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Teams executed several search and seizure warrants and uncovered various items, such as well-known brands that included Springbox branded merchandise. Lieutenant Colonel Amanda van Veek has the details. In addition to the counterfeit merchandise, police seized manufacturing equipment and materials believed to have been used in the production and distribution of counterfeit goods. These include counterfeit labels and stickers, an embossing machine, and silk screen plate. ANC President's

Ramaphosa says he is confident that the IEC will resolve technical glitches that affected the submission of the party's candidate lists in several provinces. Ramaphosa says while he understands the challenges with the IEC's electronic system, a solution needs to be found to ensure political parties are able to submit their lists. Ramaphosa was speaking during a door-to-door campaign in Ekurhuleni. Well, there were some glitches. Glitches with regard to just the interface with

the IEC system. The candidates list was there for the whole country they were submitted and in regard to those areas there were some glitches and this is not only affecting the ANC. There are a number of other parties, I'm told 34. So there should be a solution to be found because the technical glitches should not in the end deprive our people from being able to vote for their candidates.

And I'm certain that a solution will be found. We'll end here where a Chinese national has been found alive inside a hydro-powered tunnel in Nepal 10 days after devastating floods struck along the Nepal-China border. The Nepalese army says: the man was found inside the tunnel and successfully pulled to safety by rescuers. The rescue came as the death toll from last week's flash floods has risen to 1,375 in Nepal and China, and that's a