A man identified as Thabang Ngobeni, 25, stabbed his 3-year-old son to death n a veld near the Bremer Street informal settlement in South Africa because he believed that sacrificing the child would "cleanse him of the evil that has befallen him" The body of the boy, Mohau was found in the veld with multiple stab wounds to his face and chest. “We were alerted to the situation shortly after 16:00,” said Hercules CPF chairman, Johan van Staden. “The body was found not long afterwards.” Xander Loubser of Bestcare paramedics was part of the search party that found the child’s body. “When we found him, his little body was already cold,” said Loubser. Sam Ngobeni, the murder suspect's father told journalists that his son said he had taken the child into the veld to "offer him to God" It is alleged that the suspect returned home later and just sat down on a chair, emotionless, his hands and clothes still covered in blood. "He didn't tr...
- Simon Louis and Mary Emmanuelle are best friends of over 20 years while they dated - Mary fell sick and needs a kidney donour and she has a rare blood group which made it difficult to get one but Simon donates one of his own - He proposes marriage to her after they have both healed but she turned him down After donating his kidney to the love of his life, Mary Emmanuelle, of course Simon Louis was the happiest man when she survived it. He had thought the best thing for him to do after both of them survived the operation was to pop the question after she was nursed back to health. Alas, Mary turned down Simon’s proposal despite having being together for over two decades and like matured people, they both agreed to remain best friends. Simon, 49, said: “I offered her my heart but I had to settle for giving her my kidney. Whatever happens, I’ll never regret giving her the gift of life.” And Mary, 41, claimed: “He is my very best friend and always will be. Th...
Aggrieved police officers allege that there is a new policy that that promotes outright witch-hunting of officers and open favouritism from a particular section of the country – The controversial posting policy is said to be against the Police Act and rules – Officers have complained that the reversal of postings is counter-productive with regards to fighting the myriad of security challenges confronting the country The decision by the Buhari administration to allegedly revert over 70 per cent of the postings of officers carried out by the last administration of the in defiance to the Police Act and rules is generating tension in the Nigeria Police Force. Vanguard reports that officers have described the new posting policy as an outright witch-hunting of officers and open favouritism from a particular section of the country. The controversial posting policy is said to be against the Police Act and rules which stipulates that such reversals can only be carried out ...
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