Pastor and Wife Arrested After Two Hundred Found Chained and Starved at Unregistered Mpumalanga Rehab
Authorities in Mpumalanga have detained a pastor and his wife after uncovering roughly two hundred people held in severe squalor at an unregistered church-run rehabilitation facility. Also in this briefing: the Electoral Commission of South Africa prepares a massive thirty-three million ballot print run following candidate reinstatements; President Cyril Ramaphosa lifts General Fannie Masemola's suspension; and Transnet enters a four hundred million dollar locomotive support agreement with Wabtec.
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Officials rescued about two hundred chained and starved captives from an unregistered Mpumalanga rehab.
Desperate families paid three thousand rand monthly while fees flowed directly into church accounts.
The Electoral Commission must print thirty-three million ballots after courts reinstated disqualified candidates.
President Ramaphosa lifted General Fannie Masemola's suspension, returning him as police chief.
Transnet signed a four hundred million dollar deal to maintain diesel locomotives and ease bottlenecks.
- 01Intro1 min
- 02Pastor and wife arrested after 200 found chained and starved at illegal Mpumalanga rehab: Raid and rescue2 min
- 03Pastor and wife arrested after 200 found chained and starved at illegal Mpumalanga rehab: Systemic drivers and next steps2 min
- 04IEC to print 33 million extra ballots as reinstated candidates rejoin local poll2 min
- 05Ramaphosa lifts Masemola's suspension; he returns as police chief on 19 October1 min
- 06Where things stand1 min
- 07Transnet signs $400m, ten-year Wabtec deal to keep diesel locomotives running2 min
- 08Outro1 min
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- South African Pastor, Wife Arrested After 200 People, Some Chained, Found At Illegal Rehab Centre | Sahara Reporters
- South African pastor, wife arrested after 200 found in suspected illegal rehab centre | Africanews
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- Mpumalanga rehab centre under investigation after inspection uncovers 200 people
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- ConCourt ruling forces IEC into late election reset | The Citizen
- SA Electoral Commission extends candidate-list ruling to 32 political parties - Channel Africa
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- IEC gives similarly affected political parties relief after Constitutional Court ruling
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- President Cyril Ramaphosa uplifts suspension of General Fannie Masemola | South African Government
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- Ramaphosa lifts Masemola’s suspension after charges withdrawn
- Npa withdraws charges against national commissioner south african police service general
- Transnet And Wabtec Sign R6.6 Billion Agreement To Strengthen Locomotive Fleet Performance | Infrastructure news
- South Africa signs roughly $400 million deal with US rail giant Wabtec to improve trains carrying minerals and exports
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- Transnet signs R6.6bn locomotive support deal
- Wabtec signs R6.6bn agreement to help enhance South African freight loco performance
- Transnet signs r6 6bn deal to improve locomotive performance
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