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Traffic woman helped a Malawian woman give birth near Beitbridge, Limpopo.

South African Woman Arrested in Thailand With 16kg of He**in Hidden in Pet Food

A 32-year-old South African woman identified as Melokuhle has been arrested at Phuket International Airport in Thailand after authorities discovered 16 kilograms of he**in concealed inside her luggage.

According to reports, the dr*gs, valued at approximately R24 million in South Africa and 48 million Thai Baht (THB), were hidden among seven bags of cat and dog food.

The arrest was made on June 23, June 2026, as the suspect was reportedly preparing to board a flight from Phuket to Entebbe International Airport in Uganda. The operation involved customs officers, Sakhu Police, and the Narcotics Suppression Bureau (NSB).

Authorities also seized mobile phones containing foreign SIM cards during the arrest.

She is facing charges of attempting to export a Category 1 narcotic, namely he**in, from Thailand without authorization, in violation of the country's Narcotics Code and Customs Act.

The suspect has since been handed over to investigators at Sakhu Police Station for further legal proceedings.

Five buses carrying Malawians returning from South Africa have arrived in Blantyre as part of the ongoing voluntary repatriation exercise.

Brian Mwanza, a Malawian 🇲🇼 street vendor, was reportedly kïll£d in Durban in a xenophobic attack. 🥲

He was pushing a trolley and selling fruit when four South African men approached him and asked when he planned to return to his country, as others were doing. Brian said he had a passport. The men then asked if he had a permit to sell goods. When he could not show one, they began to attack him.

The incident has raised new concerns about xenophobia and viOlence against foreign nationals in South Africa.


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UNDOCUMENTED MALAWIAN NATIONAL WANTED FOR ALLEGEDLY RAPlNG A CHILD ARRESTED WHILE SUBMITTING HIS DOCUMENTS TO BE REPATRIATED

DURBAN - Minister of Home Affairs Dr Leon Schreiber says an illegal Malawian immigrant who allegedly rap£d a child has been found in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.

The Minister says the Malawian - who was in South Africa illegally was found during the processing of immigrants and ready for repatriation

"We already have one case of an individual who was wanted for rap~. We identified him and arrested him for rap£," said Schreiber

He says that the parents of the victim who was rap£d would have been effectively robbe£d of justice if the suspect was just repatriated without proper processing.

South African authorities are working around the clock to process immigrants from Malawi who have filled the streets of Durban, requesting to be deported home ahead of the 30th June deadline.

Zimbabweans on their way going back home 🤦🤦🤦🤦

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Officials say the number of displaced Malawian nationals is rising rapidly in KwaZulu-Natal's capital, Pietermaritzburg. This follows the murder of a 29-year-old Malawian national, who was attacked and klll£d allegedly by a mob at the Jika Joe Informal Settlement on Friday. It is alleged the vi0lence has forced hundreds of foreign nationals to flee their homes and seek refuge in churches and mosques. Authorities say they have increased police deployments in the area, while Malawian officials are urging the South African government and the Department of Home Affairs to establish an additional temporary facility in Pietermaritzburg to accelerate the voluntary repatriation process.Currently, there are two temporary facilities in the province, both located in Durban. Malawian officials argue that a facility in Pietermaritzburg would help ease pressure on existing shelters and speed up the processing of those wishing to return home voluntarily. Credit: Mlondi Radebe.

DAUGHTER HIRES HITMEN TO KllLL HER FATHER AFTER TRADITIONAL HEALER CLAIMED FATHER KlLL£D HER MOTHER

Dr. Mehlape was a respected, present father who supported his family. His wife (Mologadi’s mother) had passed away earlier, and Mologadi (then around 28) was grieving and seeking answers. Advised by her maternal aunt (Mahlodi Melida Mathole, a school principal), she consulted traditional healer Hlologelo Klaas Mogotlane.

The healer allegedly told Mologadi that her father had used muthi (traditional medicine) to cause her mother’s d£ath.

He provided muthi for her to use against her father, but when that didn’t work as hoped, Mologadi became frustrated.

She then plotted with family members (including her aunt) and hired contract klll£rs (“inkabis” or hitmen) paying or agreeing to pay around R200,000.

On 28 Dec, at Dr. Mehlape’s home in Mankweng Zone 1, outside Polokwane, the hitmen ambushed him while he was asleep in bed. He was shot multiple times. The attackers also robb£d the home of valuables, including his cellphone.

Police arrested Mologadi, her aunt (the school principal), the traditional healer (Mogotlane), and other accomplices (including Sello Michael Molongoane and Tshepo Ranoto).

Mologadi pleaded guilty in the Polokwane High Court. She was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder and 15 years for robb£ry with aggravating circumstances, to run concurrently.

The traditional healer, Hlologelo Klaas Mogotlane, later pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 20 years for murder and 13 years for robbery (concurrently) Other co-accused cases continued or were handled separately.

BREAKING 🚨😳🇺🇸🇿🇦

The Trump administration has reportedly cut HIV funding to South Africa, claiming the South African government has failed to adequately protect white citizens

The move is already causing major debate, with critics warning it could affect vulnerable communities that depend on HIV-related programs, while supporters argue the decision is linked to broader diplomatic and human rights concerns

What started as a health funding issue is now turning into a political and diplomatic storm between United States and South Africa 😮‍💨