S. A: DETECTIVE ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED POLICE CELL RAPE. (PHOTO).

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 A shocking incident has shaken the community, as a 40-year-old detective from Malmesbury SAPS has been arrested for allegedly raping a 41-year-old woman in a police cell. According to the victim, the detective detained her on Christmas Day, 25 December 2024 under the pretext of a theft investigation. However, he later claimed it was a mistake. The victim alleges that the detective attempted to coerce her into consuming alcohol, and when she refused, he assaulted and raped her in the cell. In a disturbing turn of events, the detective allegedly dropped the victim off in town after the incident. A thorough investigation has been launched, and evidence, including medical reports and the victim’s torn clothing, has been collected. The detective is currently being held at Riebeek SAPS and is scheduled to appear in court on 30 December 2024. The community is outraged by the alleged incident, and authorities have vowed to take swift and decisive action to ensure justice is served.
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TAX BILLS: WE HAVE THE MEANS TO FIGHT ANYONE WHO SEEKS TO UNDERMINE THE NORTH- SENATOR WADADA. (PHOTO).

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 Tax Bills: We Have The Means To Fight Anyone Who Seeks To Undermine North -Senator Wadada 

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“No Northerner should fear taxes; we have historically led in community taxes, such as cattle tax. Many citizens have benefited from these contributions. We were paying taxes when others were not, and we are not afraid of tax reforms because we understood that to achieve our goals, adequate resources are necessary.


“Anyone who seeks to undermine the North should know that we have the means to fight back. I remain grounded in my understanding of the situation rather than swayed by public sentiment. There are areas needing clarification, and I believe President Tinubu administration does not intend harm to any part of Nigeria. However, introducing something new requires thorough consultation.” -Senator Wadada At Audience With Journalists In Abuja

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