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More stringent action should be taken against overloaded taxi drivers- community activist

By Loushe Jordaan Gilbert The death of a 14-year-old girl has sparked conversation around more stringent traffic laws to be implemented. Further to this, how the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) should relook current admissions policies. On Friday morning, the teenaged girl was killed after a scholar transport taxi driver lost control of its vehicle on Swartklip Road, Mitchells Plain. Information indicated that 28 others were injured and taken to […]

today4 October 2024

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Surgeon Peter Beale goes into hiding after Dr Abdulhay Munshi murder

Surgeon and culpable homicide accused Professor Peter Beale has reportedly gone into hiding after the murder of his co-accused, anaesthetist Dr Abdulhay Munshi. Beale reportedly went into hiding hours after the shooting and has not even had direct contact with his family. Beale is scheduled to appear in court again on November 16. According to Sunday Times, Beale went into hiding just hours after Munshi was shot outside his Johannesburg […]

today20 September 2020

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Man allegedly jumped to his death on Cape highway

A case of culpable homicide has been opened by the South African Police Service (SAPS) after a man allegedly jumped off the bridge at Hindle Road onto the R300 South on Wednesday afternoon [September 16]. He has not yet been identified. The incident occurred at about 2pm. According to the City’s Maxine Bezuidenhout, the man was hit by a car and died instantly. The incident resulted in heavy traffic on […]

today18 September 2020

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Motorist in court after killing tourist

A Cape Town man is expected to appear in court on Monday after he allegedly knocked down a group of tourists, killing a Swedish national and leaving five others injured last week. The 28-year-old man was driving along Arum Road in Table View on Wednesday night when he hit the pedestrians, confirmed Western Cape police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Andrè Traut. Table View police said an eyewitness saw a vehicle speeding […]

today19 December 2016

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