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Top stories this week: Najwa Petersen parole suspended, kidnapped Alize van der Merwe released and SA braces for more cold weatherThis week saw several breaking news stories, from the suspension of Najwa Petersen’s parole to the release of kidnapped women in the Eastern Cape . Killer Najwa Petersen’s parole suspended as Taliep Petersen’s family intervenes
– The Department of Correctional Services stated that Taliep’s family was involved in the parole hearing process, and Petersen had participated in various rehabilitation programs. – The body of 20-year-old American student Brook Cecilia Cheuvront, from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was found dead after she went missing during a hike on Devil's Peak at Table Mountain National Park in Cape Town.
Snow fell in Boston, in KwaZulu-Natal last weekend. Hundreds of motorists were stranded when rain and snowfall caused major disruptions in the province. Picture: Se-Anne Rall/IOL– The South African Weather Service has announced that a cold front, accompanied by an upper trough, will hit the Western Cape on Saturday afternoon, bringing rain and showers to the southwestern parts and the western and central interior regions.
– Cold to very cold conditions are expected in southwestern South Africa, with rainfall not exceeding 25mm. Significant marine swells are predicted between Saldanha Bay and Plettenberg Bay on Sunday, extending to East London by Monday. The weather is not expected to significantly impact the N3 highway.
KZN police are searching for Linda Hlengwa who also goes by the name ‘Mjinja’ or ‘Putin’. Picture: SAPS – The four suspects were arrested for extortion and attempted murder. Four licensed firearms and two vehicles were seized. – Libbok has faced online trolling, but Erasmus stated that both Libbok and the team have taken the criticism in stride and used humour to cope.
Following his mesmerising performance on day one of the DStv Delicious Festival, Busta Rhymes went on to live his best life in Sandton. Picture: Instagram / dstvdeliciousfestival– American rapper Busta Rhymes recently performed at the DStv Delicious Festival and enjoyed the nightlife in Sandton, visiting clubs like Monarch and LIV Sandton.
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