Monna o tlhabilwe le go bolawa kwa lefelong la nnotagi kwa Pudimoe


Ka OBAKENG MAJE

27 Ferikgong 2025- Monna wa dingwaga di le 25 o solofetswe go tlhagelela kwa kgotlha-tshekelo ya Taung mo letsatsing la gompieno mabapi le polao. Se se tla morago ga gore monna wa dingwaga di le 25 a tlhabiwe le go bolawa kwa lefelo la go rekisa nnotagi le le mo tselakgolo ya N18, kwa motsesetoropong wa Pudimoe.

Go ya ka sebueledi sa sepodisi mo Bokone Bophirima, Col Adele Myburgh, go ile ga runya ntwa magareng ga banna ba le babedi kwa lefelong le le rekisang nnotagi ka masa a letsatsi la Tshipi. Myburgh are, mogolwe monna oneng a lwa le moswi, o ile a tlhaba moswi ka thipa mo molaleng, mme a tlhokafa ka gangwe.  

“Go ne ga bidiwa bathuso ya potlako, fela ba ne ba netefatsa fa moswi a setse a iketse badimong. Monna wa dingwaga di le 25, one a lelelwa ke ditshipi mme o solofetswe go rotola matlho kwa kgotlha-tshekelo ya Taung mo letsatsing la gompieno,” Myburgh wa tlhalosa.

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Two police officers arrested for corruption


By OBAKENG MAJE

Two police officers attached to the Rustenburg Detectives, briefly appeared before the Rustenburg Magistrate’s Court for corruption and extortion. According to the North West police spokesperson, Col Adele Myburgh, Sergeant Yvonne Suzan Sikwani (54) and Constable Bontle Mmudi (41), were arrested during an undercover operation led by the Provincial Anti-Corruption Unit on 21 February 2024.

Myburgh said this comes after a tip-off regarding a fraud case reported during May 2021. She further said the duo allegedly demanded money on several occasions between October 2022 to January 2024 from the complainant in order to fast track the investigation.

They were granted R1000 bail each and their case postponed to 31 May 2024.

Meanwhile, the North West Police Commissioner, Lieutenant General Sello Kwena, said corrupt actions by the police, tarnish the reputation of the police and will not be tolerated. He emphasized that police officials who are involved in criminal activities will face the full might of the Law.

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Schweizer Reneke police need assistance to identify unknown man who was found dead in the streets


By OBAKENG MAJE

The police in Schweizer Reneke said they request assistance of the public to identify the man, who was found dead in the streets on Thursday. According to North West police spokesperson, Col Adele Myburgh, the deceased was found a passerby.

“The police are investigating an inquest case that was reported on Thursday at around 7am. The incident was reported by a passerby. Apparently, a body of a man was found lying in the streets.

“The deceased is estimated to be 30 years-old. His identity is currently unknown and it seems he was one of the kids in town. The deceased has no visible injuries and has two marks on his right arm. The police investigations are continue,” said Myburgh.

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