Hawks nab five in Soweto hostels for murder of JMPD officer
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Johannesburg - A Hawks led police operation has arrested five suspects in connection with the murder of a Johannesburg Metro Police Department officer who was hijacked killed at the end of March after returning from a soccer match.
Officers from the Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime, Crime Intelligence, Gauteng Highway Patrol and Traffic Police and the Soweto West Trio Task Team arrested the suspects at hostels in Diepkloof and Jabulani, Soweto, on Thursday night.
The murdered JMPD officer, Neo Sepuru, 26, had been driving his private car after returning from a departmental soccer match in Malboro when he was hijacked outside his home in Dube Village, Soweto.
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City Power will embark on a three-week programme to clear electricity lines servitudes in the Greenstone area.
City Power found that power outages were partly caused by powerlines colliding with objects.
At least 25 outages have been recorded from the Westfield substation since the beginning of January.
City Power will embark on a three-week programme to patrol and clear electricity lines servitudes of any encroaching objects in the Greenstone area in the East Rand.
The announcement, by the City of Johannesburg, came after mayoral committee member for environment and infrastructure services Mpho Moerane visited City Power s Sebenza and Westfield substations in Edenvale and Modderfontein in Kempton Park on Thursday.