Morena Che Selane o fetotše wa gana ore motho yo mo video gase yena .
16th February 2025
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Che Selane alleges that some leaders of the ANC in Limpopo have bought academic qualifications from private institutions.
A member of the Limpopo provincial legislature and ANC cadre Che Selane has gone back on his claims that some of the senior party leaders in the province bought their academic qualifications as pressure mounts to haul him before a disciplinary committee.
Speaking on Friday, Selane strangely refuted that the person making the damning utterances during an interview with local podcaster Fortune Maswanganyi was him.
“Are you sure that the person who was speaking during that interview was me? That was not myself . Play that video now to prove that the person in that clip was me,” said Selane.
which institutions [they] are enrolled [in] or have acquired their qualifications [at], you will find that they are from private institutions.
“Private institutions are there for money and profit. They go there with a lot of money, and these institutions give them those courses,” he said.
Selane said should there be an investigation into the academic records among the comrades, many of them will be arrested.
The podcast triggered a bitter debate in the corridors of power in the province, with some leaders calling for immediate action against Selane.
Maswanganyi confirmed to Sunday World that Selane is indeed the person in the video.
“I can confirm that the person on my podcast is Che Selane. There is nothing to deny there. I was with him and the video is clear. Why is he behaving like that? The interview happened a few days ago and I still remember it vividly.”
Approached for comment, provincial secretary Reuben Madadze referred media
queries to spokesperson Mathole Machaka.
When Selane’s podcast started doing the rounds, Machaka was the first to
chastise him for his remarks. In a strongly worded l
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National police commissioner Gen Fannie Masemola says taxi patrollers can't stop motorists giving people lifts. File photo.
National police commissioner Gen Fannie Masemola says taxi patrollers can't stop motorists giving people lifts. File photo.
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National police commissioner Gen Fannie Masemola says taxi patrollers have no authority to stop motorists giving people lifts.
A recent viral video showed a taxi patrol car blocking a vehicle on the highway for allegedly picking up passengers.
“We are aware that taxi association cars are called patrollers, but those cars only work on their own taxis,” Masemola said in an interview with Radio 702 on Wednesday.
“They have no right to stop any other person on a public road. They can stop their own taxis but they can't stop any member of the public, whether it's a neighbour or anyone else. They are not allowed to stop people.”
There have been several incidents where taxi patrollers allegedly harassed motorists on the road for giving hitchhikers a lift.
Masemola said police management would engage the South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) on the matter, emphasising the behaviour is not acceptable.
“This is a matter I will have to take up with the provincial commissioner and ensure they engage the taxi association. They can stop their own taxis, not any other person driving on a public road.”
However, Santaco Mpumalanga chairperson Fanyana Sibanyoni has defended the action of taxi patrollers, claiming they are doing their job to protect taxi drivers.
“Every company, when they start their business, needs security. There is nothing wrong with the taxi industry having security to look after our business. Every company has the right to have security to look after their businesses,” he said in an interview withSibanyoni argued car owners were not permitted to give hitchhikers a lift, not even family members, citing safety concerns for passengers and private car owners who did not have p