No arrest yet in Kubheka kidnapping case

Gauteng Police Commissioner Tommy Mthombeni has confirmed that no arrests have been made in connection with the kidnapping of Vosloorus spaza shop owner Mazwi Kubheka, reports EWN. Kubheka was released after being held captive for a month. Police Commissioner Tommy Mthombeni said investigators followed a number of leads based on statements from persons of interest. He confirmed that three people were interrogated; However, he was not detained. The commissioner says Kubheka is not sure who all the kidnappers are, but he knows one suspect.

Fatal accidents on Cape Town roads as cold front hits

Several car accidents have been reported in Cape Town as motorists in the province are urged to use caution amid wet and windy weather conditions, reports SABC News. The South African Weather Service has warned that a cold wave is likely, bringing rain, strong winds and significant drops in temperatures. Major routes have already been hit by several accidents, including one fatality. Officials continue to urge motorists to drive with caution as conditions are still expected to remain rough.

One man arrested in Belleville for illegal sale of cough medicine

A 44-year-old man has been arrested following a crackdown on the illegal sale and distribution of scheduled cough medicine in Bellville, Cape Town, according to reports. EWN. The suspect, identified as a Zimbabwean national, was apprehended by the Public Order Police after they observed a suspicious transaction during a routine patrol. Police spokesman Wesley Twigg said the man was processed on charges related to illegal handling of pharmaceuticals. The suspect will be produced before the Bellville Magistrates Court.

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