Tshiamo Hlenza died this week after falling into a trench covered in water at a construction site in Hammanskraal.
Tshiamo Hlenza died on Monday after falling into a trench covered in water at a construction site in Hammanskraal.
The children, two 10-year-olds and one nine-year-old, were found on Saturday by bystanders.
The children, two 10-year-olds and one nine-year-old, were found on Saturday by bystanders amid sustained downpours in Gauteng.
It is understood the children, two 10-year-olds and one nine-year-old, were found in the trench which had accumulated water due to heavy rains that lashed parts of Gauteng over the past 48 hours.
The provincial government invoked Section 193, following weeks of failed motions of no confidence against Democratic Alliance (DA) office bearers by the African National Congress (ANC) and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).
In his fourth Sona, Cyril Ramaphosa announced that a Crime Detection University would be established in Hammanskraal to 'improve the quality of general and specialised police investigations'.
Lethabo Nkoana was shot and killed during a meeting over the weekend.
Police say preliminary reports show that an argument broke out between delegates at the rally before the shooting that claimed the life of ANCYL member, Lethabo Nkoana.
Police say the deceased was trying to resolve a fight between delegates at a rally when the unknown man fired shots at him.
Jubilee Hospital has been left reeling after not having a water supply for three weeks, forcing it to close down theatres for surgery due to hygiene concerns.
Most residents of Stinkwater relied on underground water due to a shortage of taps in the area.
The lobby group gave the city 48 hours to act after it found the drinking water was contaminated with Escherichia coli, also known as E. coli.
Back in February this year, police received information of a plot to kill a woman from Hammanskraal, where the alleged plan was to set her house alight at night while she and her family would be asleep.
Following a day of protest action in at least three areas in the north of Gauteng, police were forced to use rubber bullets, stun grenades and tear gas to disperse crowds and contain unrest.
In Hammanskraal, residents have blockaded roads with burning tyres and rocks, saying they don’t even have clean drinking water.
The police have recovered drugs, the chemicals used to produce the illicit substances, as well as firearms.
In his visit on Wednesday, he told them that his government was aware of challenges the community faces and it was working hard to address them.
