Innholdsfortegnelse for 2022-09-06 i Daily Voice

As grootbek rapper Kanye West kapped aan posting non-stop on social media over the weekend, he took a moment to clear up dinge about a doctored post about ex-vrou Kim Kardashian and her toilet habits. The 45-year-old music mogul shared a viral post that was made to look like it came from him. He wrote: “This was not from me. Someone copied my style of text and wrote something not funny.” On Sunday, Ye shut down a meme that read: “Kim has diarrhea a lot. Like way more than a normal person should have it,” covering Kardashian’s name with a thick pink smudge. West shared it to Instagram between a klomp other posts but insisted it was not him who wrote it. The Through the Wire hitmaker and designer also…

Music “I don’t work because I would like to pursue music full-time; this is my passion and I love writing.” The full song will be released on November 12 across all online platforms, and Shadiq raps: “I found myself in Plettenberg, then ended up in Knysna, I’ve met a lot of ouens and they all from the Plain ya, ‘Phumlani, Lotus River the head G’s of the Kaapstad.” Shadiq says that anyone is welcome to assist with filming the music video or collaborations. “I won’t give up because this is my dream of what I want to become not only to make money but to express myself in my music,” the rapper adds. Check out the video on YouTube.…

Allegedly They allegedly registered as VAT vendors and e-filed claims for refunds which could not be determined. National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) spokesperson Eric Ntabazalila said State advocate Bronwen Hendry-Sidaki was ready to serve indictments and have the case transferred to the Western Cape High Court, but had been told there were financial challenges. Ntabazalila said the lawyer for Faried and Kulsum withdrew from the case due to “financial instructions”. He added that advocates Dirk Uys and Irfan Parker surprised Modack when they told the court there were travelling challenges between Cape Town and Helderstroom Prison where Modack was being held. “I can’t do justice for him. We can’t do it. Will you please allow us to withdraw? We have no option,” Uys said. The lawyers further indicated that there were…

Rioting Nyanga taxi drivers continued their violent protesting yesterday, burning another City-owned vehicle. Taxi drivers using Toyota Avanzas, commonly known as Amaphelas, have since Friday been optogging, burning City of Cape Town trucks, buses, a police van and a guard shelter at the Nyanga Clinic. Several private vehicles were also damaged. Yesterday morning, another vehicle was torched while the protests disrupted the working class, local businesses and school laaities. A Philippi resident says: “My daughter, who is in matric, was writing a trial exam yesterday, she uses a taxi. Safety “Her father ended up taking her to school before he could go to work.” The City’s safety boss JP Smith says the Amaphela drivers are breaking the law in more ways than one. “The vehicles being impounded are operating illegally,…

Handle “We did not let our seniors stand in the line, I used to go to their house and take their food for them. “When we do not feed then we stay in the house because we can’t handle it when the people come asking for food and there is nothing. “At times we dig into our own pockets to see what we can provide but not often, because the cost of living is high,” she says. The organisation was established in 2019 due to Covid and the ladies prepared porridge in the morning and lunch in the afternoon for 500 people. They were funded mainly through vouchers they received from a community upliftment organisation called VPUU but donations stopped in 2021. The cook, Roudia Salie, says lately they received…

Shop When the Daily Voice visited the shop yesterday it was still closed and the area cordoned off. “I am happy that nobody was hurt but like I said this is very bad for us because we are normally very busy and this is our business so having the doors closed is bad,” says Abdul. Fire and rescue services spokesperson Jermaine Carelse says the cause of the fire was unknown. The blaze was extinguished by 8.20pm. “Fire crews from Ottery and Epping were on scene with two fire engines and one rescue vehicle,” he adds. “The fire was confined to an extractor fan that was burning and no injuries were reported.”…