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1 Thursday 12 October 2017 OUR LIVES. OUR PAPER. Chaos in streets after botched drug search PRICE: R3.60 nationwide.. YOU BURY HIM: The dead man s body was placed on top of the cop van, by his family members. Photo by Jannie du Plessis/Volksblad DEADLY RAID!

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Thursday 12 October 2017 OUR LIVES. OUR PAPER. PRICE: R3.60 nationwide.

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YOU BURY HIM: The dead man s body was placed on top of the cop van, by

Photos by Jannie du Plessis/Volksblad WATCH THIS VIDEO on www.dailysu n.

Chaos in streets after botched drug search By SIFISO JIMTA SOMEONE IS

What is known is that a man is dead, his body draped over the bonnet of a

Left and below: Family members of the dead man were gutted when they

4 Thursday 12 October 2017 OUR LIVES. OUR PAPER. PRICE: R3.60 nationwide.. FIXED PRICE GUARANTEED FOR 2 WHOLE YEARS GET DStv COMPACT TODAY! SMS PriceLock to PLUS YOU COULD WIN 1 OF 20 SAMSUNG TV & TABLET COMBOS T&Cs apply. Standard SMS Rates apply. YOU BURY HIM: The dead man s body was placed on top of the cop van, by his family members. Photos by Jannie du Plessis/Volksblad WATCH THIS VIDEO on n.co.za DEADLY RAID! Chaos in streets after botched drug search By SIFISO JIMTA SOMEONE IS LYING about what hap pened behind the closed doors of a house in the Vaal. What is known is that a man is dead, his body draped over the bonnet of a police van by enraged family members. Left and below: Family members of the dead man were gutted when they arrived at the scene. YOU KILLED HIM, NOW EAT HIM OR BURY HIM, THEY TOLD THE COPS. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 en their their dogs wh Cops had to rescue. lives were threatened Crowds ran on to the streets as all hell broke loose between cops and residents after the death.

2 DAILY SUN KHOZA: ANC MUST DIE! By TEBOGO MOKWENA FOR the ANC to learn, it first has to die. And then it can resurrect, like Jesus did!

The former ANC MP didn t hold back in her scathing criticism of her former party. She slammed the party s lack of moral consciousness.

Honouring struggle stalwart Helen Joseph, Teenager killed in violent protest!

Today, the organisation she once associated with tells members of parliament they shouldn t vote according to their moral consciousness.

By DULILE SOWAGA A NUMBER of North West towns experienced violent service delivery protests on Tuesday and yesterday. The situation was at its most tense in Blydeville, near Lichtenburg.

Photo by Dulile Sowaga Residents were furious, saying a task team set up by the provincial government earlier this year to deal with issues ) Meanwhile, in Tigane near Klerks- premier visited.

They burned tyres and put rocks on furious protesters burned a chicken a number of roads, blocking traffic. truck, barricaded roads and pelted motorists with stones.

said the provincial task team had lied to Lieutenant-General Baile Motswenyane advised motorists to use alternative the community and residents wanted Premier Supra Mahumapelo to address routes as

IEC sorts out voters addresses By KARABO RAMMUTLA THE IEC has made progress in collating the addresses of registered voters.

Last June, the Constitutional Court ruled the IEC had failed to meet its obligation to collect and maintain a database of the addresses of registered voters.

Those whose addresses remained the same should still confirm them.

without any address went down from 32% to 11%. Registered voters can go to www.elections.org.za/myiec to confirm their addresses. Khoza called for the ANC to face the consequences of its actions.

It is an organisation whose relevance is determined by quality of service and moral position in society.

On arrival, the cops allegedly stormed the house and woke everyone up, both in the house and in the rooms outside.

5 2 DAILY SUN KHOZA: ANC MUST DIE! By TEBOGO MOKWENA FOR the ANC to learn, it first has to die. And then it can resurrect, like Jesus did! Those were the words of Makhosi Khoza speaking at the 11th annual Helen Joseph Memorial Lecture at the University of Joburg on Tuesday. The former ANC MP didn t hold back in her scathing criticism of her former party. She slammed the party s lack of moral consciousness. Given that our country is going through the worst moral leadership crisis since 1994, it is important that we reconnect and fuse together moral consciousness. Honouring struggle stalwart Helen Joseph, Teenager killed in violent protest! she said: The reason she fought the apartheid system was because it represented an unjust consciousness which was at odds with her own moral conscience. Today, the organisation she once associated with tells members of parliament they shouldn t vote according to their moral consciousness. The only organisation she once believed in now puts the life of an individual above that of the people. Today, it persecutes truth in the name of organisational discipline. By DULILE SOWAGA A NUMBER of North West towns experienced violent service delivery protests on Tuesday and yesterday. The situation was at its most tense in Blydeville, near Lichtenburg. The protest took a fatal turn when a man shot Protesting residents used slings into the crowd and killed a 15-year-old aimed at police and journalists. boy. Photo by Dulile Sowaga Residents were furious, saying a task team set up by the provincial government earlier this year to deal with issues ) Meanwhile, in Tigane near Klerks- premier visited. such as water, housing and schooling dorp, community members and dismissed Shiva mineworkers protested for had not reported back to the community since April. On Tuesday and yesterday, jobs. They burned tyres and put rocks on furious protesters burned a chicken a number of roads, blocking traffic. truck, barricaded roads and pelted motorists with stones. dorp, pupils burned down a mobile ) In Boikhutso Village, near Venters- Community leader Philip Lottering school, wanting a proper school built. said the provincial task team had lied to Lieutenant-General Baile Motswenyane advised motorists to use alternative the community and residents wanted Premier Supra Mahumapelo to address routes as the N13 connecting Lichtenburg, Vryburg, Delareyville and Kuru- them. The protesters vowed to continue making the area ungovernable until the man to Gauteng was closed. IEC sorts out voters addresses By KARABO RAMMUTLA THE IEC has made progress in collating the addresses of registered voters. This was announced in Tshwane by the new IEC CEO, Sy Mamabolo, at the launch of the online address capture campaign yesterday. Last June, the Constitutional Court ruled the IEC had failed to meet its obligation to collect and maintain a database of the addresses of registered voters. Mamabolo said the new IEC website would allow Mzansi s registered It was voted in, it can be voted out voters to check, confirm and update their addresses. Those whose addresses remained the same should still confirm them. He said the percentage of complete addresses on the voters list had increased from 34% in March last year to 73%, the number of incomplete addresses had been reduced from 34% to 15% and people without any address went down from 32% to 11%. Registered voters can go to to confirm their addresses. Khoza called for the ANC to face the consequences of its actions. She said while in the party, she was told it was self-correcting, like the ocean. The ANC is not a religion. It is no longer what we joined, but something else. It was voted in and can be voted out. It is an organisation whose relevance is determined by quality of service and moral position in society. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Daily Sun understands cops got a tip off about a house where drugs were being sold in Vanderbijlpark, in the Vaal, south of Joburg and decided to raid the house. On arrival, the cops allegedly stormed the house and woke everyone up, both in the house and in the rooms outside. They were seen entering the house and later when they came out, a dead man was found inside, believed to have been suffocated with a plastic bag over his head. A tenant who lives in a back room in the yard said they were also searched and questioned. Cops didn t find drugs or anything illegal on any of us, said a resident. According to another resident who claims he was an eyewitness, the cops were with the man in the house. The man allegedly refused to admit that he sold drugs, so cops threatened him. The witness said the four cops covered his head with plastic and he suffocated to death. Cops, however, tell a different story. They claim the man was already dead when they went into the house. A man living in the yard said he heard dogs barking and woke up. When I got outside I found many cops in the yard. I was put against the wall and searched. When the cops heard me speaking Sotho they let me to go. He said when he went into the house he found his neighbour being beaten by the cops. They had plastic over his head. I asked them to stop. They told me to leave and said the man would tell the truth. The GET DAILY SUN BY SMS! MTN users Get your DAILY SUN News SMS sent to your mobile every day, dial To unsubscribe dial *123*4# Makhosi Khoza didn t hold back from slamming the party. Photo by Lindile Mbontsi Cops had plastic bag over his head THE BIG PG1 STORY witness said he stood outside for a minute and when the cops left the house, he went back inside. I found him dead, he claimed. The dead man s family say they have no doubt the cops killed him by suffocating him during their interrogation. After the dead man s family was called, they erupted in an anguished rage and took the body out to the yard. There they placed it on the bonnet of the cop van. You killed him, now eat him or bury him, relatives of the dead man screamed at cops. In a video captured by witnesses, the dead man s relatives and friends can be seen venting their anger at cops who look nervous and try to cover each other. Family members and friends at the scene were very emotional and wept next to the man s corpse as it lay on top of the cop van. Gauteng police spokesman Captain Kay Makhubele said the man was found dead by their cops. At this state we will have to wait for the outcome of the post mortem to determine the cause of death. There were no visible injuries on the deceased, he said. He said they had heard the allegations that the man was killed. We registered a murder docket after allegations that he was killed were brought to our attention. Makhubele said attempted murder and assault cases were opened after officers on the scene were attacked. Six of our officers were injured. No suspects have been arrested yet. *464*76# (First day FREE (R1/day afterwards) Having trouble finding your favourite paper? Phone Elizabeth or Jabulile on between 8am and 11am CONTACT NUMBERS OTHER NEWS SPORT ADVERTISING DISTRIBUTION Gauteng: (fax) news@dailysun.co.za Cape Town Tshwane Free State & N Cape East London PE KZN SWITCHBOARD sport@dailysun.co.za Lita de Bastos Media24 News National Product Manager lita.debastos@media24.com Gauteng Cape Town Free State KZN Eastern Cape akoanaite@dailysun.co.za DAILY SUN SUBSCRIPTIONS National Daily Sun is printed by Paarl Coldset (Pty) Ltd, 83 Heidelberg Road, City Deep Production Park, City Deep in Joburg, Cape Town, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth and by The Natal Witness in Pietermaritzburg. 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