JUST IN: Truck crash and diesel spillage cause total road closure of N1

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JOHANNESURG - Following the earlier motor vehicle accident involving two trucks on the N1 South before Maraisburg Road, the Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) has confirmedt that all lanes of the N1 South are closed to traffic. According to JMPD, this closure is necessary to allow emergency personnel to safely manage the scene and clear the diesel spillage and overturned vehicle. "Three slight injuries have been reported, and one of the trucks has overturned, spilling diesel. Emergency personnel and Law Enforcement are on scene, and initially, three lanes were affected and closed off, causing heavy delays. "All lanes of the N1 South are currently closed before Maraisburg Road. Vehicles are being diverted at Gordon Road. Significant and heavy traffic congestion is being experienced on the N1 South and surrounding areas," said JMPD. The estimated time for the scene to be cleared and the N1 South to be reopened is approximately 4 hours. Motorists...

ActionSA condemns and calls for action against #Zanzou owner


PRETORIA - ActionSA has condemned the violent and humiliating treatment of a group of young South African men, allegedly at the hands of nightclub owners and security personnel in Tshwane.

The violent and humiliating treatment was captured in a series of videos, showing patrons being forced to perform acts of a sexual nature on themselves. In another part, they are seen lying face down on the floor with their hands tied behind them.

"ActionSA fully supports swift action by the City of Tshwane and the South African Police Service (SAPS) to urgently track down and arrest the perpetrators of this violence," said party President Herman Mashaba.

"It is unacceptable that in 2025, such incidents are still happening in our country. There must be consequences, regardless of who is responsible. ActionSA is committed to pursuing this matter until a decisive and punitive outcome is delivered against the perpetrators.

"We also call on the authorities, particularly the City of Tshwane, to determine whether these establishments were operating in compliance with the City’s by-laws and for the Department of Home Affairs to verify the residency status of the owners and bouncers, and if any laws have been violated, charges must be laid for each offence".

Police have encouraged the victims to come forward. This is a developing story.

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