Innholdsfortegnelse for 2022-06-28 i Daily Voice

MANY people regret not having a financial advisor to help them with their financial situation. We all think we have time – until we don’t. There seems to be more and more people struggling with deceased estates (because they have no will) and those disputing pension payout figures because they weren’t aware of tax implications. I firmly believe in dealing with an expert in a particular field, instead of using Google as a guide. And, like with anything else, the results you get are often based on who you choose. In the case of a financial advisor who will be dealing with your money, it has to be someone who is trustworthy. Financial Advisor, Ridhaa Damon, Business Principal at LWC Holistic Financial Solutions, suggests that you look at the following…

Surprise Rentia says it was a big surprise when the taxi association along with Reverend Makhosini Maci of the Anglican Church arrived with their new home. Reverend Maci says: “For days this family slept under a tree in front of their home that was destroyed. “No one came to assist them. We thank the Bloekombos Taxi Association for their help.” The family also received a R500 grocery voucher from Checkers, but they need clothing, toiletries and household items. Rentia says they now have to raise R4000 for DNA tests for the bodies to be released. “We are hoping to bury them on Saturday,” she says. To assist, contact Jamaldine on 064 054 9663.…

A Lansdowne man accused of creating fraudulent financial statements for alleged underworld kingpin, Nafiz Modack, has been found guilty at the Cape Town Magistrates’ Court. Reza van Oudtshoorn, 44, entered into a plea deal with the state after he was nabbed by the Hawks for creating fake documents on behalf of Modack, who is facing a R46 million tax fraud charge at the same court. Months after Modack and several family members including his mother Ruwaida and brother Yaseen appeared in the dock alongside SARS officials, his legal woes deepened after Van Oudtshoorn admitted to creating fake documents for him. Standing in the dock on Friday, Van Oudtshoorn, who was dubbed “the money man” by cops, appeared calm as he confirmed he was entering into the plea deal on…

LESS than three years after heartless skollies gunned down six-year-old Nathalia Pienaar in front of her Lavender Hill home, her 16-year-old uncle has died the same way. The family of Darren Martin say they are living in a horror movie after watching two children in their family die as a result of gang shootings in the area. Tears of disbelief flowed on Thursday afternoon when Darren was shot while walking home from a local community centre in Grindal Avenue. The Grade 9 learner from Lavender Hill High School had been attending an after-school programme and was on his way home when he was killed in a drive-by shooting. He was the uncle of Nathalia, who was killed while playing with a skipping rope in front of her home in August…

THE atmosphere was electric as breakdance fans and hip hop lovers busted a move to Cape Town Stadium over the weekend for three riveting days of action in celebration of Red Bull BC One’s 15-year anniversary. The search for the best breakers in Mzansi also came to an end as the top 24 finalists in the Red Bull BC One break dance competition battled it out on Sunday evening in front of a live audience. The winners of the world’s most prestigious break dancing competition are B-Girl Mids, from Gqeberha, and B-Boy The Curse, from Elsies River. Hip hop icon DJ Ready D thanked Red Bull and the crowd for keeping the culture alive. “In this culture, they say the DJ is the backbone of hip hop, so at BC…