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Highgate Massacre: NPA to hold inquest 31 years later - Vimarsana News

Highgate Massacre: NPA to hold inquest 31 years later

The families of the victims and survivors of the Highgate Massacre hope they will finally get answers three decades after the shooting that left five people dead and seven seriously injured.

'We will never forget the Highgate massacre,' says survivor - Vimarsana News

'We will never forget the Highgate massacre,' says survivor

“They can close and reopen the Highgate Hotel but the history of the massacre will never be forgotten while we are still alive and waiting for justice,” said Neville Beling, a 51-year-old survivor of the bizarre and unresolved shooting to death of five patrons in the men’s and ladies’ bars 31 years ago.

Nightmare East London road puts lives on line - Vimarsana News

Nightmare East London road puts lives on line

East London motorists are up in arms over the shocking condition of the city's roads, with huge potholes endangering lives and costing a fortune in vehicle and tyre repairs.Voortrekker Road, especially from the Highgate Hotel to the Johnson & Johnson factory, is notorious.

Thirty years later, the truth behind the Highgate Hotel... - Vimarsana News

Thirty years later, the truth behind the Highgate Hotel...

The East London Highgate pub shooting on 1 May 1993 left five dead and seven injured. It left Karl Weber with unanswered questions and a lifetime of struggle.

Some BCM councillors still battling to work without offices - Vimarsana News

Some BCM councillors still battling to work without offices

More than a year since the 2021 local government elections, some Buffalo City Metro ward councillors are still forced to operate from the boot of their cars because they have yet to be assigned offices. The DA’s leader in the BCM council, Sue Bentley, said the space issue had been a problem since the municipality became a metro.