Kindly note that the video embedded below, sourced from Facebook, contains profanities and depicts scenes of alleged assault. Viewer discretion is advised. A 75-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman appeared in the Oudtshoorn Magistrates’ Court on Monday morning, following the circulation of a video showing children allegedly being assaulted in Oudtshoorn. The video appears to show a woman striking children with a long stick-like object, while the children cry out in pain. The
“Doctors said I would only live for 2 months and would never speak. Now I’m 15 years old and can’t stop speaking”
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Back in 2011 Chantal and Johan were told that their newborn wouldn’t live longer than 2 months. This weekend that same child celebrated his 15th birthday with family. He was our special guest this morning and we got to share a special moment with him – one of his dreams was to be on radio.
FUTURE 50: Pinnacle Stone
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From kitchens to commercial spaces, Pinnacle Stone is redefining how South Africans experience stone surfaces. 1 of 3 Catch Pinnacle Stone’s inspiring journey in the Future 50 feature—powered by FNB Business, because with their help, everything changes. Listen here: Content hosted by iono.fm Tune in to the Ryan O’Connor Breakfast Show every Tuesday. Powered by FNB Business. An Authorised FSP and Credit Provider.
The Western Cape Government has ramped up efforts to vaccinate the entire cattle herd in the province against foot-and-mouth (FMD) disease, after a national disaster classification was confirmed during President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address on 12 February. On Sunday, 15 February, Premier Alan Winde visited a farm in Fisantekraal, near Durbanville, where 450 heads of cattle were vaccinated. The National Minister of Agriculture, John Steenhuisen, and provincial MEC Ivan Meyer
The Cape Crime Crisis Coalition (C4) have voiced its opposition to plans to deploy the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) to fight gang violence on the Cape Flats. The decision was announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa during the State of the Nation Address (SONA) last Thursday, where he confirmed that soldiers would be sent to gang-affected areas in the Western Cape and Gauteng. However, C4, in a statement, rejected the decision, noting that the
