Innholdsfortegnelse for 2025-10-24 i Daily Voice

GET revved up for a jitz motor racing spectacle on the slopes of Table Mountain with the Speed Classic Cape Town this weekend. Catch kwaai karre roar down Philip Kgosana Drive on Saturday (from 7am) and Sunday (8am) in an unmissable show of pace, power and driving precision. Local and international racers will show off motoring jewels in the Classic Car race on Saturday, before shifting to all-out speed with the King of the Mountain showdown on the 1.8km course. Legendary South African racing driver Farouk Dangor will be in action on both days. On Classic Car Saturday, Farouk will take the wheel of his 1993 BMW M3 E30, the only one of its kind in South Africa and still in original touring car condition. And on Sunday, he will…

IN YET another shocking case of school bullying and violence, a Wittebome High School learner had one of his teeth knocked out by a classmate. The boy’s omgekrapte oupa told the Daily Voice that his grandson had to be rushed to hospital on Wednesday morning after being attacked during break time. The grandfather said his kleinseun came under attack after an altercation with his Grade 8 classmate, which resulted in the teacher confiscating their cellphones. After he handed in his phone, he told the onnie where his classmate hid his. And that led to him being ambushed in the schoolyard. The attacker then jumped the school fence and ran away. The parents have since opened a case of assault, with the oupa saying: “They had an altercation in the classroom.…

FORMER Police Minister Bheki Cele has backed KwaZulu- Natal police commissioner Lieutenant- General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations of widespread corruption within the South African Police Service (SAPS). Speaking before Parliament’s ad hoc committee investigating political interference in police operations yesterday, Cele confirmed that the rot extends beyond the police – to prosecutors and the prison system. He also criticised former KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu for disbanding the Political Killings Task Team (PKTT) without consulting National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola. In a candid reflection on internal police politics and leadership, Cele explained: “I don’t want to be unfair to Mchunu – that’s how I see things. Sometimes ministers and commissioners don’t consult properly, and that confuses. “You can’t simply instruct national commissioners without dialogue. We can sit down, put ideas on…