Innholdsfortegnelse for 2026-01-16 i Daily Voice

WTF (What the Friday) is happening at The Address Friday with Groovers CPT, Jaden The DJ, Ryan The DJ, Oxy Naran and many more on the 1s and 2s. Doors open at 9pm sharp. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun is bringing an unforgettable party experience to Destino in Grand West on Friday, featuring a powerhouse all-female DJ lineup guaranteed to keep you moving all night. Catch Mia Mia, Tiny T, Fort Noks. Pay R100 before 11pm and R150 thereafter. The party starts at 8pm. It’s ladies night on Friday at Utopia Cafe and Lounge with DJ Liam CPT, DJ Chado and DJ Jaden. Entry is free and the party starts at 8pm. Prepare for a high-energy night of beats, atmosphere and unforgettable vibes as three powerhouse DJ’s take control of…

A VIDEO of a cop tieping in a marked SAPS vehicle, with its blue lights flashing while his colleague was shopping at Woolworths, has gone viral on social media. In the clip made by Member of Parliament Nicholas Gotsell, a Democratic Alliance NCOP Member on Security and Justice, he questions the cop about his sleeping, while armed and parked at a bus stop. SAPS have confirmed that the officer’s discipline is under investigation. The post on Gotsell’s Facebook account has received over 5 400 likes and over 2 000 comments. In it, he asked the cop who is apparently on medication: “What emergency is this?” The officer answered: “We are busy with visible policing.” Gotsell hit back: “What visible policing are you doing when she is buying a coffee?” The…

CAMILLE Moses, 18, from Kuils River is in a class of her own after coming out tops and bagging eight distinctions for every subject in her National Senior Certificate. Camille proved why she was head girl at Malibu High School and top achiever, getting straight A’s for English Home language, Afrikaans First Additional Language, Life Orientation, Mathematics, Life Sciences, Geography, Physical Sciences, and Accounting. She said that even she is shocked at her achievements as she surprisingly thought she would do badly. The slimkop told the Daily Voice: “I feel happy, still a bit surprised and relieved. “I genuinely thought I was going to do badly because I did not have a very good final exam season. I was scared and stressed during the days before the results were released…

Sponsors A grateful Fiellies said: “I am so thankful for all the sponsors who assisted with school supplies. The sponsors paid for my school fees for this year, stationery and uniform. I was the top overall learner for Grade 7 and had an average of 98.6 percent, I came first in all my subjects. “I am excited to be at high school - it is a new environment and new teachers. I want to continue to achieve the highest marks.” She said that she wants to be a veterinarian one day as she loves animals. Her mother, Eleanor Fiellies, said she is proud of her daughter as all her hard work paid off. She said: “I encourage her to do better because she has what it takes. I always tell…

AN E-HAILING driver recounted how he was robbed at gunpoint by a teen couple in a known crime hotspot in Ottery, describing how he narrowly escaped with his life after accepting what he thought was a normal trip request. The driver, who cannot be named to protect his identity, told the Daily Voice that the incident occurred on 10 January when he received a trip requested by a foreigner to pick them up on Swallowcliffe Road. He explained: “I got the request around 5.30pm and I checked the profile of the person who was requesting and it showed that it was a foreign national. Normally when I do trips, I am very skeptical driving with local people. “When I was closed to the pick-up point, I saw no one coming,…