Innholdsfortegnelse for 2022-06-09 i Daily Voice

Shocked The woman says she was shocked to see an armed skelm walk into the store. “I went to the shop for my employer and I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw the man with a gun walk into the OK Minimark. “I pretended not to see him but I could feel my blood pressure rise. I was too scared to move. “His face was covered and he held the gun in his right hand. They were three. “The next moment he gun-pointed the girl at the till, they grabbed the money from the tills and ran out of the store. “The poor girl at the till was traumatised because three weeks ago the liquor store next door was also robbed. I am just happy that no one got…

Projects It was identified as part of the national presidential priority projects for expeditious recovery. Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula promised that the line would be re-opened by the end of 2022. Police are still looking for the gunmen. Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis said: “I want to make it clear that the City of Cape Town will not tolerate this kind of criminality. “We cannot continue to live in a society in which the lives of those performing essential public service are threatened by gangsters and criminals.” Thousands of people rely on Metrorail as the service was more affordable compared to other forms of public transport. “We cannot allow the majority to suffer because of the appalling behaviour of a few and this is why we are offering a reward of R5…

Consulting Mogamad Cassiem, 72, coordinator of the Lentegeur Seniors Club, says the crèche is operating as a business and should be moved out of the community hall. “This is our place, it says Community Hall, not Business Hall. Businesses must move out of here. We are over 500 people from Lentegeur here. They did this without consulting our community.” Mitchells Plain Subcouncil Chairperson Solomon Philander said the matter will be resolved. “As subcouncil chairperson, I will meet the users together with the ward councillor on 9 June 2022 at 10am at the facility. We will make sure we find a solution.”…

Treatment The judge postponed the trial to Wednesday so Pangaker could receive medical treatment. But yesterday his defence lawyer Saleem Halday said Pangaker was still receiving medical attention at Pollsmoor Prison. According to the medical certificate handed to the judge, Pangaker will only be fit to attend his trial on 13 June. Halday confirmed that Pangaker had visible blows to his face, possibly fractured ribs and confirmed his ear was bitten off and stitched back. Pangaker is on trial for the rape and murder of Tazne Van Wyk, 8, who was kidnapped from her home in Ravensmead in February 2020. Halday said he had received instructions from his client that he could proceed with the trial in his absence on Thursday. This follows a plan by the state to call…