Innholdsfortegnelse for 2025-09-01 i Daily Voice

Detailed Taking to social media, McKenzie clapped back, wysing that he will not take the abuse and detailed the efforts made to help Nyembe’s family. He wrote: “I will not take this abuse... Without the children asking, I gave them 10 thousand rand for cake and tea for the many visitors. “I also made my driver available to drive the family everywhere they wish to go during this difficult week. “I also made another member of my team available with lots of knowledge of funerals to assist them every day.” McKenzie added that soon there will be funeral cover, hospital care and policy payouts, and there have been changes made to the Copyright Amendment Bill and they have engaged TikTok for fair compensation for all.…

THE Cape Organisation for the Democratic Taxi Association (Codeta) has indicated that it will challenge the six-week closure of the four contentious routes. This comes after the Western Cape Government took action after another flare-up in taxi-related killings over a dispute between Codeta and rivals Cape Amalgamated Taxi Association (Cata). The conflict left 10 people dead and five others injured in five days last week. The Western Cape Department of Mobility then filed an urgent interdict at the High Court last Thursday to prohibit members of the affected taxi associations Codeta, Cata and affiliates from interfering with transport services at the Somerset West taxi rank, Somerset West Mall, and on four key routes: Route 611 (Khayelitsha – Somerset West), Route 43 (Lwandle – Khayelitsha), Route M18 (Mfuleni – Somerset West)…

FIVE adventurers from Strandfontein and Pelican Park successfully summited Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest mountain, after eight gruelling days of trekking. The group of hiking enthusiasts included Strandfontein couple Stephanie and Vernon Singh, both 55, fellow Strandfontein resident Wendy Brockman, 59, and Pelican Park residents Helene Martin and Andre Kleinschmidt. Together, they formed a small team that set out to conquer the 5 895-metre giant in Tanzania. It was on 18 July when the group stood at Uhuru Peak, the summit of Kilimanjaro, after a week-long climb. Dream For Stephanie and Vernon, the climb was a dream years in the making. “We had about four meetings before we left, researching and preparing for the hike,” said Stephanie. “I was doubtful because I’m anaemic, so I had to work closely with my…

A MASS shooting in Kuils River yesterday afternoon claimed the lives of two people killed, while three others are injured. The incident took place in Elizabeth Street in Kalkfontein around 1.30pm and cops believe the shooting to be gang-related. Police spokesperson Warrant Officer Joseph Swartbooi said: “Detectives of the Anti-Gang Unit (AGU) are combing the scene after unknown assailants opened fire on the occupants of a premises. “Two males did not survive this onslaught on their lives and three others were transported to a nearby hospital for medical treatment after this shooting incident in Elizabeth Street at about 13:20. The suspects fled the scene and they are yet to be arrested. “The motive for this attack is believed to be gang-related. “Kuils River police registered two counts of murder and…