Innholdsfortegnelse for 2024-02-06 i Daily Voice

Failure “It is submitted that the prosecutor’s “failure” to do so amounts to a tacit concession that the State had failed to make a case against Mr Kalmeyer.” However, State Advocate, Mbulelo Koti, said there was enough circumstantial evidence to link Kalmeyer to the murders. He argued that Kalmeyer’s version that he had left the two sleeping siblings in the hokkie unattended in the middle of the night was highly unlikely. Koti says: “He claims that he loves the deceased. It is impossible for an old man, in the accused’s position, that he would leave the two children with no one in the house.” Koti further discredited Kalmeyer’s version that someone else could have come onto the property to kill the children, saying it was not long after the women…

Repairs According to Ward Councillor, Ian McMahon, work is being undertaken on the HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) system, replacement of rooftop fans, new ducting and other repairs needed. He said due to the scaffolding and rooftop work, the pool will need to be closed, according to The Plainsman. In a statement, the City said while every effort will be made to minimise unnecessary delays, the City’s Recreation and Parks Department undertakes to keep the public updated on the project’s progress. It says: “For additional information or enquiries, please email: RecreationandParks.Marketing@capetown.gov.za “The City apologises for any inconvenience caused, and thanks the facility users for their understanding and cooperation.”…