Jacaranda FM Newswatch @ 19H00

0:00Yeah. Pretzorian, the Emelechleini, up to 25 degrees tomorrow, Johannesburg up to 24. We started in Popo, where a fatal crash on the D19 Matlala road near Sushecho Cross has left six people dead. I witnessed David Cittore, who was present at the scene, describes how the accident unfolded. We were heading to the direction of Matlala. And on the way there, one of the contents came approaching head one, of which two cars were in front. They managed to avoid the vehicle. It nearly hit one of the contents that was going to Matlala direction, of which you managed to serve. And it hit them in the middle of the vehicle. Here's the spokesperson for the Limpopo Department of Transport at Matume Tauja, Tuala. The MSC of Transport and Community Safety Mem, Violet match, will be here to come and witness what happened here. In other news, having premier Panja Zalissoufi says he is concerned about the number of buildings

1:01that collapse in the province, as follows, the collapse of a warehouse that was under construction in Omondi in Johannesburg. Nine people have lost their lives. There are some basic things that must not happen, especially where we are at the technology. That is available nowadays and the systems that are available. In other news, the deputy director General for the National Health Insurance Nicholas says there are currently about 15 court cases against the NHI, including matters before the Constitutional Court. The government has temporarily paused the roll-out of the National Health Insurance while the courts consider legal challenges. The cases relate to allegations of insufficient public consultation during the development and center of the act. It includes challenges from the Board of Health gave funders and also the Western Cape government. Those will be dealt with the 56th and 7th of May this year and we hope to have an outcome in October or November, after which we will turn our attention

2:03to whatever other challenges are going to need attention in the high court. Then removed to the US, a man whose teenage son shot and killed four people at a US high school was fund guilty of murder and man slaughter in a rare case of a parent charged over shooting carried out by their child. Colin Gray, aged 55, was fund guilty by a jury in Georgia of second-degree murder in voluntary man slaughter and other offenses in connection with the shooting at a Bellacci high school by his son, Colt. And the European Union has begun helping members of countries like Italy, Austria and Slovakia to repatriate their citizens stranded due to the war in the Middle East. A legend in Turkey, though, the media spoke to Iranians fleeing Tehran.

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