Mamelodi News | Jukulyn A man who travelled to Jukulyn to donate free meat and blankets to community members in need was left devastated after his bakkie was stolen, along with the meat he had intended to distribute. The theft brought a sudden halt to what was meant to be a charitable outreach aimed at supporting vulnerable families. According to available information, the stolen vehicle contained the meat that was to be handed out to residents as part of the community assistance initiative. Fortunately, authorities were later able to recover both the stolen bakkie and the meat, bringing relief to the owner and those who had been waiting for the donations. The circumstances surrounding the theft and recovery are still being established, and it is not yet clear whether any suspects have been arrested. The incident highlights the challenges faced by individuals and organisations working to assist communities, while also underscoring the importance of swift action by law enforcement in re...
Mamelodi News | Tshwane Political tensions within the City of Tshwane's multiparty coalition appear to be escalating as coalition partners publicly disagree over major governance decisions ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections. The coalition, comprising ActionSA, the ANC and the EFF, has recently been divided over the suspension of City Manager Johann Mettler. While ActionSA has opposed Mettler's suspension, its coalition partners have taken a different position, exposing growing divisions within the governing alliance. The ANC has also intensified its criticism of Executive Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya's administration, accusing the City of using by-law enforcement as a tool to target township businesses rather than simply enforcing municipal regulations. The party described the ongoing enforcement campaign as a "vicious, anti-black business crusade", alleging that it disproportionately affects informal traders and township economies. The ANC further argued that ...