The SA government is yet to file an application to extradite two of AKA’s murder accused, Johannesburg residents have taken to the street to demand a solution to the water crisis, and the US embassy says the IEC can conduct free and fair elections.
In today’s news, the SA government is yet to file an application to extradite two of AKA ’s murder accused , Johannesburg residents have taken to the street to demand a solution to the water crisis , and the US embassy says the IEC can conduct free and fair elections. We also look at the number of murders and robberies going up in Gauteng , the hacking of the Government Pensions Administration Agency , Lira returning to the stage and possible candidates for the position of Springbok captain.
The South African government is yet to file an application to extradite the two suspects arrested in connection to the murders of Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes' memorial service at Sandton Convention Centre on 17 February 2023. Picture: Gallo Images/Oupa Bopape woes continue in Johannesburg for a second week, frustrated residents are protesting in Blairgowrie, Randburg, against the lack of water coming out of their taps
AKA Extradition Murder Accused Johannesburg Water Crisis US Embassy IEC Gauteng Hacking Government Pensions Administration Agency Lira Springbok Captain Protests Taps
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