The number of babies born so far is 33 of which 18 are boys and 15 girls. The first baby was delivered in Tonga Hospital at 00:02am.

This is includes Thoko Mdluli’s baby boy, Zwelihle weighing 2,8kg who was supposed to be born in February 2026 but ended making his arrival earlier than expected at Witbank Hospital where the premier, Mandla Ndlovu and MEC for Health, Sasekani Manzini visited and gifted the newborns.

His ecstatic mother said she was happy her son was born on this special day. “What makes me happy is that I gave birth naturally without any complications. His other three siblings were very happy when I told them about their brother. It is indeed a miracle because I did not think I would be in labour so soon,” she said.

Another newborn baby, Zuluelihle was welcomed at around 3:00am. Her mother, Ayanda Mabuza expressed satisfaction on the treatment she received from the hospital staff from her arrival. ” I did not expect to be received with warm hands from the nurses. I am excited and my baby is definitely a blessing to me and my family.”

The number of babies born so far is 33 of which 18 are boys and 15 girls. Premier, Mandla Ndlovu advised the mothers to take good care of their children stating that government will continue serving the people of this country.

“There are schemes that provide support children through social development programmes from birth. We love our children and we have a responsibility to take care of them,” said Ndlovu.

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According to a family statement, she was rushed to Evander Hospital and was stabilised then was airlifted to Witbank Hospital. She was later transferred to Steve Biko Academic Hospital when she became critical on September 5.

Police reports reveal that she was shot after an argument between two men and her brother. Police spokesperson, Brig Leonard Hlathi said the owner of the firearm has been identified and the police are still searching for the person who fired the shot.

“There was commotion between her brother and two men. She then went to find out what the problem was and was shot. The two men fled the scene and the police as well as medical personnel were called to the scene,” said Brig Hlathi.

Mdeliswa was popular for her roles in Mzansi Magic’s Lokshion Biskop movies such as The Contract, Imo Kokufa, Ngempela and her latest in SABC 1 Ndebele drama-series, Ikani.

Anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of the suspect may contact Captain Patrick Malepe on 082 065 1299.

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According to police reports, the suspects forcefully drove Thabiso Sibanyoni (22) Thulani Sibanyoni (35) to a store room of a local chainstore where they assaulted them with an iron pipe.

Both the victims suffered injuries from the assault, resulting in Thulani being admitted to Carolina Hospital. Due to complications he was later transferred to Witbank Hospital where he died on August 1. The suspects are expected to appear in the Carolina Magistrate’s Court on Monday, September 7, 2020.

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