northern Cape police are appealing to anyone one who knows Josephine Modipane who is currently at Letlhabile Old-Age Home in Brits,near North West.

According to Modipane, she left home many years ago and cannot remember anything, but she believes that her children are still alive and urge anyone who knows them to come to her rescue.

“I have four children by the names of Engeline Modipane, Joseph Modipane, Peter Modipane and Johannes Modipane. I left home many years ago and I cannot remember my way back home” she outlines.

Josephine who can’t tell how old is she is appealing to anyone who could help her to reunited with her family.

“Police are appealing to the family of Josephine Modipane or anyone who may know her to contact Constable Dineo Lucy Sekgotodi or Namakgale Police Station at (015) 769-1530 or 0734148339” colonel Priscilla Naidu said.

Naidu said anyone with information can also fax at (015) 769-1128 or alternatively e-mail lim.namakgale.mic@saps.gov.za