JOHANNESBURG FAMILY DEVASTATED AFTER FUNERAL PARLOUR CREMATION MIX-UP. (PHOTO).

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  Johannesburg family devastated after funeral parlour cremation mix-up According to MDN News, a Johannesburg family has been left heartbroken after discovering that their mother’s body was mistakenly cremated by B3 Funeral Parlour. The grieving Thekiso family visited the funeral parlour to collect their loved one’s remains, only to be informed that her body had been erroneously cremated. B3 Funeral Parlour has acknowledged the mistake and offered compensation to the family. Executive head Isaac Mamotsau issued an apology, explaining that an internal investigation revealed the error occurred due to a mix-up with identification tags. “Our investigations revealed the greatest mistake, an error. We apologise for what occurred,” said Mamotsau. He explained that during preparations, morticians removed the tags from the bodies, leaving them in the cold room. Upon returning the bodies to storage, the tags were misplaced, leading to the wrong body being cremated. The funeral parlour has vo...
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NATIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL POSTPONED TO MAY 2025.(PHOTO).

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 National Sports Festival Postponed to May 2025


The National Sports Festival, "Gateway Games, Ogun 2024," has been rescheduled from January 12-28, 2025, to May 16-30, 2025. The postponement allows the newly established National Sports Commission (NSC) time to stabilize and build a sustainable sports economy. 


The decision was made following recommendations from the Technical Directors during a meeting in Abeokuta. The event will now include standout junior athletes from the National Youth Games. Zonal eliminations for team sports are set for February 23-28, 2025.

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