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cautioned Western Cape Premier Alan Winde that he would face consequences if he laid hands on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
EFF leader Julius Malema briefs media at Winnie Madikizela Mandela House in Johannesburg, 14 July 2023, on the National shutdown scheduled for 20 March. Picture: Nigel Sibanda Malema’s warning was made during a clean-up campaign in Soweto yesterday, in response to Winde’s earlier threat to arrest Putin in the event of a visit to Cape Town.
“I don’t think the premier of the Western Cape knows what he’s talking about. If he wants to meet his maker, he must try and touch Putin.”Two cases of abandonment are currently being investigated by the police after two fetuses were discovered discarded.One fetus was found in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, and the other in Terrance Park, KwaZulu-Natal .
Residents who have CCTV cameras are urged to review their footage and report any relevant information that may assist with the investigation.
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