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Presented to court with evidence that this is what we have done, this is what is happening, and we are continuing to experience challenges. General, best of luck to you and your team heading into the elections. Lieutenant General Tobelo Mosakili, the Deputy National Commissioner for Policing, also the co-chair of Nat Joints, speaking to us about preparedness for the elections. 12:32 time for eyewitness news headlines. Thanks, Fanny. Good afternoon, former Wasasa Chief Operating Officer.

Angeli Agrizzi has been ordered to pay the state more than 1.6 billion rand in a massive corruption-related confiscation order. The order follows his conviction last year on three counts of corruption and one of money laundering linked to Agrizzi's involvement in a corruption network that secured government contracts through bribes, or rather, contracts through bribes. That is, the court found that Agrizzi benefited from Bosasa's unlawful activities and rejected his attempt to limit the amount to money he personally received.

Voting is off to a lively start in Deeploov East. That's in Soweto, with elderly citizens and people living with disabilities already casting their ballots during the special voting process. Special voting began today and will continue until tomorrow, ahead of the general voting day on Wednesday, when other registered voters are expected to cast their ballots. And Western Cape Mobility MEC Isaac Selego is hoping a meeting with rival taxi associations today will bring an end to a deadly conflict that has claimed at least a double.