Innholdsfortegnelse for 2023-02-15 i Daily Voice

THERE was no love for child rapist and killer Mohydian Pangaker at the Western Cape High Court yesterday, where he was sentenced to over 250 years in the mang for his heinous crimes. Loud cheers could be heard inside the court when the child predator was sentenced by judge Alan Maher, who called him a “callous killer with a dark heart”. After a lengthy trial, the man found guilty of the brutal rape and murder of eight-year-old Tazne van Wyk will finally pay for his crimes after he was handed nine life sentences for various charges which include eight counts of rape of children, sexual assault, sexual exploitation of children, several counts of assault on a child, kidnapping, incest, desecration of a corpse and absconding from parole. Tazne Pangaker, 57,…

Entertain Before the dancing, Gerts said: “I would like to thank the police band who came to entertain us and I know no-one will be left sitting when they strike up.” She added that the knitting goods, and games such as dominoes were collected by Kraaifontein police and their Women’s Network. “We have over five million old people in homes all over South Africa. Many are vulnerable and in wheelchairs and so we have to look after them. To our elders, please look after yourself and don’t be afraid to speak up, don’t suffer in silence,” Hoosain said. Eric Langeveldt, 73, said: “It was wonderful to waltz again after all these years, we enjoyed the dancing so much. “I didn’t even realise I was dancing with a policewoman, everyone was…

Accused Mom Fiona said she can’t stand looking at the accused: “My stomach was turning when I looked at him, and all that was going through my mind was that he is here and my child is not breathing anymore.” The hartseer mother added that all she wants is for the justice system to succeed as the accused allegedly hurt a lot of mense in the past. She said they still don’t know why Tyrese was attacked, adding: “Ek soek net justice. “He must pay for what he did to my son and my family. He robbed me of my child. He also allegedly killed Tyrese’s friend four years ago.” Fiona is also concerned for her friends and family’s safety: “I’m scared for our lives, I feel helpless. One of…

BEFORE the Temple Boys took the Kaap by storm, there was the Doughnut Boys. These ouens, situated in the heart of Town Centre in Mitchells Plain, have been making sure that customers leave their winkel satisfied with blink lippe and vol magies for the past 30 years. The Doughnut Boys, who are now groot manne, made a name for themselves when their mom single-handedly managed the winkel in a besig Town Centre. The three brothers, now in their 40s, say the only thing that remains is the very thing that brings the customers back – their mother’s secret recipe, which makes the doughnut crispy on the outside but soft and sweet on the inside. Yasier, 46, Mogamat Fagrie, 44, and Shamieg September, 42, say their doughnut journey started in the…