President Ramaphosa’s US visit to bolster strategic, mutually beneficial SA-US ties

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WASHINGTON DC - President Cyril Ramaphosa’s visit to Washington, D.C. is a significant and positive step in strengthening the strategic and mutually beneficial relationship between South Africa and the United States. Speaking to SAnews   ahead of the President’s arrival in the US capital, the Head of Public Diplomacy at the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO), Clayson Monyela, underscored the importance of the visit. Monyela expressed optimism that the upcoming meeting on Wednesday will provide an opportunity to address and clarify issues, thereby enhancing the relationship between the two nations.  “We want to appreciate the fact that there is an opportunity for the two leaders to engage. The fact that President Ramaphosa is here in Washington, D.C. accompanied by four Ministers to meet with President Trump and his delegation is a positive step for this important and strategic relationship between the two countries. “This is a mutually be...

Former Court interpreter remanded in custody facing a charge of fraud

POLOKWANE - A 39-year-old former interpreter arrested in connection with a case of fraud amounting to more than two hundred thousand rands has briefly appeared before the Thabamoopo Magistrate's Court on Thursday, 27 February 2025.

Mahlako Charmaine Nchabeleng was remanded in police custody and her case was postponed to next week, Friday 07 March 2025 for bail application and further police investigations.

It is reported that during 2019 and 2020 period, the suspect was employed as an interpreter at Thabamoopo Magistrate court in Lebowakgomo location when she scammed unsuspecting victims large amounts of money by promising them employment as casual workers.

Mahlako allegedly instructed the victims to deposit a substantial amount of money into her personal account to speed up the process of employment. During the transactions, a total amount of two hundred and fifty thousand rands (R250 000-00) was deposited into her account but the depositors were never employed and they reported the matter to the Department of Justice.

A fraud case was opened at the local police during the month of June 2023 and the matter was later transferred to the Limpopo Provincial Commercial Crime Unit for further investigations.

Intensive police investigations were conducted and subsequently led to the arrest of the 39-year-old female suspect while at Seshego policing area on Wednesday 26 February 2025.

The Provincial Commissioner of Limpopo Lieutenant General Thembi Hadebe has complimented the sterling work executed by the police in apprehension of the female suspect who scammed many individuals their hard earned money.

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