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Tsakane man arrested in connection with wife's murder abandons bail - Vimarsana News

Tsakane man arrested in connection with wife's murder abandons bail

An Ekurhuleni man accused of fatally assaulting his wife decided not to pursue bail in the Tsakani magistrate's court on Tuesday.

Delivery ka Speed, a young man's solution to big delivery brands pulling out of the township - Vimarsana News

Delivery ka Speed, a young man's solution to big delivery brands pulling out of the township

From selling sweets in school to owning an award-winning brand, he's always loved business. Hammanskraal-born Godiragetse Mogajane (25) talks about capitalising loadshedding with Delivery ka Speed.

Source: snl24.com
South African protesters call for president to resign - Vimarsana News

South African protesters call for president to resign

The leftist Economic Freedom Fighters party called for a national shutdown but there was a limited response in most major cities.

CT Spurs remain top despite defeat to Callies - Vimarsana News

CT Spurs remain top despite defeat to Callies

Cape Town Spurs missed the chance to stretch their lead at the top of the Motsepe Foundation Championship table following a 2-1 loss to Pretoria Callies on Sunday afternoon.

Source: snl24.com
Mchunu speaks out against vandalism; Rand Water to invest R28bn in new reservoirs by 2028 - Vimarsana News

Mchunu speaks out against vandalism; Rand Water to invest R28bn in new reservoirs by 2028

Water and Sanitation Minister Senzo Mchunu has expressed deep ire for water infrastructure vandals, using his podium at a media briefing, in Pretoria, on March 14, to warn them that they would not be treated gently when caught. “The attitude that we're taking is as [the Department of] Water and Sanitation (DWS) and as the sector is that vandals don't deserve any respect . . . They need to be treated hard by law enforcement agencies and we will be engaging law enforcement agencies to this effect, because we are totally intolerant,” he said.