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A Ugandan man and woman were arrested for trafficking in Goodwood

By Kouthar Sambo Early reports stated that a Ugandan man and woman, Josephine Namitala and Rashid Kalule, were arrested for trafficking in persons in Goodwood on Friday, 30 May 2025. However, the case has been postponed to Monday, 2 June 2025, for a bail application. This comes after the Hawks

Palestinians wounded and killed near a U.S.-backed aid centre in Gaza

Following scores of Palestinians wounded and killed near a U.S.-backed aid centre in Gaza, United Nations (UN) Chief Antonio Guterres called for an independent investigation on Monday, 2 June 2025. According to Gaza’s Civil Defence agency, Israeli gunfire claimed the lives of at least 31 Palestinians and wounded 176 near

Hamas: “The fascist occupation army’s destruction of the Noura Al-Kaabi Dialysis Center is a new crime in the systematic targeting and destruction of Gaza’s health sector”

“The fascist occupation army’s destruction of the Noura Al-Kaabi Dialysis Center in the northern Gaza Strip governorate is a new crime in the systematic targeting and destruction of Gaza’s health sector.” This is according to the Palestinian resistance group Hamas, in a statement condemning the ongoing Israeli military offensive that

The Joshlin Smith trial is expected to conclude this week

By Kouthar Sambo Recent reports indicate that the Joshlin Smith trial is expected to conclude this week. This follows the conviction and sentencing of the missing girl’s mother, Kelly Smith, along with her two co-accused, who were found guilty of kidnapping and human trafficking. Speaking on VOC’s PM Drive show,

South African Expat Killed in Suspected Domestic Violence Incident in the U.S.

By Kouthar Sambo  The Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) has confirmed the arrest of 32-year-old Alexander Towne following a domestic-related homicide at a residence in Chantilly, Virginia, USA. Towne was taken into custody on the evening of Saturday, 24 May 2025, after allegedly assaulting and killing his wife, South African

Government Boosts Early Childhood Development with R10 Billion Budget Increase

By Kouthar Sambo The Western Cape’s Early Childhood Development (ECD) sector welcomes the retention of R10 billion in new funding. This increase will raise the daily ECD subsidy from R17 to R24 per child and expand access to services for 700,000 additional children under five years old. Speaking on VOC’s

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