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Extortion The local community policing forum (CPF) said the incident may be linked to ongoing extortion activities, noting that several Somali-owned shops had closed earlier in the week. National Prosecuting Authority spokesperson Eric Ntabazalila confirmed they are each charged with seven counts of murder, defeating the administration of justice, and arson. The court heard that one of the juveniles will remain detained at the Pollsmoor juvenile section, while a place of safety was secured for the other until their next court appearance. A family member of the slain victims said they travelled from the Eastern Cape to attend the matter as they opposed the bail release of the accused. Zongezile Hlakanyane said: “We are a family from the Eastern Cape from the Pondo region. We don’t want bail for these…

VUSIMUZI “Cat” Matlala told police that he has receipts to prove that he bankrolled suspended Police Minister Senzo Mchunu’s ANC presidential ambitions through one of fixer Brown Mogotsi’s companies. The Madlanga Judicial Commission of Inquiry last week heard recordings of interviews with Matlala. The interview took place on 14 May this year with police investigators identified only as Witnesses C, B, and A at the commission led by retired Constitutional Court Justice Mbuyiseli Madlanga. The investigation focused on allegations of criminality, political interference, and corruption within the criminal justice system. During the interview, the officers and Matlala discussed funding Mchunu’s ANC 8 January anniversary celebration delegates to Khayelitsha, Cape Town. Matlala said he had evidence that he contributed R500 000 for flight tickets, accommodation, and entertainment. Witness C said…

Discussions Tristan’s mother, Tasna Fortune, shared her son’s passion for helping others, saying: “He would read newspapers and watch parliament discussions from a young age. Even at home, he would notice when children in the area were hungry or struggling and ask how he could help. He wants to make a difference. Tristan describes his new role as “not just a title” but a responsibility. “I represent every child in the Western Cape and South Africa. I don’t want to let them down,” he said. Once his duties officially begin after his final exams, he plans to focus on education equality, mental health programmes, and fighting food insecurity through his community initiative. Kids can contact Tristan at tristanfortune11@gmail.com or call 082 700 3542, or on social media @tristan_lmk.…

Respondent The ruling followed an urgent application by AfriForum. The group accused Nersa of handling tariff applications late and without transparency. The City of Cape Town joined the case as the 14th respondent and made submissions proposing a new timetable for Nersa’s decisions. The court accepted the City’s proposals and made them part of its order. Nersa must now notify municipalities of Eskom’s bulk electricity increases by 31 January each year. Municipalities must submit their tariff applications and cost-of-supply studies by 30 March. Nersa must then publish these applications for public comment and finalise all decisions by 5 May. The reasons for each decision must be made public at the same time. The court also ruled that Nersa may not deviate from these deadlines without good cause and prior notice.…

A VIDEO doing the rounds on social media showing a Manenberg student telling cops that they ‘are pieces of sh*t’ has stirred major controversy, with some mense saying he provoked cops into assaulting him. Storm Munro, a design student and part-time videographer and video editor, told the Daily Voice that on 30 October around 1pm he packed his bag to go to his uncle’s house to do some work before cops arrived at their court. What happened next was filmed by a number of residents, with Munro also sharing a recording he took on his own. In it, he says that he is not a gangster as cops manhandle him. When they leave, he shouted that they don’t know who they are “f***g with”. Another angle showed the triggered armed…

THOUSANDS of Christian men from all over the Western Cape, and even some from Australia, pulled together at Athlone Stadium on Saturday for the Mighty Men Cape Flats event to pray for gang violence and drug abuse to end on the Kaapse Vlaktes. With more than 22 000 tickets booked for the event, the manne pitched up big time, as local gospel star Neville D led the praise and worship, while testimonies from Ivor Swartz, Johnny Davids and Angus Buchan had men in tears and turbocharged to go out and make a positive difference in their communities. Among those who prayed for the violence and gang wars and drug abuse to end was Jody Cupido. Cupido and his Hope Revolution peers rocked up to Athlone Stadium in a van and…