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Two more suspects linked to the Nomzamo tavern shooting in Soweto have been arrested.

TWO suspects linked to the massacre of 16 patrons at Mdlalose’s tavern have been arrested.

Police in Gauteng have arrested two suspects linked to the Soweto tavern massacre in which 16 people were shot dead.

Police spokesperson, Brenda Muridili says national Crime Intelligence officers arrested one suspect on 22 September who was then linked to the Nomzamo delay incident in Johannesburg that left 14 people dead.

A high-ranking member of Terene ea Khosi Mokata, a Lesotho Famo music gang involved in illegal mining, is among four suspects arrested by Gauteng police in connection with the Soweto tavern massacre in which 16 people were shot dead.

A high-ranking member of Terene ea Khosi Mokata, a Lesotho Famo music gang involved in illegal mining, is among four suspects arrested by Gauteng police in connection with the Soweto tavern massacre in which 16 people were shot dead.

Atherton Mutombwera, Jessica Ronaasen, Koaile Monaheng and Shantel Marekera are winners of the 2022 Äänit Prize, The Mandela Rhodes Foundation’s award for social impact. The young leaders are from three African countries – South Africa, Lesotho and Zimbabwe - and will each receive $19 500, or R343 400, towards their ventures.

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Museums of Lesotho include Morija Museum and Archives (MMA), which stands in the historic town of Morija about an hour’s drive south of the capital Maseru is Lesotho’s oldest and best-known museum.

The newly appointed South African Football Association Technical Director, Walter Steenbok, has big plans for SA football. Steenbok's plans is to mend the relations between SAFA and the PSL, to improve both the men's and women's football national teams and re-introduce school football.