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  • Man accused of teen’s murder still behind bars

    Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Pakistani national accused of murdering a teenage girl remains in custody. Ahmad Zeeshan (38), an undocumented immigrant in South Africa, is reportedly facing additional charges of statutory rape, apart from murder. Lentswe has learned of allegations that Zeeshan has been in a sexual relationship with Desmonith (Dezzie) Cloete since early last year when she was only 15 years old. Zeeshan is accused of strangling the young girl in his Flamwood apartment on December 28. Her body was discovered on the bedroom floor after Zeeshan’s brother alerted the police to the murder. Her hands were tied behind her back, and a plastic bag was pulled over her head. Reports suggest that Zeeshan, who reportedly worked at a cellphone shop, was preparing to flee; his belongings were already loaded into a Bolt rental when police arrived at his residence.
    According to Lieutenant Colonel Sam Tselenyane, Zeeshan allegedly confessed the murder to his brother and asked for help to dispose of the body.

     
  • Mayor tells SAHRC that council halted free paraffin

    Lentswe, Klerksdorp - Matlosana Executive Mayor Fikile Mahlophe has attributed the decision to stop distributing free paraffin to indigent communities to a council resolution, not a unilateral decision on his part. He made this statement before the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) on Monday January 12 after being subpoenaed to account for the issue.

     
  • Animal shelter quarantined after disease

    Lentswe, Klerksdorp - The Orkney & Klerksdorp Animal Shelter has confirmed a devastating outbreak of Canine Distemper within its facility, leading to its immediate closure to the public. Following veterinary assessment, and three more dogs exhibiting symptoms, the shelter declared a full quarantine to protect animals at the shelter and the wider community’s pets.