Thursday, 14 April 2016

Daily Sun News

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1 HOURS AGO
WOMAN MOERS PREGNANT DOMESTIC WORKER TO DEATH!
By  News24.comThursday, April 14, 2016 15:00
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    A ZIMBABWEAN woman has been arrested after beating her pregnant 20-year-old domestic worker to death for refusing to disclose the father of her unborn child, reportsNewsDay.
    Unidentified sources revealed that Lucia Pedro, 31, allegedly brutally assaulted her domestic helper Tazorodzwa Takavada with an electric cable after noticing her coming out of the toilet with chillies.
    Pedro asked what she was doing with the chillies, and Takavada divulged that she intended to use them for an abortion. 
    This allegedly stirred up Pedro's curiosity about the father of the unborn baby, but Takavada refused to tell her who he was.
    Later, Pedro used an electric cord to beat her all over the body.
    Takavada reportedly died the following day after she went to bed complaining about being weak. 
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    Daily Sun News

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    AN HOUR AGO
    MMM FOUNDER COULD FACE THE HEAT!
    By  Fin24Thursday, April 14, 2016 15:39
      Russian founder of MMM Global, Sergey Mavrodi.  ~ 
      A NEW Russian law that makes Ponzi schemes illegal could add to the troubles of the South African MMM community, whose global founder is Russian.
      Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a government bill in March introducing up to six years of jail time for organisers of Ponzi schemes.
      A Ponzi scheme is an organisation that operates through fraud. Investors are tricked into thinking they can get quick returns on their investments. At first the organisers do pay people out, encouraging others to invest. Eventually the scheme collapses and the organisers flee with the remaining money.
      It is now against Russian law to organise a Ponzi scheme that takes more than 1.5 million rubles (R320 000) in assets from people.
      This is according to the Russian Legal Information Agency’s website.
      The Russian founder of MMM Global, Sergey Mavrodi, served jail time for his MMM Ponzi scheme in 2007, but re-launched MMM on his release in 2011.
      He launched MMM South Africa in February 2015 and the “community” has grown in large numbers.
      With the law in place, Russian investigators will likely go after Mavrodi first, explained BehindMLM, a blogsite that investigates such schemes.
      Members of MMM in Mzansi have been sharing stories of their continued success on MMM. They describe the platform as an online community for money sharing, not a Ponzi scheme.
      But consumer experts have warned that it has all the signs of a dodgy pyramid scheme.
      The National Consumer Commission investigated MMM along with eight other schemes in 2015, and has handed over its findings to the Hawks.
      The Hawks said last week there investigations were currently delayed.
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      Monday, 4 April 2016

      Daily Mail News

      Man is raped at gunpoint by THREE women so they could collect his semen in a cooler box and 'steal' it in South Africa

      • Women asked for directions then bundled him into a black BMW in kidnap
      • Made him drink 'unknown substance' to get aroused after fondling failed
      • Collected semen in a plastic bag and stored it in cooler box before escape
      • Part of a trend of women kidnapping and raping men using same method 
      By James Dunn For Mailonline
      Published: 11:07 GMT, 7 May 2015 | Updated: 20:02 GMT, 7 May 2015 
       
      A man was kidnapped at gunpoint and raped by three women who collected his semen in a cool box and stealing it before abandoning their victim - and the method is part of a growing trend.
      The 33-year-old man gave the women directions when they pulled up in a black BMW. Suddenly, one of the women armed with a gun got out and forced him into the back of the car at gunpoint.
      The trio then drove him 500km away and fondled him in the back of the car but he did not become aroused, so they forced him to drink an 'unknown substance' from a bottle to aid him.
      The women raped the man repeatedly and collected his semen in plastic bags, placing them in a cooler box
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      The women raped the man repeatedly and collected his semen in plastic bags, placing them in a cooler box
      The man was picked upĀ in the Kwazakhele township, Port Elizabeth, and dropped off later, 500km away
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      The man was picked up in the Kwazakhele township, Port Elizabeth, and dropped off later, 500km away
      They then raped the man repeatedly and collected his semen in plastic bags, placing them in a cooler box.
      The man was then kicked out of the car, 500 km away from where they picked him up in the Kwazakhele township, Port Elizabeth, and made off with the stolen sperm.
      The exact same method is being used by women in Gauteng, who are also forcing men to drink from a bottle and stealing their semen but no arrests have been made.
      Constable Mncedi Mbombo said: 'As he was busy pointing out the directions, one lady came out and pointed a gun at him and forced him into the car,' reports Sowetan Live.
      'They drove into a thoroughfare 500km away. They parked the car and fondled him to get an erection but his penis could not get erect.
      'They then forced him to drink an unknown substance from a bottle. This got him aroused quickly even though he was still scared and didn't want to have sex.
      'This is really confusing to us because we have never heard of such a thing before. The man was fully conscious throughout his ordeal and he is still traumatised.'
      Police have now opened a rape investigation. 
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      Daily Sun News


      Sechaba: Women robbed me!
      By  Sipho Kekana And Eugene Malaka Thursday, November 12, 2015 07:25

      Singer Sechaba Pali is recovering in hospital after he was attacked while giving two women a lift in Hammanskraal on Sunday evening. Photo by Eugene Malaka  ~ 
      GOSPEL star Sechaba Pali said he thanks God for saving his life after he was hijacked over the weekend.
      Speaking from hospital, Sechaba told the SunTeam how thugs took his BMW 545i, which had R8 000, his laptop and CDs inside.
      He said he was driving home on Sunday after performing at the Mmabatho gospel concert when he made a stop at a traffic light near the Carousel Casino in Hammanskraal, Tshwane at about 9pm.
      “I remember seeing two beautiful women who asked me for a lift. They said they wanted to go to Jubilee Mall and being a good person, I said yes.
      “But when they opened the doors I felt something hit me on the back of the head,” he said.
      Sechaba said the next thing he remembered was waking up in a ditch.
      “I believe they knocked me out and tossed me onto a wet bush. My hands and legs were tied up and my mouth was gagged,” he said.
      “I felt very dizzy and weak. I stood up and forced myself to move until I found somewhere I could get help.”
      A source said: “I suspect his attackers used a taser to paralyse him.
      “He managed to crawl to the road and got help from a truck driver who left him at a fruit stall to phone an ambulance.”
      Lieutenant-Colonel Lungelo Dlamini said a case was opened but no arrests had been made yet.

      SOURCE: Daily Sun
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      Friday, 1 April 2016

      News24

      Church organisation to deliver King Dalindyebo pardon petition
      2016-04-01 06:21
      Wim Pretorius, News24
      On Wednesday, King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo started his 12-year jail term for assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, arson and kidnapping. PHOTO: Felix Dlangamandla
      On Wednesday, King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo started his 12-year jail term for assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, arson and kidnapping. PHOTO: Felix Dlangamandla


      Cape Town – The Council of Churches South Africa International is expected to deliver a petition to the Speaker of the National Assembly, Baleka Mbete, on Friday, calling for a presidential pardon and the release of King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo.
      The Council will gather outside of the Cape Peninsula University of Technology campus in Cape Town.
      Dalindyebo, the jailed AbaThembu king, is currently serving a 12-year prison sentence at the East London Maximum Correctional Centre.
      Dalindyebo handed himself over at the Mthatha Correctional Centre in December 2015 after unsuccessfully trying several legal avenues to avoid serving his time.
      He was then transferred to the East London Maximum Correctional Centre.
      In 2009, he was sentenced to 15 years in prison for culpable homicide, assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm, arson and kidnapping.
      He was granted bail pending the outcome of his appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeal.
      In October 2015, the SCA set aside his culpable homicide conviction and reduced his sentence to 12 years.
      His crimes involved the treatment he meted out to some of his subjects in 1995 and 1996.


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      News24

      News24


      Free all liberation soldiers

      2015-05-01 19:16
      All PAC aligned structures must revolt and force the ANC to release APLA cadres from jail.
      For a nation that prides itself of being a democracy observing human rights and the rule of law, it is conundrum that there are still freedom fighters who fought apartheid and are today in the prisons of this country. The release of former members of the Azanian People’s Liberation Army (APLA) and others is long overdone.
      The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was one-sided truth and reconciliation. It penalised the victims of apartheid who took up arms against a ‘crime against humanity’.
      The authors of the TRC ignored the international convention on the suppression and punishment of the apartheid crimes. We see in the television the ANC government releasing Eugene De Kok from jail, but failing to release the former members of APLA and other political freedom fighters.
      This means that the ANC, which is so revered and supported continues to sell out the black people to the white settlers.
      Who is the ANC and its government officials committed to between the people of Azania and colonisers.
      Why is it easy for the ANC leaders, on one hand, to forgive and release suppressors and murderers of the black people, and keep MK, APLA and AZANLA freedom fighters in jail.
      Which political regime must come to liberate freedom fighters from the ANC government prisons?”
      Many white settlers of the then minority regime, Craig Williams, the Coetzees, the Strydoms and Bassons of this world are free.
      This demonstrates that the TRC delivered to this nation the peace of the jackal and the lamb.
      The jackal can eat the lamb any time it feels hungry, and shall be forgiven.
      It must be noted that one shiny day the people of South Africa shall revolt against this neo-liberalist tendency, neo-capitalism and imperialism of the ANC.
      Professor Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe said, “Leaders in front. Forward ever and backward never”.
      It is the same determination that drives the PAC and its component structures today.
      I therefore appeal to President Zuma and his cabinet to reconsider and release soldiers of the former liberation movement– members of Azania People’s Liberation Army
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      SOWETAN NEWS

      ANC 'the new oppressor'

      By Kingdom Mabuza | Dec 07, 2011 | 

      FORMER Azanian People's Liberation Army commander Phillip Dlamini says the new struggle for Black people is to attain total freedom from the ANC-led government.


      CAPTION: SUPPORTIVE: PAC supporters outside Johannesburg High Court yesterday. PHOTO: MABUTI KALI
      Dlamini, who was speaking outside the Johannesburg High Court yesterday, accused the ANC government of being the new oppressor of black people.
      Dlamini was among a group of PAC members and former Apla soldiers who gathered outside the court to support Kenny Motsamai in his parole application.
      "As long as former Apla soldiers are still in prison for their role in bringing down white domination, the struggle of black people is not over. We have a new oppressor that keeps our cadres in prison."
      Dlamini said foot soldiers had been imprisoned for following orders.
      "We commanded and instructed Apla foot soldiers to execute certain missions, but we, their leaders, are outside and they are in prison."
      Motsamai, a former Apla soldier, is serving a life sentence and has been in prison for 22 years. His application for amnesty at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and a plea for Presidential pardon had been turned down.
      In his application Motsamai accused the ANC government of discriminating against imprisoned former Apla members.
      "The Correctional Services Minister (Nosiviwe Mapisa-Ngakula) discriminates against PAC political prisoners by applying political nepotism. What I know for sure is that we were condemned by the apartheid regime for playing a significant role in the liberation struggle," Motsamai said.
      "I was denied amnesty by the TRC, which granted (amnesty to) some of the worst apartheid criminals ... like Barend Strydom, Dirk Cotzee and Craig Williams."
      The matter was postponed to next year.

      SOURCE: SOWETAN
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