Article Search

 The killing was 'senseless', says MEC
    May 15 2009 at 10:15AM Get IOL on your
mobile at m.iol.co.za

KwaZulu-Natal MEC for agriculture and rural development Lydia Johnson on Friday condemned the killing of a farmer in Rietvlei outside Mzimkhulu on the province's south coast.

Alan Rowe was shot by unknown attackers while driving home on Wednesday night.

"I condemn as senseless and criminal the killing of farmers in KwaZulu-Natal. The death of Mr Rowe leaves us as the agriculture community that much poorer," said Johnson.

The newly appointed MEC promised to prioritise safety and security in the farming and rural communities.

"In this regard we will work closely with the MEC for police in the province Mr Bheki Cele and all the relevant security structures to ensure that rural areas are safe places for all to live in," she said. - Sapa

Email StoryPrint Story
BOOKMARK THIS STORY
Social bookmarking allows users to save and categorise a personal collection of bookmarks and share them with others. This is different to using your own browser bookmarks which are available using the menus within your web browser.

Use the links below to share this article on the social bookmarking site of your choice.

Read more about social bookmarking at Wikipedia - Social Bookmarking

muti




Watch IOLs latest videos on YouTube Join IOLs Facebook page Follow IOL on Twitter





     Online Services

Date Your Destiny
 
I'm a 23 year old man looking to meet men between the ages of 18 and 100.
 

     More Services

     More Crime & Courts Stories

     Breaking News      Most Read Stories
      Top News Stories
      Top South Africa Stories
      Top Reads - Yesterday



     Entertainment      Motoring
Michael apologies to Lisa Marie
VIDEO: Cars? Check. The Stig? Check. Eye candy? No
Madonna eyes new toyboy

     Business
Cashing in on Mandela, 20 years after freedom
Toyota South Africa recalls 52 546 vehicles
Honda expands airbag recall as more Toyotas probed
FIRST DRIVES: Hyundai's new 'Tucson' and sexy Sonata
Toyota SA in huge accelerator-pedal recall
Struggling new teams can miss three races - Todt
Classic machines howl at Killarney Historic meeting
Yamaha, Ducati set pace at Sepang

     Travel
Travel beats marriage as top Valentine's gift
The Apartment makes diners feel at home
New vision strikes a chord
Discovering the pleasure of paradise
Spend 11 nights cruising the Med
     Careers
Changing lanes in the career highway
Getting to grips with the transport industry
To be your own boss, believe in yourself first
Salary survey puts unstable economy into the equation
Development of child is key