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Watch: Solly Msimanga moered! GAUTENG DA leader Solly Msimanga is nursing wounds on his face. The former mayor of Tshwane was moered by a man who alleged that he owed him R1,4 million. A video of Msimanga with blood dripping from his lips is making the rounds on social media. In the video, the man who beat him up can be heard telling Msimanga not to turn the incident into a political matter as he was merely asking for his money. “I want my money. Where’s my R1,4 million? You’re corrupt and I’m going to beat you some more. Ungijwayela gabi!” said the man.

Murder, drugs, extortion, car and business hijackings as gangs terrorise Mamelodi residents By Liam Ngobeni Share Pretoria - Residents of Mamelodi say not one but three gangs, including the notorious gang “Boko Haram”, are responsible for the reign of terror in the Tshwane township which involves murder, drug dealing, extortion, car and business hijackings. According to a community leader, who asked to remain anonymous for safety reasons, apart from the so-called Boko Haram, criminal groups such as Farasai and Al Qaeda were also terrorising residents of the township east of Gauteng...

PREMIUM! Outa - the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse - hold a protest against e-tolls on the N1 highway in Johannesburg, 26 October 2018. Picture: Tracy Lee Stark The grand, failed e-tolls scheme – of which less than 20% of users are paying – is rising from the dead, as the ANC struggles to make ends meet in its budget. Finance Minister Tito Mboweni said in his budget speech last week vast infrastructure projects would be endangered “if the end user does not pay a cost-reflective tariff for usage”. Even opponents of e-...

Government will announce the future of the much-maligned e-tolls by end of March, said Transport minister Fikile Mbalula in Parliament.

ANC wants action against ‘criminal’ DA Tshwane councillors ‘working from Cape Town and New Zealand’ The ANC's Kgosi Maepa said the ruling party will take action against two DA Tshwane councillors who have continued to draw salaries for council work but have been out of service for the people of the metro.  Image: Supplied The ANC is planning to lay criminal charges against two DA Tshwane councillors who the ruling party claims are working from Cape Town and New Zealand. While the DA said there is nothing untoward with the situation, the Tshwane ANC wants actio...