Mamelodi News | Bronkhorstspruit, Tshwane Region 7 After months of frustration, there is finally hope for Jabulile, a young woman from Zithobeni, whose dream of furthering her studies was delayed after she was allegedly issued with an identity document containing a photograph of an unknown man instead of her own. According to information received by Mamelodi News, Jabulile applied for her first South African identity document at the Bronkhorstspruit Home Affairs office in 2025 while she was in Matric. However, when she returned to collect her ID, she was shocked to discover that it carried a male's photograph, rendering the document unusable. Despite repeatedly seeking assistance from the Department of Home Affairs over the past year, the problem allegedly remained unresolved. The delay has reportedly had serious consequences. After completing Matric, Jabulile had hoped to pursue higher education this year, but without a valid identity document, her plans were placed on hol...
Mamelodi News | Polokwane The legal team representing Lekompo artist Shebeshxt has proposed that he be released on R100,000 bail during his ongoing bail application before the Limpopo High Court. The musician remains in custody after the court postponed the matter to next week, when it is expected to deliver its ruling on whether he should be granted bail. Both the State and the defence presented arguments during the bail proceedings, with the defence submitting that bail of R100,000 would be appropriate if the court decides to release the artist pending trial. The court, however, reserved judgment and indicated that its decision will be handed down next week. Until then, Shebeshxt will remain behind bars as he awaits the outcome of his bail application. Mamelodi News will continue to follow the case and provide updates once the court delivers its ruling.